The Metaverse has nothing to do with 3D. The Metaverse doesn't look like Minecraft, Roblox, or Otherside. The Metaverse doesn't need VR/AR tech. The Metaverse won't get you rich from buying artificially scarce land & cartoon jpegs. You gotta invest in the right
What does that even mean? What is a "meta"? How big is it? How long does it last? What impact does it have? Everyone wants to know what the "next meta" will be, so they can invest in it early and, well, make money. Is "
Update: If you would prefer a video version of this, here it is! The right metaphor is worth a million words. Explaining NFTs to people is hard. Most people, even those in the NFT space, barely begin to grasp the power of this technology. Here's how I do
What sort of returns can we expect in the NFT space? What’s realistic? What about in a loooong bear market? Is there any chance of making big multiples now? Is it time to throwin the towel, give up, lick our wounds, move on to something else? I’m here
What's the worst thing a founder can do to their NFT project? The quick answer, "to rug it", is correct but also ambiguous. We don't have an agreed definition of "rugging", so ppl get lost in arguments about whether this or that
Every once in a while the meta changes. Catching the meta shifts early can pay off big. Imagine beginning investing in the PFP craze in May last year. Imho, the Yuga Labs Otherside debacle plays into the next meta shift. Here's how. Now, of course, I don'
