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Some future internet favorites will come from NFT toys
The web3 brands are getting better known every day
All thanks to toys, games and shorts
It's only logical that web3 will outshine web2
If Mario is one of the most recognizable characters
What prevents pudgy penguins?
Remember the days when probably 50% of kids had Poppy Playtime toys?
Why can't the same thing happen with Beanz?
If I had a baby who watched cartoons, I would subscribe to Imaginary Junior
And buy him an IO toy, too
It's all about time and mass adoption, right?
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Projects that understand culture will win
Understanding current trends and finding ways for growth are crucial
That's why:
- Pudgy Penguins created Pudgy World
- Azuki is creating a studio-quality "Anime"
- Yuga Labs is involved in various industries, from fashion to web3 gaming
- Lazy Lions develop their own AI tool
Adapt or die
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Now the path to creating a strong NFT brand is clear
All you have to do is learn how to entertain people beyond a single platform
There are several ways to do this:
1β£ Create a game that focuses on building awareness of your art
Examples:
β’ Pudgy World by Pudgy Penguins
β’ Bubble Rider by Imaginary Ones
80% of the world plays games almost every day
Creating a game is a great way to reach a new audience
People don't give a s**t that it's a web3 game
They want entertainment
2β£ Create unique collectibles
Examples:
β’ Pudgy Penguins
Who hasn't seen the news that David Dobrik got a toys from them?
β’ BAPE x BAYC
We know how much Bape loves creating limited edition items and I think this will be no different
This will create a lot of excitement and a new wave of interest among fashion conscious people
3β£ Short videos are one of the best engagement tools
Examples:
β’ Azuki with anime shorts
β’ Pudgy Penguins with adorable penguin videos
People spend a lot of time on TikTok or Reels, so why not take advantage of that?
And redirect traffic from one social network to another
"You can satisfy your audience if you know what they want" - MANI
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Problem that every web3 gaming project will face
Building a web3 gaming project is one of the most challenging way a person can choose
With great hype comes great expectations from the community
Let me explain
Typically, web3 gaming goes through four phases:
1) Huge hype generated by the current meta
2) Minting
3) "Look how cool it is. ArE wE BaCk?"
4) Stagnation
Imo, all of this is happening because the web3 community, as a whole, is not yet ready for change
What am I talking about?
So far, we haven't seen anything that has intrinsic value other than price and additional nice utilities
Your expensive NFT makes you cool
Your cheap NFT, sell it and buy one that's more expensive
And because gaming is a long process that goes through many stages, starting from idea creation to product launch with further improvements and innovations
Interest in web3 gaming fades
It is what it is
This is not hate, it's just something worth paying attention to
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Everyone is f**king up
But agree that it's weird when:
Dude makes posts analyzing the NFT market and the next day mints a rug
Dude has 500 followers and writes about "Growth Hacks"
Dude writes about self-improvement when he's 16 years old and his whole life before that was like being in an "incubator"
I'm not saying that I never make mistakes
And I'm not saying that there is no place for everyone here
I just want to say that if you're not a professional at something, you don't need to write about it
Study. Learn. Ask.
But never bring fake help into this space
Anyway, I believe in you.
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I can't understand people who do challenges like "30 days - 30 threads".
Where do you find time?
The whole point of being a content creator is lost because what is the use of writing something in a couple of hours if your main goal is the speed of writing threads?
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What unites all of these people in this picture?
Let me explain ππ§΅
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I finally reached the goal of 1000 followers.
Here's what I learned while achieving this goal:
-> regularity is key
-> focus on just one niche and don't change it
-> building connections is one of the most important skills in CT
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When the market inevitably turns around
Remember who was here in the bear.
Influencers will pop up saying they knew all along.
Trust the ones that stayed when it was hard.
juke.eth π¦ retweeted
Someday there will come a time when Ordinals will take a back seat and what to do next?
Must-read for Ordinals haters.
@ConvictionStd π§΅π
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This bunny doesnβt come in second.π
Tsukiβs not the only winner - weβve upgraded some of you to Locked & Loaded. Check your progress in journey.enterjio.com to see if youβve been promoted.
Who could she be texting?
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How I lost $18,481.27 investing in PXN
and how you can learn from my mistakes: π§΅π
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I'm launching an exclusive 1/1 small supply of on-chain art on rare sats
Here's everything you need to know about it π§΅π
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How I went from zero to 50k followers, to working with Azuki and going full time Web3 in just one year.
And how you can do the same π§΅π
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The most important call on ordinals - watch out for @atomordinals
Some information about the future collection
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They are doing it again.
The ultimate DeGods success-formula...
@DeGodsNFT.
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