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1/ Our previous character thread received rave reviews, so we’re back at it again. Today, we look at another billion dollar IP, @TheSimpsons, and what these characters could look like in the NFT market. What if, like Bart, a @BoredApeYC was @TIME’s person of the year? A 🧵... 
2/ @TheSimpsons was created by newspaper cartoonist Matt Groening in 1987, and its popularity has made it a billion-dollar merchandising and media franchise today. The Simpsons have been featured in a variety of media, from comic books to video games to many popular memes.
3/ In 2008, $750 million worth of @TheSimpsons merchandise was purchased worldwide. Peter Byrne, @FoxNews executive VP of licensing and merchandising, called @TheSimpsons “the biggest licensing entity that Fox has had, full stop” in TV or film.
✍️ Thread: The importance of the "Interactive NFT" format (github.com/beyondnft/sand…):
#NFTs today are mostly static files:
An PNG, a GIF, an Audio file, a Video file... which means they are bound to always stay the same.
#NFTs today are mostly static files:
An PNG, a GIF, an Audio file, a Video file... which means they are bound to always stay the same.
This is a sufficient in a lot of cases, but this is also very limiting considering we are mostly consuming NFTs using browsers.
➡️ As #creators, it makes sense to actually use all the tools at our disposition. Why still transform an awesome animation into a bad quality GIF?
➡️ As #creators, it makes sense to actually use all the tools at our disposition. Why still transform an awesome animation into a bad quality GIF?
That's why the Interactive NFT (#iNFT) format is born:
allowing creators to use code (HTML/CSS/JavaScript) to define their NFTs.
This, allowing a full interactivity of the NFT, being it Art, Games, Audio, Videos, Experiments, Animations, Fetching external data for stats, ...
allowing creators to use code (HTML/CSS/JavaScript) to define their NFTs.
This, allowing a full interactivity of the NFT, being it Art, Games, Audio, Videos, Experiments, Animations, Fetching external data for stats, ...
