Thread by @gregyounger

The @tferriss podcast with @naval & @cdixon is the gold standard of Web3 and NFT discussion.

If I could inject it into my veins I would.

One problem, it’s 2:30 hrs long.

I listened to it so you don’t have to.

Here’s 5 Key Takeaways

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1. Reasons to be in Web3

And I quote,

“Open source, open platforms, portable data, user privacy, user control keys, community owned and controlled networks.”

Seems like a good list of reasons to be in the NFT space!

2. Ownership

What if the drivers of Uber got to own the company?

What if a community can have a say in governance.

Why rent space on a web2 platform (Facebook) when you can own one on Web3?

I own my @LazyLionsNFT PFP.

3. The concept of composability

NFTs are like digital lego. Each can be fit and built on top of themselves.

Along with open source, this will create innovation & its just beginning.

4. The concept of Skeuomorphic

The idea of designing something for the online world based on the offline world.

In the case of Web3, trading cards, tickets, etc are basic use cases. They are skeuomorphic.

The future of NFTs will be way beyond record keeping. Here’s more.👇🏻

https://twitter.com/cdixon/status/1440026947036356619

5. NFTs offer something to everyone.

This one resonates with me.

Cryptocurrencies appeal to a certain person. And I’ll never be a coder.

NFTs are a version of web3 that I can see, feel & make a connection with.

In conclusion, this is an awesome podcast! Check it out, if u can.

I’m excited about NFTs b/c they offer the ability to take ownership in ways we’ve never been able to do before.

I look forward to exploring the many use cases and I’ll be sure to share my findings right here!

I’m writing 30 Twitter threads in 30 days.

I’m discussing NFTs and kids, my bonsai NFT project & building an NFT audience.

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