The collectibles market is about to undergo its most significant upgrade ever.
The future of collectibles is very likely to be on the blockchain.
Allow me to provide a TL;DR and convert you before it's too late. 👇🧵
The collectibles market was estimated at $458.2 billion USD in 2023 and is projected to exceed $1 trillion USD by 2033.
However, there's one technology poised to disrupt this market forever: NFTs.
🔮: "But aren't NFTs just JPEGs stored on a blockchain?"
Sure, some are just that.
However, NFTs possess a unique power that's beginning to disrupt the collectibles market: the capacity to enable users to securely trade verifiable assets online.
The entertainment industry just got a massive upgrade!
Tomorrowland is using NFT technology correctly, giving their holders exclusive early access to shows and more.
This move has also generated an additional $2.2M in revenue.
Here's everything you need to know.👇🧵
In the world of Web3, few have successfully merged technology with experiential moments.
With an impressive revenue of $2.2M from NFTs, Tomorrowland has demonstrated a tangible economic impact while highlighting the potential of NFTs in reshaping fan engagement and experiences.
🔺 A New Era in Festival Participation
No longer does Tomorrowland's magic fade away after the festival's conclusion.
The 2023 edition, which concluded on July 30th, continues to leave its mark on both attendees and the broader market.
Could this app truly revolutionize closed communication networks?
Or is it destined to fade into obscurity within a couple of weeks?
Here’s all the alpha you’ll need (and how I managed to get a 10x). 👇
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If you're not familiar with Friend Tech, here's a quick rundown:
• Friend Tech functions as a closed communication network.
• It's akin to an OnlyFans model, offering exclusive content behind a paywall.
• Access to content requires purchasing shares in a creator.
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🔺 The reason for the chatter? Profit.
Many have seen significant returns, myself included (even without frequent use).