037 - The Downfall of PFPs: Why I Quit My NFT Project

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In this captivating episode, our host Rocky Roark takes us on a profound exploration of the world of NFT PFPs (Non-Fungible Token Profile Pictures). He shares his personal journey of working on an NFT project and the pivotal reasons behind his decision to abandon it.The episode starts by explaining NFTs and PFPs, clarifying that the focus will be on PFP Artwork within the NFT space. NFTs are digital tokens granting exclusive ownership and royalties to artists. PFPs, on the other hand, are digital collectibles serving as profile pictures, wholly owned by the user. Notable PFP projects like Bored Apes and Doodles are mentioned.Rocky reflects on his introduction to NFTs and PFPs, giving credit to specific projects they learned about. They then share the journey of creating their own NFT project, "Mewton Island," describing its concept, characters, and the significant effort invested in its artwork.However, the episode takes a turn as Rocky opens up about his decision to quit the NFT project. The toxic nature of some PFP communities, the immense time commitment required, and the realization of money wasted on PFPs played significant roles in this choice.Despite his own project's fate, Rocky emphasizes their belief in the broader concept of NFTs. They highlight the various utilities of NFTs, such as proving ownership of digital assets, tokenized music and videos, domain names, event tickets, loyalty programs, patents, and gaming.In the concluding segment, Rocky urges caution with PFPs, advising those not involved to steer clear of them due to their questionable investment potential. For those already engaged, the advice is to exit before potential losses grow.The episode wraps up with a heartfelt shoutout to a listener who left a positive review on Apple Podcasts and sincere appreciation for the audience's support. Viewers and listeners are reminded to engage with the podcast by subscribing, leaving reviews, and staying connected for more insightful discussions on various topics.

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