NFTs and Blockchain: Key points covered in this episode:

NFTs should be fun! Kary Oberbrunner suggests “gamifying” NFTs. The key is to create challenges in each chapter, and winners can unlock a special NFT or get awards for being a part of the community. Who says you can’t build assets while playing games?

Lee Richter and Kary Oberbrunner toss out the idea of a new form of cryptocurrency. These would be given to their game participants with accumulated game points. Inspired by Scott Donnell, planning the exclusive coin as a usable currency would push its worth to unimaginable levels.

Get a knowledgeable advisor. The NFT space is no stranger to phishing attacks. When your NFT business is expanding, hire an expert accountant. Acquiring software to document your crypto transactions is a viable option, too.

NFTs are opportunities for pitching new ideas. Impact Theory founder Tom Bilyeu created his NFT world with space for brainstorming. Drawing from this idea, Lee Richter thought of having a mini NFT “shark tank”, with the panel composed of people who purchased her NFTs.

Create engagement and value to keep everyone excited. The fun doesn’t stop at the content. NFT sellers craft innovative ways for fans and supporters to keep the interest high. An NFT is a gift that keeps on giving.

Be inspired, take action, and join the journey. Get around like-minded people. Find your mentor, and jump right in. You’ll never know where your first NFT might take you.