What to Expect when Getting into NFTs: Q&A with @dan_cayer9

I got involved in late March 2020 when things really started to take off. I was already into crypto but just didn’t know much about NFTs.

So I’ve owned many and sadly had to sell some because as many other people are, I am looking to make some money. My first one was Doge Pound which will always be special because it started the journey for me. Currently, I’d have to say Ballerz is my favorite because of how welcoming the community has been.

I would say community is first. A strong community won’t just give up even when things cool down in the markets.

Connect with as many people as possible and just soak up as much information as you can. Don’t be afraid to make a bad decision as it only takes one winner which we can see from some projects such as Bored Apes, Cool Cats, Doodles, etc. Most people are just too afraid to even start so just mint whatever you like and learn as you go.

Top challenges would be of course ETH with gas fees(IYKYK) which is why I love Flow so much and also probably just the amount of copies there are. Many are influenced into buying cash grabs from people they follow so it is important that people understand not to just buy anything and everything.

I see them playing a huge part in how we connect and interact with each other. Of course many projects today won’t be around in 3-5 years but we are truly seeing a complete 360 in the way we identify online. Many people around the world struggle with inclusion and the explosion of NFTs exposes this. I think it’s a good thing for the world because through a pfp you can break barriers that many people usually faced because it was always much harder for the average joe to gain followers and truly connect with others. 

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You can follow along with me by following my twitter @dan_cayer9. I would love to connect with everyone as I am still learning and would love to introduce anyone else who is interested.