Mad, Bad and Lazy: How to ruin your Life using NFTs
summary
Panel explains concrete mechanics and results: projects mint on niche chains then bridge for liquidity using ICS-721 interchain NFTs, one collection launches with a Merkle whitelist mint that supports millions of addresses, initial mint was 1 TIA and its floor later sits near $4k, one collection limits supply to 2,500, experiments include a liquid-stake derivative and a planned proof of laziness chain that scores stakers for priority fees, plus practical notes on airdrops, Discord-first community building and when derivatives help or fragment liquidity.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:50NFT project origins
- 8:11Mad scientists in NFTs
- 12:05Building NFT communities
- 14:57Filter and art-first NFTs
- 18:32Bad kids in NFTs
- 20:18Celestine Slots and memes
- 23:06Lazy Chain and future plans
- 25:14NFT derivatives and brand growth
- 29:55Airdrops impact
- 34:50Cosmos NFTs and final thoughts
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