NFT 2.0
summary
Claims that NFT trading never died (150–200M/month at the trough) and that new launches hit $50M/day overnight drive the panel’s case; markets like OpenSea and Magic Eden removing royalties changed creator economics and forced solutions — enforceable royalties in contract, aligned tokenomics, or buyback models such as punk strategy buyback model. Practical builds include Telegram-integrated NFTs (usernames, stickers, plush Pepes) on TON for frictionless onboarding, gaming item ownership as the primary sustained use case, and clear royalty rules across marketplaces.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00NFTs still evolving
- 2:34Royalty fees and incentives
- 7:08Media on NFT market shifts
- 9:36Telegram as NFT hub
- 12:25Building NFT 2.0 on Telegram
- 15:15Real-world NFTs and gaming
- 17:22Accessible NFTs replacing collectibles
- 18:47Future of NFTs beyond Telegram
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