Dear Future Whales,
It’s okay if the market still has you down, but keep reading and you’ll find there are plenty of reasons to stay upbeat! In today’s note, I provide an update on the TNL NFT collection and Root Token claim and highlight my favorite podcasts with some educational components to keep you sharp. Lastly, there are a few free airdrops and token claims up for crabs… I mean grabs.
Summary:
News Around Muhammad Ali’s -The Next Legend
Top Podcasts
Free Airdrops and NFTs
News Around Muhammad Ali’s -The Next Legends.
What is TNL?
The Next Legends allows you to play a part in the boxing championship of the Open Metaverse! Take on the role of a coach and manager and reach for greatness by training and managing your own AI-driven boxer. Predispose your fighter for success - upgrade, trade, and compete against opponents. With the right decisions both in and out of the ring, your boxer could be the next legend!
1st - The Locker Room opens tomorrow. You’ll be able to give your boxer an official name and backstory, and even download 3D models of the character.
2nd - If you’re holding a TNL Pro Boxer, then you can unlock your ROOT token rewards by bridging a single boxer from Ethereum to the Root Network. You’ll receive tokens for every boxer you own.
Top Podcasts From the Week:
Floor NFT - Under the guise of continuing to learn and sharpen your skills, I highly recommend listening to the past week’s Floor Pod on “Where do I store my NFTs now?” Yes, it covers the recent drama about Ledger’s seed phrase and sharing feature but the front half is more interesting and covers the recently approved ERC-6551.
What is ERC-6551? The short version ERC-6551 = digital gift baskets. The basics include the idea of using your NFT to store other NFTs, trade ERC20s, and more. Check out this recent note that does a nice job of explaining the concept and potential.
Web3 Breakdowns: An IP Lawyer on NFTs and AI - I continue to struggle with understanding what I can and cannot do with the various NFTs I own. What rights come with them? What potential liabilities do I have if should I use them for marketing or commercial use? What to listen for:
Differences between copyright and trademark law - Minute 9
The pros and cons of the different licensing options - Minute 23
Airdrops and More:
Bankless just recently shared a thread on how to take advantage of a potential LINEA airdrop. This news made its way to today’s note since there is a competition and leaderboard for the rights to mint a one-of-a-kind NFT.
Free Mint “Zerion DNA 1.0” - Thanks to the First Mint team for making me aware of this one. This mint is on Ethereum, so expect a few dollars in transaction fees, but otherwise free.
If you like free NFTs, then sign-up for SegMint’s waitlist and beta. Joining the platform will allow you to claim a free NFT. The earlier you sign up, the more likely you will receive a rare NFT when the time comes!
Authored by Matt Bartlett, CAIA. Follow Matt on Twitter @MattBartlettVE
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