It doesn't matter how long they take to sell, as long as they do. Which they will

The longer it takes the higher the value will go up.

15,000 is quite a small number in the grand scheme of things

We'll be in touch lol no cap

Absolutely.

There are a few parts to this image which make it significant. I'll explain here:

1. Atem, the character in my avy, is a guardian angel. As the artist, what I want people to feel when they see Atem, is comfort and confidence. She is a guardian angel, and she protects yourself. The vision of her is the reminder of that fact.

2. In this image, Atem is commanding a blessing unto the reader:

Never Broke Again.

And seals/confirms it with the word "atem". This blessing is a commandment, so anyone who sees this will receive it.

3. This image is my KTT profile. It is a screenshot of a moment in time in which the CEO of The Kennis Six commanded this blessing to all who read.

Incidentally, I wrote this message to myself. Because the position I'm in now? I will never go back to this. So this commandment was an affirmation for myself. This art piece has sentimental value. It's representative of my mind and feelings at a particular point in time. As my world changes as the future goes forward, this image will serve as proof of concept.

4. This is the first NFT produced by my company, The Kennis Six. It has historical value. This is the day that everything changed.

I'ma make a NFT marketplace and crypto firm one day lol. I'ma also make my own coin

My bad I wanted to get situated before I gave detailed response

I'm interested in your thoughts why tbh? Genuinely curious

lol you get more than that

that's your resale royalty

@Fundamentals

That’s fire.. I want to create Music as an NFT one day once I get around to knowing how to

Good question.

But I also think that the sale of digital items has its own value on a basic level.

Say you're an artist that makes digital art. If someone wanted to purchase, you'd generally have to make a print of the work or some kind of physical object. This eliminates the middle man processing part of that transaction.

This isn't 1:1 to NFT's, since with those you are buying the signature moreso than the image, but the ideas are closely related.

For an example as to why someone would want a digital version of an art.... I purchased the image in my avy outright

Lol the KTT2 stats look mad weak. The KLive would go crazy

Yes

I was gonna make a joke about doing something to make yourself famous op, but in light of recent events I'll hold off for a sec 😅

Posted in an older thread

NFTs turn everything and anything into a tradeable financial commodity. It’s a great idea that’s being founded on an anti ethical principle and I refuse to support any artists that hop on the nft wave. I love the idea of artists being able to monetize digital art and secure royalties and have its value increased. But it’s also lame because I feel like it takes away our ability to make non-commodified art. Environmental issues too but I think that can be taken care of swiftly. It will lead to a hopeful decentralized internet tho.

Also it’s something for the rich to get richer

I guess my initial counter is that everything has always been a tradable financial commodity, this just provides a medium, platform, or tangible concept to do so

But those are interesting thoughts. I respeck it

How do I mint my actual account?

xD

i just bought it op

You could say that

But let’s not pretend people with followings arent just cashing in with outlandish nfts

insider.com/azealia-banks-ryder-ripps-nft-sex-tape-resold-275-million-2021-3

Right now, artists with a dedicated fan base are able to profit off this. I don’t think somebody like will you really be able to make something off it rn, considering the best sites to sell NFTs are invite only.

I'm not sure how new NFT market places are, but I've been on a couple that seem limited in the sense that my partners and I have already thought of NFT ideas that don't seem doable at this time.

I haven't found one that lets me easily upload, for example, a six-minute long video, or like you said, a KTT account.

I'll reiterate though, that the NFT is the digital signature associated with the digital work you're uploading. In this case, you would not be selling your account... you'd be selling an autograph associated with the account. How you bring that to life is up to your imagination.

For now, though, I'm not sure which marketplace would allow you to do such a thing. Maybe KTT itself could implement a system.

I'm still doing research on private NFT sales and creating a marketplace.

Bruh for real?

nah i'm broke af but good luck

Why would you refuse to support artists that create their own art and decide verify it on a blockchain

Artists should decide which of their artworks are commodities since they made it, and artists already make money from limited and signed prints of their artworks and nfting it just adds another layer of authenticity

non artists taking other people’s works and nfting it is the actual issue here

this is what an NFT is? what the f*** is the point