The Value of NFTs Are in the Human Desire for

The Value of NFTs Are in the Human Desire for



People are reluctant to accept non-fungible tokens (NFTs) the same way they were reluctant to accept social media and even the internet as a whole in the early 2000s. The reason Gary believes so heavily in NFTs is for the same reasons he saw value in the internet and social media before most other people did. It’s because humans are inherently social creatures, we want to express ourselves to others in unique ways. Like the internet and social media, NFTs are going to give people another avenue of self-expression that will allow us to share our hobbies and interests with each other, similar to how social media does for us.

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is a serial entrepreneur and the Chairman of VaynerX, a modern day communications parent company, as well as the CEO and Co-Founder of VaynerMedia, a full-service digital agency servicing Fortune 500 clients across the company’s 4 locations.

Gary is a venture capitalist, 5-time New York Times bestselling author, and an early investor in companies such as Twitter, Tumblr, Venmo and Uber. He is currently the subject of WeeklyVee, an online documentary series highlighting what it’s like to be a CEO and public figure in today’s digital world. He is also the host of #AskGaryVee, a business and advice Q&A show online.
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25 thoughts on “The Value of NFTs Are in the Human Desire for

  1. Major bubble…and everyone is catching it at the top!! This will crash hard!!!!! Collectibles are desired because people love the thrill of the hunt and want to physically possess and covet them. NFTs have their place but 99% is junk right now

  2. Once again Gary hits the nail right on the head!! Just like shooting darts 🎯 and smashing a cricket game!! Your mind is a one of a kind and you educated it the way I’m trying

  3. So You Put Me With Tony Ferguson.
    And We Express By The Flow Of ShoeBoxing.
    And you GaVe Us 2 Guys To fight. 1 on 1
    Switch. And round 2 of 1on 1.
    And soo.
    We Made a Video Of Play fight during the betting of the Mat.
    Triple the effect.
    Kickboxers Flow Of a Movie.
    You Videoed. And out paid the Staidum of Seats.and across lines. Of tv cablr streamers.
    Cost into our players performance. I. A prece tage growing ppl..
    We Get Percentage of the bets. Gotra pay the fighters.
    But how out there?
    More tv stream audience. More pay to fighters
    Yet their is not.
    Bc "Fight Contract" with Dana.

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  5. My problem with NFTs is that you're only buying/making a link to the product, not the actual digital product. I make 3d art that is unique only to me all the time. I understand the value of having a sole version of my art. But making NFTs only gives you a certificate link to where the file is located, not the actual thing. Massive respect to Gary, his audiobook pushed me to a whole new career path, but I don't see the value of owning a link to where supposedly the one-of-a-kind file is located. Not to mention pairing this with ecological devastation that comes with powering the blockchain, I just don't get it.

  6. So an NFT would be like the movie ticket you hold on to from that one date or something? It would only be valued for yourself. How does that turn into value you see for someone else? NFT the moon landing? Lol

  7. I’m sorry, but I just don’t see how this is a fair comparison.

    Social media is valuable because it allows us to network with people across the globe instantaneously on a scale that you can’t with email or texting alone.

    Online dating is valuable because it is easy to use and can help you form a relationship with people you otherwise wouldn’t get to interact with.

    Even designer bags and clothing have a functional purpose (even if they are overpriced).

    Is there any functional benefit to NFTs outside of social credit?

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