Summary of How I Sold Out My NFT Collection In a Bear Market and Free Mint Season (This Thing of Ours)

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The author discusses how he sold his NFT collection in a bear market and how he is focusing on providing quality utility to his community in order to help them succeed in the next crypto gaming bull run. He mentions Steady Stack, Spectre, and Opus Labs as some of the projects that are doing well in this regard.

• 00:00:00 The author discusses how they sold out their NFT collection in a bear market by bringing unseen utility cash flow mechanisms and how a couple other projects also contributed. They explain that this thing of ours, the NFT gaming collective, is a community-owned project with a private group that was already formed and that ownership model of a web 2 model was becoming outdated. They built a network of community members and cultivated a niche market by bringing the free mints goblin town project over to the web 3 side.
• 00:05:00 The individual discusses how he sold out his NFT collection during a bear market, and how the community-owned treasury provides key benefits to investors. He also mentions some of the partners he has in his ecosystem, and how they provide valuable access to games and other content.
• 00:10:00 In this video, the author discusses how he sold out his NFT collection during a bear market, and how he is focusing on providing quality utility to his community in order to help them succeed in the next crypto gaming bull run. He mentions Steady Stack, Spectre, and Opus Labs as some of the projects that are doing well in this regard.
• 00:15:00 The author is bullish on the future of utility-driven projects, citing the success of e-man Gadgey's Jin's Croquet Club as an example. They mention that all of their projects offer different levels of benefits and leave comments below to discuss the nft market and future trends.