Another TV program is headed for mint. Meanwhile, there’s another ecommerce conglomerate who is seemingly bulllish on NFTs. It’s another daily recap of all things NFTs.
Nightly Mint
American Idol: The Latest Mint
In yesterday’s ‘Nightly mint,’ we covered television channel AMC’s new ‘The Walking Dead‘ NFTs that went to listing. Today it’s ‘American Idol,’ who have partnered with ThetaDrop to release new “predictive” NFTs to celebrate the 20th season of the long-running pop culture TV franchise. Cards will go on sale for $99 and collectors with NFTs from the remaining artists will get airdrops. Regardless of how you feel about the show, it is admittedly a pretty damn cool way to engage with fans and viewers – and one that we haven’t really seen executed thus far.
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ThetaDrop is an NFT project that integrates classic TV IP through a new agreement with ThetaNet. American Idol. This is ThetaDrop's largest partnership. Source: THETA-USD on TradingView.com | Source: THETA-USD on TradingView.com
Amazon CEO foresees an optimistic future for NFTs
Andy Jassy, Amazon’s CEO has faced many uphill climbs since replacing long-time Bezos. Between inconsistent costs of shipping, looming challenges around unionization, and plenty more – Jassy found time to talk crypto today, as he elaborated that the company will not be accepting cryptocurrency as payment anytime soon. However, Jassy added that “but I do believe over time that you’ll see crypto become bigger,” and didn’t rule out NFTs, saying that “I think it’s possible down the road on the platform.”
The ‘Minty Fresh’ Take
We encourage you to take a moment to breathe and leave ‘utility’ out of your NFT jargon. Take a minute.
pov: you’re asking an nft artist for “utility”. pic.twitter.com/PQesz8oz29
— kmoney (@kmoney_69) April 14, 2022
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