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How to avoid an NFT nightmare: Five rules for a successful NFT project launch

How to avoid an NFT nightmare: Five rules for a successful NFT project launch

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And although we are still in the wild west phase of Web3's evolution, best practice is emerging from these early pioneers, as well as from early expeditions across the broader NFT space. So how are these entrepreneurs ensuring they build projects for success, and avoid the potential pitfalls?

🍽 Gary Vee's Dining Club NFT sells out, exploring Theta.tv with Cameron Saless on the Content3 Zoom, and Selfridges launches in-store NFT sale: It's the Weekly Wrap 😘

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Here are the stories that are setting the agenda in the emerging world of NFTs and the Metaverse this week. Running video channels on the blockchain

🎤 Nas selling his songs, Man City developing VR stadium and new Samsung TVs have NFT trading capability. Content3 Weekly Wrap 🌯

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“In 2022, Samsung is introducing the world’s first TV screen-based NFT explorer and marketplace aggregator, a groundbreaking platform that lets you browse, purchase, and display your favorite art — all in one place.”
🏏 Cricket NFTs, ITV open John Lewis store in Fortnite, and Pokemon Go's new 'real-world metaverse': Content3.0 wrap of the week 🔫

🏏 Cricket NFTs, ITV open John Lewis store in Fortnite, and Pokemon Go's new 'real-world metaverse': Content3.0 wrap of the week 🔫

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Niantic raises $300M at a $9B valuation to build the ‘real-world metaverse’ This is a big deal because Niantic has already proved it can deliver hugely successful AR experiences at scale. They are also providing a developer kit so others can build AR games using their code.