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HOW TO MAKE PROPER RESEARCH ON NFT PROJECT BEFORE BUYING OR MINTING Yesterday we talked about the basics of NFTs. Today I’ll share how to properly research NFT projects before minting or buying. A lot of people lose money in NFTs because they buy based on hype, influencers, or fear of missing out. Good research helps you avoid bad projects and spot the ones with real potential. Here are some important things to look out for before buying or minting any NFT project: Team ✅ First thing I check is the team behind the project. Are the founders public or anonymous? Have they built anything before? A strong team with real experience usually gives more confidence than random accounts with no history. Community ✅ A healthy NFT community feels active and natural. People should actually discuss the project instead of only spamming “GM” and floor price updates all day. If the engagement looks fake or forced, that’s already a red flag for me. Utility ✅ Ask yourself: What is this NFT actually useful for? Some projects give access to communities, events, games, rewards, or future products. Others survive only on hype with no long term value. Roadmap ✅ Good projects have realistic goals and clear plans. If the roadmap promises impossible things like metaverse, AAA game, movie studio, staking, and exchange all at once, be careful. Supply and Demand ✅ I also look at supply. A collection with 10,000 NFTs should have enough demand to support that size. Too much supply with low interest usually affects price badly. Mint Price and Trading Volume ✅ Always check the mint price and trading volume too. Sometimes people mint expensive NFTs without realizing how difficult it may be to resell later. Security ✅ Another important thing is security. Always confirm the official links before connecting your wallet. Fake mint links and phishing sites are everywhere in Web3. One careless click can drain your wallet completely. Avoid Following Hype Blindly ✅ Most importantly, never buy only because everyone on Twitter is talking about it. Hype comes and goes very fast in NFTs. Good research and patience will always protect you more than rushing into every new mint. What’s the biggest mistake you’ve seen people make in NFTs? Drop your thoughts in the comments and don’t forget to follow @_alphavault and @madamayo_ for more educational content on NFTs.
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LEARN ABOUT BASICS OF NFTS WITH ME AND ALPHA VAULT Today I’ll be sharing some of the things I learned during the @_alphavault 3 day Discord class hosted by the founder @madamayo_ about NFT basics, common terminologies, and how to spot potential projects or possible rugs early. Stay with me as I break everything down in simple terms anyone can understand. 1. NFT NFT means Non Fungible Token. Think of it as a digital item that proves ownership on the blockchain. It can be art, music, gaming items, tickets, membership access, and more. Example: BAYC, Pudgy Penguins, Azuki. 2. Mint Minting means creating or buying an NFT directly from the project before it enters secondary marketplaces. If a project says “Mint is live,” it means people can now buy the NFT officially. 3. Floor Price Floor price is the cheapest price you can buy an NFT from a collection. When the floor price increases, it usually means demand is growing. 4. Rug Pull A rug pull happens when founders abandon a project after collecting money from investors. Most rug projects usually promise too much but deliver nothing. 5. Utility Utility means the benefits attached to an NFT. Some NFTs give access to private communities, airdrops, events, games, or future rewards. 6. Whitelist Whitelist gives selected users early access to mint NFTs before the public sale starts. This usually comes at a cheaper price too. 7. Roadmap A roadmap is the project’s future plan. It shows what the team wants to build after launch. Always check if the roadmap is realistic and not full of empty promises. 8. Reveal Many NFT projects first launch with hidden images. Reveal day is when the actual NFT artwork becomes visible to holders. 9. Metadata Metadata contains the traits and details attached to an NFT. This includes background, rarity, accessories, and other attributes. 10. Rarity Some NFTs are more rare than others because of unique traits. Rare NFTs usually attract more attention and sometimes higher prices. 11. FOMO FOMO means Fear Of Missing Out. This is when people rush into projects because everyone else is talking about them. Never buy only because of hype. 12. DYOR DYOR means Do Your Own Research. Always research the founders, community, roadmap, and partnerships before investing in any NFT project. 13. PFP Projects PFP means Profile Picture projects. These are NFTs people use as social identity online. Examples include collections like OpenSea featured projects such as Bored Ape Yacht Club and Pudgy Penguins. 14. Community One strong thing behind successful NFT projects is community. A healthy community is active, supportive, and engaged naturally without fake hype. 15. Red Flags To Watch •Anonymous founders with no history •Overhyped promises with no real product •Fake engagement and botted communities •No clear roadmap or utility •Pressure to buy quickly NFTs are risky, but learning the basics first can help you avoid many mistakes. Tomorrow I’ll share how to properly research NFT projects before minting or buying. Don’t Forget To Turn On Post Notifications for @_alphavault, Like, Retweet Bookmark And Comment your thoughts below.

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HOW TO MAKE PROPER RESEARCH ON NFT PROJECT BEFORE BUYING OR MINTING Yesterday we talked about the basics of NFTs. Today I’ll share how to properly research NFT projects before minting or buying. A lot of people lose money in NFTs because they buy based on hype, influencers, or fear of missing out. Good research helps you avoid bad projects and spot the ones with real potential. Here are some important things to look out for before buying or minting any NFT project: Team ✅ First thing I check is the team behind the project. Are the founders public or anonymous? Have they built anything before? A strong team with real experience usually gives more confidence than random accounts with no history. Community ✅ A healthy NFT community feels active and natural. People should actually discuss the project instead of only spamming “GM” and floor price updates all day. If the engagement looks fake or forced, that’s already a red flag for me. Utility ✅ Ask yourself: What is this NFT actually useful for? Some projects give access to communities, events, games, rewards, or future products. Others survive only on hype with no long term value. Roadmap ✅ Good projects have realistic goals and clear plans. If the roadmap promises impossible things like metaverse, AAA game, movie studio, staking, and exchange all at once, be careful. Supply and Demand ✅ I also look at supply. A collection with 10,000 NFTs should have enough demand to support that size. Too much supply with low interest usually affects price badly. Mint Price and Trading Volume ✅ Always check the mint price and trading volume too. Sometimes people mint expensive NFTs without realizing how difficult it may be to resell later. Security ✅ Another important thing is security. Always confirm the official links before connecting your wallet. Fake mint links and phishing sites are everywhere in Web3. One careless click can drain your wallet completely. Avoid Following Hype Blindly ✅ Most importantly, never buy only because everyone on Twitter is talking about it. Hype comes and goes very fast in NFTs. Good research and patience will always protect you more than rushing into every new mint. What’s the biggest mistake you’ve seen people make in NFTs? Drop your thoughts in the comments and don’t forget to follow @_alphavault and @madamayo_ for more educational content on NFTs.
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LEARN ABOUT BASICS OF NFTS WITH ME AND ALPHA VAULT Today I’ll be sharing some of the things I learned during the @_alphavault 3 day Discord class hosted by the founder @madamayo_ about NFT basics, common terminologies, and how to spot potential projects or possible rugs early. Stay with me as I break everything down in simple terms anyone can understand. 1. NFT NFT means Non Fungible Token. Think of it as a digital item that proves ownership on the blockchain. It can be art, music, gaming items, tickets, membership access, and more. Example: BAYC, Pudgy Penguins, Azuki. 2. Mint Minting means creating or buying an NFT directly from the project before it enters secondary marketplaces. If a project says “Mint is live,” it means people can now buy the NFT officially. 3. Floor Price Floor price is the cheapest price you can buy an NFT from a collection. When the floor price increases, it usually means demand is growing. 4. Rug Pull A rug pull happens when founders abandon a project after collecting money from investors. Most rug projects usually promise too much but deliver nothing. 5. Utility Utility means the benefits attached to an NFT. Some NFTs give access to private communities, airdrops, events, games, or future rewards. 6. Whitelist Whitelist gives selected users early access to mint NFTs before the public sale starts. This usually comes at a cheaper price too. 7. Roadmap A roadmap is the project’s future plan. It shows what the team wants to build after launch. Always check if the roadmap is realistic and not full of empty promises. 8. Reveal Many NFT projects first launch with hidden images. Reveal day is when the actual NFT artwork becomes visible to holders. 9. Metadata Metadata contains the traits and details attached to an NFT. This includes background, rarity, accessories, and other attributes. 10. Rarity Some NFTs are more rare than others because of unique traits. Rare NFTs usually attract more attention and sometimes higher prices. 11. FOMO FOMO means Fear Of Missing Out. This is when people rush into projects because everyone else is talking about them. Never buy only because of hype. 12. DYOR DYOR means Do Your Own Research. Always research the founders, community, roadmap, and partnerships before investing in any NFT project. 13. PFP Projects PFP means Profile Picture projects. These are NFTs people use as social identity online. Examples include collections like OpenSea featured projects such as Bored Ape Yacht Club and Pudgy Penguins. 14. Community One strong thing behind successful NFT projects is community. A healthy community is active, supportive, and engaged naturally without fake hype. 15. Red Flags To Watch •Anonymous founders with no history •Overhyped promises with no real product •Fake engagement and botted communities •No clear roadmap or utility •Pressure to buy quickly NFTs are risky, but learning the basics first can help you avoid many mistakes. Tomorrow I’ll share how to properly research NFT projects before minting or buying. Don’t Forget To Turn On Post Notifications for @_alphavault, Like, Retweet Bookmark And Comment your thoughts below.

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𝐌𝐨𝐬𝐭 𝐩𝐞𝐨𝐩𝐥𝐞 𝐛𝐞𝐥𝐢𝐞𝐯𝐞 𝐭𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐡𝐚𝐫𝐝𝐞𝐬𝐭 𝐩𝐚𝐫𝐭 𝐨𝐟 𝐩𝐫𝐞𝐝𝐢𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐦𝐚𝐫𝐤𝐞𝐭𝐬 𝐢𝐬 𝐟𝐢𝐠𝐮𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐨𝐮𝐭 𝐰𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐰𝐢𝐥𝐥 𝐡𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐞𝐧 𝐧𝐞𝐱𝐭, 𝐛𝐮𝐭 𝐭𝐡𝐚𝐭'𝐬 𝐧𝐨𝐭 𝐭𝐫𝐮𝐞 The true difficulty lies in keeping things organized while everything is changing ➮ Multiple markets open ➮ Positions across different outcomes ➮ Constant shifts in probabilities This is where problems begin, and this is precisely what @PolyTerminal_ is designed to address Rather than making things more complicated, it makes it easier to understand how everything fits together A single spot to monitor the markets, one method to make decisions, and one perspective to clearly see your positions It seems easy, but in quick-paced places like Polymarket, that kind of setup really matters When you are not confused by too much information, you can make better choices Making better choices as time goes on is what gives you an advantage It's currently in the last phase, but once the terminal is up and running again, that's when the real changes will become clear Definitely something to keep on your radar 𝐎𝐟𝐟𝐢𝐜𝐢𝐚𝐥 𝐇𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐥𝐞𝐬 🔗: 🔻↴
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Beakart went from a $62 mint to a $493 floor that’s a $431 profit. Current FP is $363 Crazy cook 🔥 I did my best to get in, but didn’t. Huge congratulations to all the minters 👏🏾
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MacKhaddy🩺
MacKhaddy🩺@UniqueKhaddy·
Finally minted my beaks $69 > $400+ Beaks cooked! Let’s send it higher!
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Chill Pill 🔮 (Bald)
Chill Pill 🔮 (Bald)@ripchillpill·
I’ve spent the past year watching InfoFi, creator campaigns and crypto marketing completely implode from the inside So here’s my honest take on what Wallchain launched It is interesting because it exposes one of the biggest gaps in web3 marketing right now: everyone wants “quality creators” and “niche audiences” but nobody agrees on how to define them ____ The product itself is simple: > projects put up a campaign budget > creators apply > AI recommends matches + rates > projects approve > creators post > creators get paid Basically a more structured marketplace for paid creator campaigns. And honestly, I think there is demand for this After InfoFi got nuked, thousands of people who used to make money from posting on X started looking for new ways to monetize their time Some went to clipping agencies. Some went to marketing agencies. Some stayed around campaign platforms hoping something would come back So when Wallchain opens something like this and 10k+ people apply in the first 4 hours, I’m not surprised at all The supply is clearly there. The bigger question is demand. ____ Who is this actually for? Because it’s not really for larger creators with strong positioning, established rates and inbound deal flow. If you’re already getting serious offers, you’re probably not going to apply to a $10k campaign and let an AI suggest your price. But for smaller creators who are currently getting offered $9, $25, raffle tickets or “future exposure”? This is probably a better system. At least it gives them: > fixed payouts > clear campaign terms > a formal application process > a chance to get matched with projects looking for their audience That part is good. The concern is the matching layer. ___ Wallchain says niche and lookalike audiences can deliver better results than manual selection Maybe. But only if the AI is actually good. Because “niche” is a very abused word on CT. Most accounts are not really niche. Their niche is making money on the internet. So the hard part is not matching a “crypto creator” with a “crypto project” The hard part is understanding: > who their audience actually is > where that audience is located > what kind of content they convert on > whether the creator is trusted > whether the project fits their voice > whether the campaign objective is realistic ____ That’s not easy. And I’m still skeptical AI can outperform proper manual curation when manual curation is done by someone who actually understands the space. But that’s also the point: most manual selection in crypto marketing is terrible. So maybe Wallchain doesn’t need to beat great curation. It only needs to beat the average agency. And that bar is not very high. ____ The pros are clear: > more transparent campaign structure > better monetization for smaller creators > easier discovery for smaller projects > less messy than random DMs and backroom deals > potentially useful if niche matching actually works The cons are also clear: > AI matching can be shallow > budgets may be too small for serious impact > projects may still optimize for cheap noise > creators may undervalue themselves > campaign quality depends heavily on project selection and briefing ____ My take: Wallchain Select is not “the future of creator marketing” But it is a practical attempt to solve a real market problem There are projects with small budgets that need distribution There are smaller creators who want to monetize without being ripped off If Wallchain can sit between those two groups and make the process cleaner, that’s useful But the product will live or die by one thing: can it actually identify the right creators for the right campaigns? Because if this just becomes another place where projects buy cosmetic CT noise, it will not prevail. But if the matching works, even at a small scale, it could become a much better alternative to the low-end creator deal chaos we have today PS - this is my suggested pricing by Wallchain. not ideal but not that bad either given the whole budget is $10k on these campaigns.
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Champion Alpha X
Champion Alpha X@ChampAlphaX·
@obajegz @_alphavault Glad it helped. I’ve noticed the same thing, hype moves fast but solid research usually saves people from costly mistakes.
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OBAJEGZ ♚@obajegz·
@ChampAlphaX @_alphavault As someone who’s new to NFTs, I’ve noticed the hype in the space just like memecoins. Yet, there are still good projects even with the hype. It’s very important to research a project before going into it. Will bookmark this. Thanks for sharing.
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@_spamdropp @_alphavault I don’t always see anon teams as a red flag, but I pay closer attention to delivery, transparency, and onchain history when the founders stay hidden.
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peepee 🥱
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@ChampAlphaX @_alphavault this is really informative, is the founder/team being anonymous a red flag? how do we usually find the team... For example we know the team behind Glifs, but not the one behind most of the other like tracesworks
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Will drop a FREE MINT project today. Low supply, Good art Doxxed founder. Reply so that you won’t miss it. 👀
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