tkkbots
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tkkbots
@tkkbots
a 300 piece #NFT collection from the mind of @taekwonkrypto discord: https://t.co/ouOOeHcc7U https://t.co/PbeFD9MWaN


understand crypto culture and community building more than most. you have too. the pressure, the demand, the nonstop thoughts on how to keep holders engaged and retain their support without having to deploy more shit on chain. it’s not easy. you must have a deep understanding of humans, how their minds work, what makes them feel good, why should they care, how much is enough comms vs how little is not enough etc etc. in 2021 - 2022 I worked with @supducks and my fav @RachelWolchin it was the perfect start to my NFT ip x community journey. since then I’ve helped community build @Ordinauts with my buddies in 2023 - 2024. it became and remains the strongest alpha community in the space. co-owner of @SCR_btc the dankest digital frogs in history of Bitcoin. provenance proving my thesis on these which will take time. 2024 - 2025 I worked on elevating the @0n1Force brand bringing partnerships, activations and in the end becoming creative director. now today, I’m semi retired, enjoying some time of calm before the next storm. wonder what I do next. shall I help an existing brand or create one, shall I continue to help others build their empires or shall I build the final empire you’re all looking for?


Three words that will save your NFT collection, say it with me now.. Revenue Generating Products

Another lesson in that KOL payment deal uncovered by Zach is that most of us had never heard of the majority of the names on that list. They have no "motion" (as the kids say these days) within the CT bubble they were trying to penetrate. There are some good agencies out there that have good intentioned KOL's who have influence. But there are more bad agencies than good agencies. Which is one reason why InfoFi platforms were able to capture so much business in a short amount of time. CT is not an easy place to gain (or keep) relevance. Breaking through the noise is the number two struggle for Web3 brands. The number one struggle is keeping users.









