Nicely done.

I hope that people manage to explore both ETH and HIVE markets.

The gas fees are an advantage, but you can't discount the total place in market cap. ETH has so much more currently existing work. I think it will take a bit of time for people to figure out how to create valuable things on HIVE, and how to increase the value that they are providing on ETH. --

You make a good point about including it in posts and whatnot.

I would be interested in having a conversation with @juliakponsford about 'what goes where' -- type thing.

If there is a glut of aartists, and no collectors, it could flop. If there are low quality artists, it could flop. And then, if artists neglect participating within the larger ecosystem, it could flop.

Seems like the best thing to do would be to use the HIVE NFTs as a kiddie pool, of sorts, and then bring those artists into the ETH pool --

And then when they've matured a bit, bringing new ETH collectors, back into the HIVE ecosystem with exclusives.

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There's also Splinterlands, and NFTs -- That's a huge part of the NFT scene over on ETH. A ton of sales on opensea have to do with the cross section between NFTs anad ETH Games.

People who don't value the art for art's sake, but play splinterlands, for example, would totally pay for and trade splinterlands game cards on the open market.

That's got to be an integration point.

In addition to that, there are more integrations possible for functionality with HIVE being a social media platform.

So, Memes, or Awards, or Laurels, or Levels, Or something like where the NFTs plug into the Peakd interface experience somehow.

If I have a certain NFT, then my profile looks different, or is signified somehow.

Or, even smaller experiments, like a possible use for a bunch of NFTs -- Like you know those Beer tokens.

They're not really that useful, as I've seen, but it could be something to like create a bunch of cats, or a bunch of flowers, or a bunch of whatever, and then you could share them with one another in posts, -- sort of like on reddit, where you can share awards.

"I like this person so much, I'm going to give them an award!" -- but the award is an NFT.

I see those things being strong positions within the HIVE NFT space, because of how integrated they can be with the social experience.

Nobody else is doing that, really.

I mean, Creary I'm not following them, and I know Cent.co is ETH based -- but they haven't integrated NFTs yet. They might want to.

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Then there would be some sort of signifier where artists inside of HIVE could be creating items for specific purposes, within the HIVE ecosystem.

Like - "Stellabelle gave you a Fucking Cool Cat NFT!" In the comments, with the picture of the NFT, and an automated transfer of FCC NFT to your wallet. -- type thing.

I'm also curious about how the wallets are set up.

I'll have to stop by and check it out sometime.