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After a 2021 frothy bull market, NFTs are currently experiencing the depression phase of the market cycle. However, despite the fact that only NFT art has truly found its product-market fit, NFTs in general represented the consumerist moment for crypto. In addition, they also provided a solution for tokenising real world assets (RWA) and intangibles, potentially penetrating markets worth hundreds of trillions of dollars. Moreover, similar to digital art, the advent of AI poses a challenge when it comes to establishing provenance, but this represents another utility for NFTs, as they can be traced back to their origin, given the public nature of blockchains.

We were joined by Stephen Young and Storm from NFTFi, to discuss the general state of the NFT market, future prospects for NFT development and how their P2P NFT lending platform unlocks new sources of liquidity in this bear market.

Topics discussed in this episode:
- Stephen’s & Storm’s backgrounds and what allured them to NFT finance
- NFT market overview
- Tokenised real world assets (RWA)
- NFTFi’s peer-to-peer vs. peer-to-pool models
- How other DeFi derivatives apply to the NFT market
- NFT vs. fungible token market size
- Blur’s Blend
- NFT royalties
- NFT lending protocols differences
- How escrow contracts affect NFT ownership and utility
- NFTFi roadmap
- Interest rates for different collections
- NFT art market
- AI art
- Collateralizing RWA

Links mentioned in this episode: 
- Stephen Young on Twitter: bit.ly/47ruKAO
- Storm on Twitter: bit.ly/47rXhGw
- NFTFi on Twitter: bit.ly/3Oyv9ZC

This episode is hosted by Brian Fabian Crain. Show notes and listening options: https://epicenter.tv/508

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#508 Stephen Young & Storm: NFTFi – P2P NFT Lending Protocol: From PFPs & Art to RWA

Inspired by:
https://x.com/co1born/status/1785059893927387516

i often find myself lost

daydreaming about the decision this pig made to wear a mask strap around its front legs

Fire Fire
Fire Fire
daydreaming about the decision this pig made

to wear a mask strap around its front legs

this license explicitly allows for…

- whoopsies
- oopsies
- oopsy-doodles
- psych-outs
- double-reversals
- asterisks that lead to extensive legal clauses hidden in the footnotes of page 69
- take backs
- and the ole inverted Australian handshake

market was already long dead by the time we came along.  so why did nfts die?

in no particular order…
rarible using VC money to make art a speculation game with $RARI ($RARE would follow), nifty gateway putting celebrities before artists, EDM music promoters leveraging existing marketing networks, rampant speculation in pfps, blur eliminating royalties, artists stopped collecting from artists, did anyone mention Yuga?

we’re keeping nfts alive for people and you point the finger like we’re the bogeyman…

miss me with that revisionist history gary

did anyone mention Yuga?

[https://x.com/co1born/status/1785154120036307396]

what are you scared of?

[end]

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PIGMASKED (License To Fail)

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Piano Improvisation and Other Wizardry: couchwaker
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Epicenter is a podcast about the technologies, projects & people driving decentralization and the global blockchain revolution.

Epicenter is hosted by Brian Fabian Crain, Sebastien Couture and Meher Roy. Every week, we find the most interesting people in the industry for in-depth discussions about their projects, ideas and stories.

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