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Noah Kagan bought a $2,000 hippo NFT tied to a casino project that pays holders a share of the casino's rake. He relies on a friend who spends 16 hours a day tracking NFT trends to spot opportunities worth buying.
Noah Kagan bought a $2,000 hippo NFT tied to a casino project that pays holders a share of the casino's rake. He relies on a friend who spends 16 hours a day tracking NFT trends to spot opportunities worth buying.
How do you scrape Twitter and Reddit and find the new next thing before everyone else? So kind of like a Google Trends or like a discovery thing for these crypto NFTs. How do you do that now? I don't. I mean, it's just too hard manually right now. What I do is that I text my friend who basically just spends 16 hours a day doing NFTs. I'm like, which one are you buying? So like a few days ago, I bought a hippo. Did it work? It was only almost $2,000 hippo, but it's part of a casino. So as the casino makes money, if you own one of the NFTs, you get a cut of the casino rake.
