Back when sneaker drops were popular, people would write bots to get in as soon as possible so that they could get these rare sneakers and then flip them on the secondary market. And i see the same parallels with, you know, skins, with shoe botting, and coming inton efteas now, where people are building rarity tools,. like they did for skins, to trade these things. So this is something that we ought to recently spent a lot of time thinking about redSo te tigly, the difference between primary markets fo nfts and secondway markets. You can essentially either sell your anof tea, or buy enogh teas on the secondarymarket,
Today, I’m sitting down with Anish Agnihotri, who is a research associate and colleague of mine at Paradigm. Anish has a fascinating backstory from becoming an entrepreneur at a really young age to later going deep into skin trading. We discuss how that skill transfers to NFT trading and how we see the market structure of both primary and secondary markets for NFTs. Finally, Anish shares some actionable advice on how he learns and how to build projects in crypto. This was a deep and fascinating conversation and I hope you’ll enjoy it.
Listen to conversations between Su Zhu, the CEO and CIO of Three Arrows Capital, and Hasu, an experienced crypto researcher and writer. Together with occasional guests, we explore the transformative nature of trust-minimized currency and financial services.
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