I WEAR YOUR NFTs
Welcome to I Wear Your NFTs, an experiment from Hodl & Shill. I’m Cryptopher Columbus and I’m going to wear a different NFT for 365 days straight, take multiple pictures throughout my day, post on social media like Twitter, TikTok, Youtube, and of course gotta do it from the Gram with a final piece of resistance and fully detailed blog review about the project or artist whos NFT I’m wearing.
🗓️ Calendar days are sold at face value and at a fixed rate. Ξ 0.05 ETH. Each NFT project is limited to purchasing only one day and the availability will be on a first come first serve basis.
ABOUT I WEAR YOUR NFTS
I Wear Your NFTs, features an NFT project daily and wear it proudly on our 📿 NFT Jewelry to display the NFTs we are wearing.
MARCH FEATURED NFT PROJECT
INCOGNITO
The Incognito (ICON) project was created by NFT collectors, artists, and professionals with the goal of bringing something unique and special to the NFT community. The collection consists of 10,000 randomly generated and unique characters living on the Ethereum blockchain as ERC-721 tokens. Featured Image is Incognito #5482
WEEKLY NFT SPONSOR
DROP BEATS NOT BOMBS
Drop Beats Not Bombs is a 1of 1 art piece.
HOW IT WORKS
It’s a pretty simple idea and I’m a pretty simple guy.
If you have something fun to send, feel free to include with your shirt: ie – other items of clothing, your company branded stress ball or even your custom bedazzled iPhone case! Also, I’ve got a very flexible schedule, so if you are interested in having me come to you or your place of business email me, I’ll bring my video camera and document the entire trip.
LATEST NFT WEB STORIES
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
We are keeping it simple, essentially this is a great way to highlight NFT projects in a unique and fun way. It helps the artists and the project owners by gaining high quality and hyper targetted exposure. It helps the collectors and investors by giving them a quality look at the project with a solid amount of information and detail.
We wanted to keep it simple, affordable and relevant so we chose the average price of a mint.
OUR PORTFOLIO IS THE WORLDS MUSEUM
WHAT WE'LL DO FOR PROJECTS
- TikTok Video Feature
- Tweet Feature
- YouTube Video Feature
- Blog Post Feature
- Hyper Targeted Audience
WHAT WE'LL DO FOR COLLECTORS
- TikTok Video Feature
- Tweet Feature
- YouTube Video Feature
- Blog Post Feature
- Hyper Targeted Audience
WHAT NFT CREATORS AND ARTISTS ARE SAYING
NFT MARKETPLACES WE USE
ABOUT CRYPTOPHER COLUMBUS
HOW IT WORKS
Select A Day
Buying a day on IWYS is incredibly easy. All 365 days are for sale and you can buy multiple days at a time. We believe that every day of the week is a great day to wear NFTs!
Send Your NFT(s)
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⚠️ 5 RED FLAGS TO AVOID WHEN RESEARCHING NFTS ⚠️
There are tons of scams and rug pulls out there. Here are five tips to help you as you do your own research and things you should avoid or use heightened levels of caution with in regard to NFT projects.
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1. Undoxxed Teams
If you look at the project’s website and it does not have links to real Instagram, Twitter, or LinkedIn accounts, do not buy the NFT to prevent the possibility of getting scammed. A doxed team, regardless of skillset or background, adds a layer of trust that there are real people building real projects. Recommendation: Question their discord as to why there is no personal information included. If they cannot provide an answer as to why that satisfies your standards, stay away.
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2. Fake Twitter or Discord Followers/Accounts
There are plenty of sources that will chat on behalf of the team on their Discord server. For example, Fiverr provides a message every min per hour just for $20. Different websites such as GetViral sell Twitter followers for almost no money that will create an illusion of a reliable following. Recommendation: Do a quick audit, for instance use TwitterAudit. Look through engagement on posts to see if there are any real people or just bots. If the account has 120k followers and only 50 likes, it is a red flag. Also check if any notable people follow the account.
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3. Unrealistic Mint Price
Hype-based pricing is certainly a real problem in the NFT space. The golden rule to identify a suspicious NFT project is to analyse the mint price. Behind a high mint price there is almost always the combination of hype and FOMO which drives the price unrealistically high. Many projects have nothing of substance to back their price and rely solely on “influencers” to boost the price. This results in investing money into those projects because of FOMO and losing everything when the hype dies. Real community builders start the mint price at a reasonable level and do not extract all the liquidity out of the market. Just because the NFT project can demand a high price does not mean they should. Recommendation: A project that allows the original minters to participate in an affordable way is what builds loyal supporters of the project to stick through the storm and lulls. As an opposite, projects that mint at ridiculously high prices often have difficulty finding support during tough times. Therefore, it is important to invest in projects you truly believe in.
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4. Predatory Tactics
Floor sweeps: Sweeping the floor in the NFT world means when a specific project buys all its minted NFTS at the floor price. The floor price is the minimum “ask” or the lowest price an NFT can be sold on the secondary market. It is the most popular metric for tracking a project’s performance over time and its relative success compared to others. As an emerging project, floor sweeping can be a method to attract newcomers by guaranteeing low entry points. Banning members: Another predatory tactic to look out for is banning members for listing below prices. This means a member of the project is being kicked out of the community for selling their NFT at a much lower price than the fishy owners of the projects approve. Echo chamber: A big red flag is the existence of an echo chamber. It is an environment where a person only encounters information or opinions that reflect and reinforce their own. This may limit the information the users consume and promote ideas relevant to the NFT project. Recommendation: Step out of the chamber (Discord, forums etc) for a few days. This often allows for the head to clear so better judgement can be made.
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5. Artificial Hype
Most shady NFT projects often purchase celebrity endorsements to generate unrealistic publicity around the project. Big names in the field of entertainment such as Thiago Silva can be hired for a silly amount of money to gain people’s attention in the sketchy project. Recommendation: It is highly recommended to do some research. Dig into whether the partnerships are officially approved or just paid “partnerships”.
OUR PARTNERS
ENDORSEMENTS
- TikTok Video Feature
- Tweet Feature
- YouTube Video Feature
- Blog Post Feature
- Hyper Targeted Audience
🔐 NFT SECURITY TIPS 🔐
Keep your art, your investments, and your digital property as safe as you can. Here are a few tips to keep top of mind…
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SEED PHRASES
NEVER TYPE YOUR SEED PHASE
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USE A HARDWARE WALLET
Ledger, Trezor, Etc...
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CHECK THE URL
Make sure it's spelled right and it's the correct URL address.
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WATCH WHAT YOU SIGN
Read the transactions you are signing on metamask and other browser wallets, carefully.browser
HODL & SHILL AND CRYPTOPHER COLUMBUS
proudly wear our NFT Jewelry exclusively from IVY J Jewelers.
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