NFT community resilience and Clubhouse bonds
NFT communities are still here, just quieter because folks hit financial walls. During the COVID pandemic, people dropped five hours daily into Clubhouse rooms debating projects, forging bonds that stick even when markets dip. That shared trauma created a strength no downturn erases. When someone finally pockets five grand for rent or essentials, the passion wakes up again. People made more money this way than ever before, so they aren't leaving. If you're still into NFTs, follow the channel to talk JPEGs.
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Why NFTs can come back is because if we're saying the community is the asset, the community only really went away because they're depressed, right? And they're broke. But when they wake up one day and the thing that they believed in now put five grand in their pocket and they need five grand for rent or whatever, right? Like now they're passionate again. Everyone comes back to life. And why I'm so confident these things come back is because if you guys weren't there during the NFT craziness that went on on Clubhouse, you cannot understand the amount of trauma bonding that took place in these communities. that doesn't go away, right? Like when you go through things with people, it creates a strength of relationship, right? What's more traumatic than COVID? For a lot of people, this was their social interaction through these communities on things like Clubhouse, right? All these different projects would have their own rooms and people would literally spend like five plus hours a day in these rooms talking about NFTs and for the project and what they were trying to do. But that kind of trauma does not just go away. People don't forget. When you have that and people have made more money doing something they enjoyed than they've ever made before, they don't go away. If you're still into NFTs, you should definitely follow us because we talk about JPEGs more than we probably should.
