ooAwakening Name and picture from twetch — not on-chain. The signature is; the profile is not.

What about pre-created group chats for nft holders? That auto-add/drop users based on ownership. There's some demand for this, as it's already happening with eggs.

There could be specific benefits to being in these groups such as:

• Random 24-hour discounts where there are no market fees on the NFT collection of the group you're in
• Insider info about the future of that NFT timeline
• Airdrops of course
• Some competitive edge for minting future NFTs that pertain to the one you hold
• Collaborate with the designer, the groups could have input into what happens with that NFT timeline
• Maybe down the road the groups could war against each other as with frogs vs lizards
• Vote is weighted by number of NFTs of that collection that you own.

There's lots you could do, this is just what comes to the top of my head.

I agree, it's really the only reason I participate in the mints.

But, I do think it's gonna take a lot to get to the point you're talking about. Since I joined Twetch, over 60k new accounts have been created, yet NFT prices have declined.

Building a social media platform is hard and getting users to stick around is even harder, getting them to spend their hard earned cash on your jpegs is harder yet.

The truth is that there are very few dedicated Twetch users. Most create accounts and then leave or just check in from time to time. The same 500-1000 people are usually participating in the mints.

Obviously nothing is guaranteed, and Twetch has done a great job getting to this point. I believe in it, otherwise I wouldn't be here. The good news is organic growth can take an exponential curve, like you're alluding to, and I do think Twetch has the potential to make that happen. But, we'll see.

I'm a little surprised by the collapse in price of the lizards after mint. Lots for sale.

I like the lizards, I think the exotics are incredible. I guess maybe I would have liked to see more unique traits in those that aren't exotics. Like the occasional exotic trait, more interesting backgrounds, etc. But, overall they are pretty cool and I love the storyline that's building around them.

I've been seeing so many people trying to dump their entire NFT collections over the last month and watching these mints continuously collapse under mint price is a bit discouraging. If you take an honest look at the NFTs on this platform and consider the price of BSV during mint, the gains are limited at best, and often negative.

Exotics sell at great premiums, but so few people want to buy Legendaries. Epics only seem to sell if you list them so low that they're nearly priced at Rare level. And of course, the buying and selling comes to a halt a week or two after the mint ends. The liquidity is almost non-existent after that.

When it comes down to it, demand needs to match supply, a discussion that's often been had here. There are a couple collections I don't love, but overall I think Twetch NFTs are very solid.

Not sure what the solution is to any of this and perhaps it just is what it is. I have high hopes that the sirloins, vaccines, lizards and frogs all continue to play off of each other because that's what makes the nfts here fun, even if it doesn't create upward pressure on the price.

No specific point to make here, but just felt like saying what I'm thinking. Peace!