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hey guys! we joined the latest GR14 on gitcoin
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You need to explore to find ideas that you have conviction on, but once you do commit to those and stick with them for an extended period of time.
Applies to investing of course, but I think it is a useful way to look at a lot of things in life.
unpopular opinion
NFT projects should be taking minimal royalties, or none at all
i get that its a useful incentive for continued work after mint, but a customer losing 10% of their spending power is a little excessive














