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BP#2: Moti (Community Manager, Cryptoadz NFT) on Building Great Communities, the Power of CC0 Licensing, and Pseudonyms in Web3
In Episode #2, we interview MotivateMe.eth the pseudonymous community manager for Cryptoadz by Gremplin. Moti (moh-tee) came for the flip and stayed for the community, helping to launch one of the most successful NFT projects to date, bringing in more than $200M in only a handful of months. He's self-aware, cohesive, and incredibly patient, helping maintain the !vibe for more than 14 hours every day. If you're interested in how to build great NFT communities, why a project would choose to use a creative commons license (nobody owns the IP!), or how to participate in Web3 without being rich, this is the episode for you.
Learn more about Cryptoadz:
Follow Moti on Twitter: https://twitter.com/MotivateMeV2
Check out the collection on OpenSea: https://opensea.io/collection/cryptoadz-by-gremplin
Get updates on Twitter: https://twitter.com/cryptoadzNFT
Hang out with the community on Discord: https://discord.com/invite/cryptoadz
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0:00 - Episode Overview
5:00 - How a community manager allocates his time (14+ hours online per day!)
9:00 - From CryptoPunks to Cryptoadz
17:00 - Moti's favorite NFT projects (based on strength of community)
20:00 - Why he uses a pseudonym rather than his real name
28:00 - Vulnerability, mental health, and how the lottery dynamics hijack our emotions
33:00 - Dealing with jealousy and how to network in Web3 (without being rich)
40:00 - Building great communities in Web3
44:00 - How he evaluates NFT projects
46:00 - Why Cryptoadz uses a CC0 license and has no roadmap
54:00 - How a community manager recharges their mental health
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In Episode #2, we interview MotivateMe.eth the pseudonymous community manager for Cryptoadz by Gremplin. Moti (moh-tee) came for the flip and stayed for the community, helping to launch one of the most successful NFT projects to date, bringing in more than $200M in only a handful of months. He's self-aware, cohesive, and incredibly patient, helping maintain the !vibe for more than 14 hours every day. If you're interested in how to build great NFT communities, why a project would choose to use a creative commons license (nobody owns the IP!), or how to participate in Web3 without being rich, this is the episode for you.
Learn more about Cryptoadz:
Follow Moti on Twitter: https://twitter.com/MotivateMeV2
Check out the collection on OpenSea: https://opensea.io/collection/cryptoadz-by-gremplin
Get updates on Twitter: https://twitter.com/cryptoadzNFT
Hang out with the community on Discord: https://discord.com/invite/cryptoadz
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0:00 - Episode Overview
5:00 - How a community manager allocates his time (14+ hours online per day!)
9:00 - From CryptoPunks to Cryptoadz
17:00 - Moti's favorite NFT projects (based on strength of community)
20:00 - Why he uses a pseudonym rather than his real name
28:00 - Vulnerability, mental health, and how the lottery dynamics hijack our emotions
33:00 - Dealing with jealousy and how to network in Web3 (without being rich)
40:00 - Building great communities in Web3
44:00 - How he evaluates NFT projects
46:00 - Why Cryptoadz uses a CC0 license and has no roadmap
54:00 - How a community manager recharges their mental health
--
Interested in learning more? Subscribe to the podcast on your favorite platform and:
Follow Daniel on Instagram - http://instagram.com/danielwitcoff
Follow Daniel on Tik-Tok - https://www.tiktok.com/@danielwitcoff
Follow Daniel on Twitter - http://twitter.com/dontfightghosts