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In this episode, we talk with Metarelics, an artist collective that creates goods and experiences that connect digital assets with physical goods. Essentially, Metarelics creates physical canvas prints of digital NFT artworks.

The Metarelics NFT Print Product is intended to bring value to everything Metarelics does. Ikonick, the industry leader in canvas art for the last half-decade, powers Metarelics.

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AJ Vaynerchuck leads a discussion regarding the launch of VaynerSports NFT Pass, the missteps and learnings along the way, and the future of this project. The VaynerSports project includes 15,555 unique, generative NFTs providing access to the Vayner network of athletes and NFT Collectibles.

No other project has combined the merging of art, access to athletes, and unlocking of experiences that the VaynerSports pass aims to deliver to holders. This will be a utility-first project that includes collectability and consistently delivers value to holders over time. As VaynerSports continues to grow, so too will the scope of the VS Pass.

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Web3 is a rapidly growing community and is revolutionizing technology and art industries as we know it, yet, women make up only 20% of the demographic in this space. In their first entry into the space, Tinder hopes to uplift the voices of women by coordinating a conversation about evolving ownership rights in art, sports, and the Web3 community.

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We sit back down with Alex Roytenberg, aka TheNFTCPA, to talk about all things DAO and taxes. Alex speaks on managing risk when starting a DAO, how to approach a DAO as an investor, and even talks about his personal favorite DAOs.

Alex is a tax CPA based in New York with over 20 years of experience. He has worked for Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, and PWC to name a few, and currently runs his own practice called NFT.CPA. He has been involved in crypto and DeFi since 2018, and more recently he has taken the plunge into the NFT space in late 2020. 

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Today’s episode is an interview with Vayner NFT, BEHR Paint Company, and the blue-chip NFT project Doodles.

Doodles are a collection of 10,000 NFTs made up of hundreds of traits designed by digital artist and co-founder Burnt Toast, as well as their marketer Evan Keast, and blockchain developer Jordan Castro — known for bag holding and previously leading the CryptoKitties team at Dapper Labs.

This iconic partnership was inspired by the love of all things colorful between BEHR and Doodles. Considering BEHR is one of the leading paint brands providing high-quality home colors, the collaboration makes perfect sense and serves as a genuine way for BEHR to enter the Web3 space.

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This episode of Web37 Daily is a recording of a Twitter Spaces that took place between ONE37pm's Will Ziefert and the creator of TheLittles NFT project on March 23rd 2022

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Filing your taxes can be a stressful time of the year for many, and if you are an NFT investor/collector, it can be even more stressful. Thankfully, we had the opportunity to chat with Alex Roytenberg CPA about tips for filing your taxes as an NFT collector.

Alex is a tax CPA based in New York with over 20 years of experience. He has worked for Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, and PWC to name a few, and currently runs his own practice called NFT.CPA.

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IRL collectibles are going digital. Courtyard NFT stores valuable physical collectible items like sneakers, cards, and watches in secure vaults, then mints them on the Polygon blockchain as 3D NFTs that users can buy. Holders of their NFTs have several options:

1. Trade their NFT on any Polygon compatible marketplace (e.g. OpenSea).

2. Hold their valued collectibles as NFTs and connect with other collectors.

3. Burn their NFT on Courtyard’s website to redeem the physical asset. Courtyard will then ship redeemed collectibles to 150+ countries using their security partner’s global infrastructure (to be announced soon).

The team behind the very innovative Courtyard brand includes CEO @lejeunedall, who has spent most of his career Google, CTO @niluaq, who worked as a software engineer at Apple, and many others with backgrounds having worked for some of the largest tech companies.

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Many brands are beginning to take notice of the opportunities in the NFT space. One of these brands is Darcel Disappointments. Craig Redman, known through his art as Darcel Disappoints, is a New York-based creator whose art has been exhibited across the globe.

Darcel has covered Louis Vuitton store openings, Paris Fashion Week, and has worked with Coca-Cola, Adidas, and Uniqlo to name a few. Now he is making waves in the NFT and web3 space with his own NFT project called Dour Darcels. Holders of this NFT will be the first to know about any updates and gain priority access to any drops before the general public.

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We discuss how ZenLedger got started, their story so far, and what they're looking to do in the future.

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