29 min

Are NFTs extensions of who we are‪?‬ Web3 Innovators

    • Technology

In the sixth episode of our new season of Web3 Innovators, our host Conor Svensson is joined by Daniel Heyman the Co-Founder and CEO of Palm NFT Studio. 
Palm NFT studio is a collective of Software Developers, Generative Artists, Storyworld Creators, and Strategists and spans all aspects of Web3 technology and creative production.
Before starting his current company, Daniel was the Co-Founder of PegaSys, which is now the Protocol Engineering division of ConsenSys.
Episode highlights:
How studying the adoption of mobile technology in Kenya got Daniel interested in the spaceHis learning outcomes from founding a company that wasn’t successful and the path after thisWhere the inspiration for Palm NFT Studio came from and its founding storyThe challenges the company has faced in its 1st year and how they have worked to overcome themTheir aim for people to have direct ownership over the digital assets they care about and how they are trying to make this a realityDaniel’s belief that eventually all assets will be represented by NFTsKey Takeaways:
It seemed evident to me that if we could connect the biggest brands in the world into this technology innovation, we could not only produce some really meaningful projects, but we could use those as the tip of the spear to broader adoption of our entire ecosystem. So Palm Studio set out to create the best platform for large scale web artists, creators, and brands to adopt Web3 technologies. - Daniel

A huge problem that NFT’s have is the misconception in the market of what they are. A lot of people see them as speculative assets that are there to make a quick buck, and people understandably react negatively to that idea. - Daniel

We need to do a lot of work educating the fan base that this isn't a way to make a quick buck. It is to give the audience a deeper connection to the brand and people's relationship to the brand. It’s to give them a piece of the universe, or a piece of the art, or something they can truly own themselves. - Daniel

Everything is focused around delivering value to the end user and if there's revenue associated with that, wonderful. But, just like any product, you start from the point of what value you are providing, not how much money you can make. - Daniel

My belief is that in five years, 99% of NFTs will either be free or below $10. These need to be things that everyone can adopt and consume and interact with, and they can't just be high value collectables for the crypto rich. - DanielResources:
Palm NFT StudioConnect with Us

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• Get Conor’s latest thoughts on Web3 and where we’re headed.

In the sixth episode of our new season of Web3 Innovators, our host Conor Svensson is joined by Daniel Heyman the Co-Founder and CEO of Palm NFT Studio. 
Palm NFT studio is a collective of Software Developers, Generative Artists, Storyworld Creators, and Strategists and spans all aspects of Web3 technology and creative production.
Before starting his current company, Daniel was the Co-Founder of PegaSys, which is now the Protocol Engineering division of ConsenSys.
Episode highlights:
How studying the adoption of mobile technology in Kenya got Daniel interested in the spaceHis learning outcomes from founding a company that wasn’t successful and the path after thisWhere the inspiration for Palm NFT Studio came from and its founding storyThe challenges the company has faced in its 1st year and how they have worked to overcome themTheir aim for people to have direct ownership over the digital assets they care about and how they are trying to make this a realityDaniel’s belief that eventually all assets will be represented by NFTsKey Takeaways:
It seemed evident to me that if we could connect the biggest brands in the world into this technology innovation, we could not only produce some really meaningful projects, but we could use those as the tip of the spear to broader adoption of our entire ecosystem. So Palm Studio set out to create the best platform for large scale web artists, creators, and brands to adopt Web3 technologies. - Daniel

A huge problem that NFT’s have is the misconception in the market of what they are. A lot of people see them as speculative assets that are there to make a quick buck, and people understandably react negatively to that idea. - Daniel

We need to do a lot of work educating the fan base that this isn't a way to make a quick buck. It is to give the audience a deeper connection to the brand and people's relationship to the brand. It’s to give them a piece of the universe, or a piece of the art, or something they can truly own themselves. - Daniel

Everything is focused around delivering value to the end user and if there's revenue associated with that, wonderful. But, just like any product, you start from the point of what value you are providing, not how much money you can make. - Daniel

My belief is that in five years, 99% of NFTs will either be free or below $10. These need to be things that everyone can adopt and consume and interact with, and they can't just be high value collectables for the crypto rich. - DanielResources:
Palm NFT StudioConnect with Us

Join the Web3 Innovators community and engage with like-minded individuals passionate about the potential of blockchain technology.

Contact Web3 Labs:Twitter | LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook | Discord | Tiktok
• Explore Web3 Labs: Web3 Labs specialise in web3 solutions for enterprise.
• Email Web3 Labs

• Get Conor’s latest thoughts on Web3 and where we’re headed.

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