You Can Now Get Advice From a Bored Ape NFT on Cameo

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One venture capitalist will show you his Bored Ape’s feet while he delivers a motivational speech. Draper, son of billionaire venture capitalist Tim Draper, earlier called making Ape videos on Cameo his “cure to climate change.” The revenue generated by his cartoon Cameos are pledged to environmental causes. “All money made during this process will be [put] towards ocean nonprofits,” Draper’s Twitter account for BAYC #9132 posted.

While it’s not clear how seeing some very large Ape toes will “cure” climate change, one thing’s for certain—the Bored Ape Yacht Club is certainly polarizing. Despite Ape owners like Snoop Dogg and Eminem showcasing their Apes every chance they get, many fans have expressed vehement disapproval—a sign that NFTs aren’t quite mainstream just yet.

For his part, Draper says he isn't fazed in the slightest.

"I like an industry that has opposition. It means that they will be more passionate about the craft when they realize the power of ownership on the internet," he said.more

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The most successful collection to attempt this approach so far was Sudonauts, by Brentsketit. By launching through Sudo’s AMM, every sale of a Sudonaut NFT added liquidity to the pool, creating a more liquid, and dare I say it, less volatile market. That’s great for collectors, giving them confidence that there will always be a buyer for their Sudonaut.