Web3 is a completely different world where collaboration, connections, kindness and lifting others up is what helps us succeed and drives the whole industry forward.
James Rowdy is a Visionary, a developer, an OG NFT adopter and he is also the co-Founder of NFTMelb, a group that holds dynamic in-person events across Australia and New Zealand.
Time Stamps
[1:06] Introduction to James Rowdy
[1:44] How would you explain an NFT to a 5-year-old? And can you use Star Wars as an analogy?
[2:43] The power of lifting others up in Web3
[3:36] Saying goodbye to ego and tall poppy syndrome in Web3
[5:08] All about NFTMelb
[6:07] Rowdy's entry into the wild world of Crypto
[7:49] How many NFTs does Rowdy own?
[10:12] What it's like to be a Mutant Ape Yacht Club holder
[15:50] Advice to Rowdy's younger self
[17:04] What does Rowdy look for when investing in NFT projects?
[20:15] Why do so many projects fail?
[22:51] What do we need to do differently as we move from Web 2 to Web3?
[24:23] What are red flags when seeking Web3 and Crypto education?
[26:24] Myth-Busting
[27:31] Staying safe from scams
[28:18] How Rowdy handled an impersonator on social media
[29:54] Where NFT Melb is headed
[32:08} Wrap up
To connect with James Rowdy, his social accounts are below:
LinkedIn
Twitter
Instagram
You can learn more about NFTMelb through its website or its social accounts below:
Discord
Twitter
Instagram
Discord
Podcast audio editing by Dejan Djajic
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