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Consensus Miami, Otherside Makes Activity Matter

Published 5 months, 3 weeks ago
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The Daniel Arsham mint gave Cap a clear example of how NFT access is starting to change. Otherside activity, smaller supply drops and participation-based rewards all pointed toward a market that may value active users more than passive holders. The Miami trip added to that read, with Consensus, the Pudgy Penguins and OpenSea party and IRL activations showing stronger builder energy and more cross-community collaboration. Aaron Haver joined for Inside the Vault to explain how Unvault is opening private beta while focusing on protected royalties, cross-chain movement and safer infrastructure for NFT collections. The episode framed the next NFT cycle as something that could be healthier than the last one, built around real experiences, active communities and stronger creator rails.



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