NFTs, a buzzword in 2022 with multiple projects grossing billions in sales and valuations. But do NFTs have what it takes to become a new mainstream asset class that brings value to its owners and isn’t just a playground for rich people with money to burn? These 5 NFT projects may have what it takes to do just that.
Crypto Baristas: selling NFTs with the names “Sherlock Foams” and “Boba Bae” hoping to raise funds enough to open a sustainable coffee shop in New York.
Glenfiddich Whisky: this company sold 15 bottles of a rare edition of 46 year old whisky for $18,000 each accompanied by an NFT that tracks who owns the bottle of whisky. The bottle is kept in the custody of the company and can be redeemed for the NFT. This means all future buyers are guaranteed authentic ownership.
VeeFriends: a creation of the most outspoken advocate of NFTs, Gary Vaynerchuk. With different levels of rarity, owners can get one-on-one calls and mentorship or exclusive gifts from Gary 6 times a year.
Clinique Meta Optimist: this unique project, rather than selling their NFTs, incentivizes community and loyalty by giving away their NFTs to the people with the most interesting and optimistic stories. Holders will get access to free products including their rare meme product, Almost Lipstick Black Honey.
Flyfish Club: the first of its kind, Flyfish Club is an NFT restaurant. Holders of their tiered NFT project will gain access to an exclusive restaurant with special dishes right in NYC.
The more innovative it gets, the more NFTs will gain popularity and adoption by the masses.