Episode 75 with Will the CEO of Cryptoys

The next iteration of collectibles are digital products and the experiences they bringI really like what the team is with legacy IP and launching it onchain with custom experiencesKids today are more familiar with digital products than physical ones and the rest of the world is going to catch upTimestamps:5:12 How @willweinraub on getting into crypto before it was easy9:31 Blind boxes, unboxing & why toys are going digital14:51 Why NFTs failed mainstream adoption19:49 Can collectibles ever feel organic again23:31 Building @Cryptoys as a real consumer company26:37 Digital toys vs physical toys (Tesla analogy)31:16 What big IP actually wants from Web337:20 Founder mindset, kids & long-term thinking49:54 @LucaNetz @AbstractChain and why it makes sense for consumer crypto

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