ZOMBIE CHAINS - DIGITAL HISTORY

What's up guys & gals,

Take a second and think, what was the last NFT you saw and could honestly say, "yes, that is a true piece of art"...

My point exactly!

In this saturated market it seems more about getting an NFT out there for the sake of it, as opposed to actually building a solid foundation from where the rest of the project can proceed. That's not to say everyone doesn't start out with the right intentions and I commend ANYONE for having the courage to start a project, particularly in a field that's so competitive.

The unfortunate fact, though, is to stand out now, you need not just to be different, but compelling. People need to see your project and feel as though they NEED to be involved. Not for the sake of a quick flip (No offence to flippers!) or bragging rights, but because they see the intrinsic value and APPRECIATE the ART.

Cue - Zombie Chains.

This is the first NFT project I have ever became involved with, and it was solely due to its uniqueness. There are no rankings, it is purely based on the art and individual preference of every hodl'er.

I don't believe I have ever seen this type of commitment to buying an NFT simply because the buyer WANTS that particular piece. Notice I use the word piece, Zombie Chains have transcended the space so emphatically and in such a short space of time that I truly believe, in the future, people will look back at these original 10,000 mints and say - "Zombie Chains changed the game".

This is digital history folks, be a part of it.

Salute,

JEUK

Twitter: @JEUK89 @ZombieChains @CardanoDan @Flylanddesigns @ReliableStaking