BEFORE YOU PRESS PLAY
What is discussed
AskMonty AI editorial noteSource consulted:
In this June 2022 discussion, Montemagno distinguishes immediate audience monetisation from experimenting with an NFT project. For short-term revenue, he considers a conventional subscription simpler, without wallets or additional technical hurdles. He then surveys primary sales, resale percentages, possible changes in the value of cryptocurrencies and company-held NFTs, services and affiliate arrangements. These prospects, including his bullish expectations, remain opinions tied to that moment rather than guaranteed returns. His commercial involvement is explicit: he discusses Crazy Fury, royalties received by his company and the portion of the collection he says the company retained. He then describes access to a recording with Pintus and considers further meetings. In his account, the central value lies in building a community over time that can support initiatives and collaborations. He also acknowledges the cost of creating that community and the volatility of its attention.
Key points
- For quickly monetising an audience, the speaker considers subscriptions simpler than an NFT project.
- Primary sales, royalties and possible appreciation are models discussed in the 2022 context, with no guaranteed return.
- Montemagno discloses his company’s financial interest in resales and retained Crazy Fury NFTs.
- Products, services, affiliate arrangements and access to meetings are possibilities beyond trading the token itself.
- Building and sustaining a community requires time, resources and continuing attention.
