Human Nature: Hipsters, Heroes, and Handbooks

Discover Your Inner NFT in the Real World and in the Metaverse

By: Jamil Hasan

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

The hype and craze of the NFT Revolution that swept across the world of crypto and blockchain globally during 2021 and 2022 has subsided during the crypto downturn of 2023. Great debate now occurs about the future and direction of NFTs, with many believing the future is outside of the art movement. Whether that is metaverse finance, decentralized financial ticketing, institutional control, or some sort of hybrid mishmash that comes out of the Securities and Exchange Commission's lawsuits and authoritative overstepping to achieve regulatory capture, the benefits of NFTs will long outlast the short-term hype and fear we experienced over the past three years.
Personal benefits for creators will remain and entrepreneurs and founders will continue to build in the NFT space. And from these founders, both hipsters and heroes will rise.

This thirty-fourth book in the Crypto Hipster Chronicles series, entitled "Human Nature: Hipsters, Heroes, and Handbooks" goes into the personal stories and lessons of how we can all be creative hipsters and heroes in the NFT space and in the metaverse. This book draws upon four Crypto Hipster Chronicles podcasts. Peter Hurley, a world-renowned photographer, tells us all about the origins of SHABANG and what we can do to discover our inner NFT through headshot photography. Matt Street, a community ambassador for Lucky Maneki NFT, shares the importance of building a powerful community and its effect on their NFT and metaverse project. Steve Good, co-founder of Dreams Quest and best-selling author of Be Left Behind, tells us how his company has built Dreams Quest and how we call can be heroes not just in the game, but in our lives. And QuHarrison Terry, co-author of The NFT Handbook, offers us a comprehensive overview of the global NFT market. I hope you find this book both educational and useful in your crypto and life journey.