Flow: Your ticket to NFT riches

I’m targeting insane profit from Flow’s upcoming UFC and Dr Seuss digital collectibles.

Flow, by Dapper Labs, is a trail blazer in the NFT space, and I must agree, they have “brands & content like Blockchains never seen.” Cryptokitties is probably their most well recognised brand, but NBA Top Shots has also charged into the spotlight.

In a previous blog post, I spoke about the return I made (on paper) investing in NBA Top Shots. This experience has lead me to believe that I may be able to make similar profits investing in the first packs that launch on the UFC and Dr Seuss digital collectibles websites.

Why will I be investing in these NFTs?
I’ll be investing in these NFTs for 5 reasons.

1. The brand license — The fact that these will be official brand licensing deals with the UFC and Dr Seuss is massive.
2. The subject — Being able to own various UFC moments and Dr Seuss collectibles is a super cool concept.
3. The history — This will be the first time that moments from the UFC will be immortalised on the Blockchain.
4. The return on investment (ROI)— I’ve seen how profitable investing in NBA Top Shot moments and Atari NFTs can be, so I believe these investments could yield similar results.
5. The diversification — The cryptocurrency market can be extremely volatile, so I believe investing in NFTs is a good way to weather the storm when the market turns bearish. The way I see it is, it’s a great way to force yourself to take profit.

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Disclaimer: This blog post was inspired by my own opinions, observations and experiences. I am not a licensed financial advisor and this is not financial advice. You should not buy, sell, or invest in any asset based on what I say. You should know that investing carries extreme risks. You could lose your entire investment. This is not trading advice and I am in no way liable for any losses incurred. Always do your own research.