Hey guys welcome we're gonna get started in momentarily and just a little bit we're gonna be gathering some more co-hosted speech just give us a moment here
Give us a couple more minutes and then we're going to get started.
Oh hey, by the way, super normal collabs. I just pulled you up to speak if you'd like. So just send you a notification and you should be good to go.
And Bruce, I just sent you an invite to speak to you as well. Let me know if you don't receive it. Hey, happy to be here.
Hey, how's it going on? Happy is it Wednesday or is it Tuesday where you're at? No, it's Tuesday for me. How are you guys doing? Oh, we're doing so well. How's it going for you? Pretty good busy day so far. But yeah, excited for the spaces. Oh, yeah.
I'm like, so here's the thing, like I've been really excited about our marketplace and like I'm so glad that we're finally coming to a point where we're now doing Twitter spaces, we're now doing co-labs and partnerships and we now we actually get to talk about our Twitter spaces. So I guess without further ado, let's just get started.
Hi guys, welcome to gonna make it Twitter spaces. So we got a couple people that we've got to introduce here first and foremost before we get things started right off the bat. We have super normal colabs who you just heard speaking just now. We also have a div that's also co-hosting with me and then also Bruce who works business development for
going to make it. And my name is Palace. I also work business development and I'm doing a little bit of the co-hosting duties today. For those of you who don't know who we are, we are the going to make it at a team marketplace. So we're currently in development and due to launch in the not-too-distant future. And today we're going to be talking about all
All of the good stuff that's happening with our marketplace, all the game changing features and benefits that we built for our users. So, you know, as we all know, you know, the NFT space just in general has been played with scams, hacks, exploits, you know, it's pretty much been that way since the beginning.
cryptocurrencies and NFTs are unfortunately susceptible to this kind of activity, right? And that slows down mass adoption and then also leads to more pressures from legislators. And don't get me wrong, legislation, it's important. It's super important, yet sometimes that can be misguided and mistakes can further affect NFT adoption.
And especially the freedom of artists and their collectors who both benefit from a free market economy. So thinking about this, the root causes don't just originate from bad actors who do scams and exploits. They're also at the least from what we've seen, a total lack of
effort or interest from other NFT platforms that actually, you know, to look after their users. You know, I, there's a couple that come to mind. I will not speak of them by name, but there's a couple NFT platforms out there that just don't seem to really care about their user base. Don't really seem to put security first and foremost on the protocol level.
when they're first building these things out. I can't be going to tell you how many times I've seen Twitter threads of NFT collectors scammed or hacked, despite their best safety practices. I don't know what you guys hosting in the guest speakers have you guys come across any scams and hats this week? It seems like it's like an everyday occurrence.