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2023’s NFT Collections Should Use Free Mint — or, at Least, Consider Itby@arsenm
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2023’s NFT Collections Should Use Free Mint — or, at Least, Consider It

by Arseny Myakotnikov3mMay 30th, 2023
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In mid-2022, the NFT market volume dropped by more than 90%, so the industry had to adopt fundamentally new mechanics to recover. One of those was ‘free mint’ — and today, in 2023, it’s still topical enough for everyone to consider it when launching NFT collections.
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The writer is smart, but don't just like, take their word for it. #DoYourOwnResearch before making any investment decisions or decisions regarding you health or security. (Do not regard any of this content as professional investment advice, or health advice)

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