My friend @Vishad Doshi always preferred steady, long-term investments...but he worried investing in digital assets would mean chasing short-term wins. I feel exactly the same way... Vishad discovered something special: our community strongly supports patient, long-term strategies. Starting with only a small investment ($20), Vishad comfortably tested it out, and quickly saw others sharing similar long-term goals. He told me recently how reassuring it feels to be part of a community where patience and steady growth are encouraged over risky shortcuts. Today, Vishad is confidently growing passive income alongside me and others who share his patient, long-term mindset. We're building a $1M community, steadily and sustainably. Want to confidently build lasting passive income? Comment "I'm interested!" below 👇 and we'll help you start today! #newMONEYgame

I remember when @Michele Hayes first joined our community. She told me she thought investing in digital assets would be way too complicated. She wasn’t a crypto expert. She didn’t want to spend hours learning finance. She just wanted something simple...something that actually worked. And guess what? That’s exactly what she found. She started with just $20. She followed a few easy steps. And within weeks? She was already making money. No complicated charts. No constant market-watching. Just ownership in something that grows over time. Now, she’s proving that you don’t need to be a tech expert to win here. If you’re looking for something simple...something that actually works...this is it. Ready to own $20 worth of digital assets? Join the Digital Asset Mastermind community and you'll get $20 every month (and I'll personally help you get set up with how to flip them for a profit).

I was asked on Facebook "how does something like that work?" When referring to how an NFT Community makes money... Here's the answer that I gave: We launched 4 NFT Collections. The cheapest is currently $3.65, and the highest is $82.76. We Make Money as a Community in Two Primary Ways: 1) People buy and sell the NFTs directly. We're listed on a marketplace where there is $60M traded daily, so lots of people can find it there. And also, our own community buys/sells them there. 2) We also give NFTs as a bonus asset to clients that buy our offers. So if someone buys a $1,000 offer from me, I give them $500 worth of NFTs. Even if they wouldn't typically buy the NFTs, they now own them. And the more people own them, the more it raises the prices of all the NFTs. It's a model based on ownership so that we can all build wealth together. Whenever anyone new joins, it benefits us all, so there's no competition. Someone can own $4 worth of the community, or $4,000 worth. And we have people owning at every level in between. So it's a cool way to own a piece of the growth that we're all contributing to. Have you heard of NFTs before?

When you're getting started with NFTs, some of the first questions that come to mind are: "What Gives NFTs Value?" "How Do I choose which NFTs to buy?" "When should I consider Selling?" Here are (4) Major Metrics that are useful for Buying and Selling NFTs: Metric #1: The Floor Price ~ which is probably the MOST looked at NFT Metric. Metric #2: Collection Size ~ an important metric that most people look at, but don't know what to do with it. Metric #3: Market Cap ~ a fundamental way to compare ownership of different collections. Metric #4: Price Velocity ~ a unique metric that most people wish they knew about...that let's you know which collections have the potential to make faster gains! The above 4 NFT Metrics give you primary fundamental metrics to look at when evaluating which NFT Collections that you want to own. These metrics also allow you to make choices based on your personal preferences and goals, instead of listening to other people's opinions...these are tools to make your own decisions! Which metrics are your primary metrics for trading NFTs?

This is a short series of posts to explain ways to evaluate and compare NFT Collections for the purposes of making informed decisions about buying and selling NFTs. Collection Size: When comparing NFT Collections, the SIZE of the Collection is one Indicator that can be used when comparing several different NFT Collections. Principle: The smaller the collection size, the rarer it is, and consequently the more "intrinsically valuable it is," compared to larger collections. Example: Here's a list of Collection Sizes for the Freedom NFT Collections: (1) Rich Birds: 325 NFTs in the Collection (2) Silver Eagles: 553 NFTs in the Collection (3) Free Birds: 693 NFTs in the Collection (4) Freedom Eagles: 3,448 NFTs in the Collection If we look at the list above, the collection with the most intrinsic value is Rich Birds, because there are only 325 of them. From the list above, the collection with the least intrinsic value if Freedom Eagles, because there are 3,448 of them. The implication of collection size is that the larger the collection, the more people can own them. And the smaller the collection, the fewer people can own them. Choosing to buy collections with a smaller size because they are rarer is one possible metric to evaluate NFT collections when comparing several collections. Is this an important metric for you? Leave a comment below and share how important this metric is when evaluating NFT collections for purchase (or to sell) 👇 This information is provided for educational purposes only to explain the dynamics of the NFT marketplace and is not intended as financial advice. The examples used in this series are from the Freedom NFT Project collections, however the evaluation metrics described in this series apply to any NFT collection. Trading NFTs involves risk, so be sure to do your own research before buying or selling NFTs. Don't risk more money than you can afford to lose when purchasing NFTs.