Three years ago Jon, Ronna, and Rudy came up with this idea for a story they wanted to turn into a graphic novel and eventually a TV show, called “Robert The Electrician.” But, due to big life events, the story was put on hold. The team is revitalizing it via @ElectricianNFT Learn more in the link below 🧵👇 Twitter @ElectricianNFT @137pm

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The third Pajama Party on Twitter Spaces! You’ve listened to Mama Bucks, Flasfoxart, FluffnTuff, Gimme Gargoyles, Fat Baby, Anser and newcomer Indrator, as they talk about the importance of health and physical fitness, discuss personal experiences and trying to make it as PG-13 friendly as humanly possible. This is proof you’ve attended this very intimate Spaces. Thank you for being a part of the community.

This is proof you've attended the 7th Fat Baby & Friends on Twitch. You've gone out of your way to pay close attention to what Plushy & Anser said and enjoyed your time with the Raptor City Rascals and talking about Horizon. Hope you had fun! This POAP is extremely exclusive and for attendees only, and that makes you awesome. Clicking the link will bring you straight back to this lovely memory.

Artists around the world are turning to NFTs and blockchain technology to make a living selling their art, with that, many NFT artists are curious to know how to report their sales on their taxes. Thankfully, we had the chance to sit down with Alex, who’s an NFT CPA to discuss this exact topic. As an NFT artist, all NFTs that you create and then sell are taxed as ordinary income. Just like creating and selling a piece of art in the real world, NFT art isn’t taxed much differently. Additionally, NFT artists are eligible to receive various tax deductions for their supplies, events, and even certain gas fees. To learn more about how NFTs are taxed and what’s considered deductible, check out the full article linked below! Twitter @TheNFTCPA @137pm

You're a true Froot Fren! Thanks for joining Froot Frens Friday! Be sure to also join the Badfroot community on Discord at https://badfroot.com/discord --- Join Relentless every Wednesday! Relentless is a show about what it takes to make it as an entrepreneur, especially in the wild west of NFTs. It's hosted by Badfroot (aka Jack Davidson) and Jeff Sarris. The first most important step is to get started. The next is to be relentless. Join the show live on Twitter Spaces and watch the replay on YouTube (https://youtube.com/jeffsarris) or listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. About Jack Jack grew up on the East End of Long Island, New York. Before he became a full-time artist he did sales and marketing, sold real estate in the Hamptons, and worked part-time in a group home for underprivileged/incarcerated youth. When he learned about NFTs from one of his close friends he gave up his career in sales, dove headfirst into learning how the space worked, and eventually created SkullKids, the original 1/1s now known as SkullKids: Immortal. The generative, 10K SkullKids project is the next evolution of SkullKids and the Badfroot empire. Learn more at https://badfroot.com About Jeff As cofounder of SPYR (https://SPYR.me), Jeff’s spent the last decade-plus behind the scenes helping entrepreneurs develop their brands and businesses. His most recognized work is with The Minimalists and on the Netflix documentary, Minimalism. He’s also the host of several podcasts: Starting Now, where he dives into NFT origin stories, Kidney Stone Diet, and Relentless. Learn more about how he can help you create your own NFT project at https://RYPS.co

Relentless is a show about what it takes to make it as an entrepreneur, especially in the wild west of NFTs. It's hosted by Badfroot (aka Jack Davidson) and Jeff Sarris. The first most important step is to get started. The next is to be relentless. Join the show live on Twitter Spaces and watch the replay on YouTube (https://youtube.com/jeffsarris) or listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. About Jack Jack grew up on the East End of Long Island, New York. Before he became a full-time artist he did sales and marketing, sold real estate in the Hamptons, and worked part-time in a group home for underprivileged/incarcerated youth. When he learned about NFTs from one of his close friends he gave up his career in sales, dove headfirst into learning how the space worked, and eventually created SkullKids, the original 1/1s now known as SkullKids: Immortal. The generative, 10K SkullKids project is the next evolution of SkullKids and the Badfroot empire. Learn more at https://badfroot.com About Jeff As cofounder of SPYR (https://SPYR.me), Jeff’s spent the last decade-plus behind the scenes helping entrepreneurs develop their brands and businesses. His most recognized work is with The Minimalists and on the Netflix documentary, Minimalism. He’s also the host of several podcasts: Starting Now, where he dives into NFT origin stories, Kidney Stone Diet, and Relentless. Learn more about how he can help you create your own NFT project at https://RYPS.co

Zeneca is a full-time NFT trader and investor. Before pursuing NFTs, Zeneca was a professional poker player for nearly 15 years. Now he is one of the most respected individuals in the NFT space and has fostered a community of more than 230k followers on Twitter in less than a year. In the past year, Zeneca has bought, sold, and flipped numerous NFTs. This has led him to research hundreds of NFT projects, talk to thousands of people, and create a plethora of content. Ultimately, his experiences have led him to have strong convictions in the NFT space. Zeneca says that the NFT space is so new, and we are all so new to it, that none of us are truly experts, rather, we are all students. Hence why he decided to create the ZenAcademy. His aim with ZenAcademy isn't to create a place where one person is going to post “alpha calls” and they all FOMO into projects. Zeneca desires to create a community that can all help one another by learning together. Learn more about Zeneca and the ZenAcademy at Zenacademy.io. 🌹 Twitter @Zeneca_33 @jon_torrey @137pm