Zach Bruch, the co-founder of Recur, a project that builds a platform where fans can buy, sell, and collect NFTs, talked about how some of the world's most successful IPs could apply NFTs to scale their business and engage with their fans even stronger. He also addressed how Recur’s royalty standard can benefit the community in the long term.
Interviewers
Edward Hong:
Edward is a Head of Growth at Hashed. He supports Hashed’s portfolio companies in various ways, including PR, marketing, business development, etc. As a crypto maximalist, Edward likes thinking about how blockchain and crypto could change the current humanity and civilization. He loves meeting new people and drinking wine with them. Lastly, he does not hold any cash in his bank account.
Jason Ye:
Jason is a co-founder of DeSpread. As a crypto enthusiast, Jason is looking forward to the future of web 3.0 that blockchain can make. He likes to imagine how blockchain will innovate traditional industries while having meetings with people and teams in various fields.
Jamin Park:
Highly interested in decentralization, network structure, data, system, and economics in general, Jaemin is a Growth Manager at DeSpread. His hobbies are watching gas prices and smart contracts on etherscan, checking the change in on-chain capital flow, looking around NFT marketplaces, and occasional visits to some metaverses. Also, he loves whisky and reasonable transaction fees.
Highlights
00:02:33- Major brands and NFTs
00:04:10- NFTs in Recur
00:05:27- Fungible to non-fungible market
00:10:27- Usage of EIP 29, 81
00:14:36- Competitive advantages of Recur
00:18:23- Recur’s response to potential risks
00:22:19- Using NFT as a consumer experience
00:23:26- Opportunities in the Asian Market
