Twitter Spaces and Polygon NFT Ecosystem

The same trend, renewed. An overview of Twitter Spaces

This is an article written by @dudewheresmytk

Introduced in December 2020, Spaces on Twitter are now a central thing on Web3. Everyday, thousands of enthusiasts, professionals, educators, creators and investors tune in during their daily duties.

The goals are diverse: learning fresh information, even before the main media, hearing some alpha leaked by some excited staff during a presentation, get together to have real-time market discussions or even chill ones, where you may have access to influential figures with relative ease.

The crucial turning point is that Cripto Twitter Spaces keep its growth on importance, the same way that podcasts did in web2, but completely realigned with web3 interests and particularities.

Twitter Spaces and NFT Collections

Perhaps, Spaces are even more important for NFT Collections than for web3 overall. The fundamental role it plays between Creators and Holders cannot be ignored.

For many, NFTs are a hobby, a ticket to a nice club and of course, a way to earn some extra cash. From general project vibe to their specific plans and roadmap, from the team’s relationship to the community engagement, the most vital things for collections can be set during Twitter Spaces. Sometimes, they’re the most comfortable touching point between them.

For non-holders, it can be that last push needed to take the buy-in decision. Deep interactions, long chat discussions that last days and other time consuming activities within the community may not be an option for some.

The onboarding process is more digestible and friendly this way, like talking to a friend about some cool project you’ve discovered. And that’s exactly what collections on Polygon are going for.

What is the Polygon NFT ecosystem doing?

Amidst bluechip collections floor melting, holders unsatisfied, class action lawsuits threats, liquidity escape and many other menaces to the Ethereum NFT ecosystem, where our baselines to what to expect where defined, Polygon seem to remind what it was all about, and what got us to where we are today.

“I did it ‘For the Culture’”

This was where everything started. Just doing things for the sake of it. The gains come as a result of good work, of developing your brand, of making something awesome and bringing it to the world in ways that satisfies people. And that’s what many have been doing.

Twitter Spaces they’ve been building are a place to connect, share, help and diffuse the fuel that imbues these collections: Good Vibes.

This article was made to praise some of the best Spaces and Hosts out there, and everything they’ve been building in this amazing space.

Polygon Village 🤝🏻 Office Hour

A Space made to disclose and connect the community to Polygon Village Ecosystem Support Program, which is based in four pillars:

Support — in the form of free or discounted services, infrastructure and providers.

Mentorship — Connect multiple creators and builders in the space as mentors to new coming or early projects.

Education- DCamp — Crash course in cripto-native project management and entrepreneurialism.

Visibility — Use many avenues at disposal to showcase the projects being built on Polygon.

The first edition of this weekly Space was hosted by various mentors already on the project, being a great place to discover about how they work and how to get yours going. Every Monday 12pm ET.

Weekly catchup @drillclubnft

A weekly Space to quickly recap what has happened during the week on/for the Drill Club community.

From true community moments that happened, to @Sallly_art artwork direction insights, everyone is welcome to join in, and talk about their experience being a part of the community.

Rekt Dogs and Chill

Nothing but good vibes. It has live music, market discussions, project management advice, alphas (NFA), cool people, a lot of builders and best of all, the first one was not recorded.

Definitely one of the best Spaces for everyone looking to be more engaged within the Polygon collections ecosystem. Follow @rektdogs on twitter and ring that bell to tune in, usually Mondays 7pm ET.

WAGMI Time

The Sweep n’ Flip team’s official weekly Space, where our beloved trio of hosts get together to talk about the week, what’s happened and what we’ve got brewing.

And of course, it wouldn’t make to this list without the freedom for the audience to join in as speakers and speak their hearts!

Feel free to do it yourself and tune in every Tuesday at 5pm ET.

That’s all for today folks, and if there’s a relevant space for you that you didn’t see here, let us know for a part 2, we need all the recognition needed, given! See you next time!