NFTs, Doge, Dogecoin, Crypto,
Doge NFT “Stamps”: How to Do Them: A Chance to Get in Early
DYOR, as I have no idea if this will become a thing. But, FWIW, read on.
People always like new stuff in the NFT world, as hype rules the game, right? I remember when everything was on ETH. And then new chains came along to challenge ETH. And, to be honest, nothing ever unsat the NFT’s top chain. That’s why I’m an ETH maxi myself.
Bitcoin Ordinals came along not long ago, and even Yuga Labs put a set out on it, as did some other well-known NFT projects. A lot of it seemed cash-grabby to me. But hey, that’s also a part of the scene.
While I “faded” BTC ordinals (mainly because I’m always busy!), I told myself back then that, if DOGE ever did something in the NFT space, I was going to jump on it, just because I happen to like the whole craziness of DOGE. (And who doesn’t love Doge? Even Elon Musk changed the Twitter logo to the Doge doggo the other day!)
It appears that day may have finally come, as Doge “Stamps” are a bit of a thing. Whether it’ll catch on as much as BTC Ordinals did is anyone’s guess. But if you want to get in early-ish on this thing, here’s what I can pass along, written as steps you may want to follow:
