An NFT That Offers Free Food for Life: What Would That Be Worth?
NOTE: This dispatch originally ran on my Ministry of Alpha page at Substack in mid-August. This has been slightly edited for content and timing.
This is a story about chicken.
Like, literally chicken. As in fingers. As in real-world chicken fingers sold by a real-world chicken-finger restaurant called Sticky’s The Finger Joint.
Because of that, I suspect most people have probably already stopped reading. And those who’ve made it this far will very likely not heed this advice:
Mint a few Hungry Robot Chicken Club NFTs before they’re gone. They cost all of one measly SOL, or about $31 today. Stick them in your hardware wallet, and then go on about your day. (You can mint them here. There are 472 left, last time I looked on Sept. 2.)
Then, forget you own them. Don’t even think about them.
And one day, when you’re reading about this wacky, chicken-finger joint that launched a trend among restaurants, you’re going to remember: “Holy chicken shit! I own some of those!”
And you’re going to go check on them … and then you’re going to hop on the Twitter machine (or some Web3 iteration of it) and effusively praise that Jeffo dude for telling you to spend a few SOL on the Hungry Robot Chicken Club.
