Today’s interview was one for the ages. Betty from the iconic Deadfellaz collection joined us on the show.
Deadfellaz did close to $100 million in trading volume back in 2022, and recently, there’s been a noticeable resurgence in buying activity around the project. After speaking to Betty, it’s easy to see why.
One of the biggest signals in NFTs is holder behaviour.
Deadfellaz has 61.4% unique holders.
77.24% of those holders own just one NFT, which makes that single asset psychologically harder to sell.
89.01% of the collection hasn’t moved wallets in the last year, and in some cases, probably since mint.
That level of conviction is absurd.
I don’t own a Deadfellaz NFT, but I’ve been seriously impressed watching Betty and Psych build through one of the nastiest bear markets this space has ever seen.
That’s the beauty of this cycle: we finally have visibility into who actually kept building when nobody was watching.
Do your own research, and make sure you watch the show above. This looks like a really strong project. Check out the collection here: Deadfellaz
Cheers, Jayden.
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