Ton Punks founder launches PUNK master and Cryptonight City to give budding NFT creators a chance to make it big

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Yury Serdich, a 26-year-old entrepreneur and crypto phile, has spent the past seven years focused on blockchain technology. He curated an NFT collection, TON Punks, which sold for $1.5 million in January 2022 and for the last five years has been working on helping companies get ready for the metaverse. He has done so through the establishment of PUNK master and Cryptonight City.

Companies may now build their own Decentralised Autonomous Organisations (DAOs) in as little as 20 minutes with the help of PUNK master, which was designed to facilitate such launches using user interface (UI) rather than custom code. Closed chats to anyone but NFT holders is only one example of the company's myriad community-management tools. According to Serdich, “DAO is the next great form of organisation preceding LTDs,” and the ultimate purpose of PUNK master is to ensure public access to this crucial instrument.

PUNK master is set to launch at the end of August when it announces their latest project “Cryptonight city” which will consult enthusiastic people who want to get into the NFT space and develop their ideas. The company’s purpose is to supply advisory and consultancy services for people interested in collecting and curating NFTs, and community artists and businesses will be its primary focus. Cryptonight city will be partnering in partnership with Veronica Kohlbecker’s moon collective; a culmination of lifestyle organisations centred around B2B support services founded by Veronica Kohlbecker.

In tandem with these efforts, Yury is also planning to launch his own metaverse, Punk City, which is self-sufficient and decentralised. Advertising, of course, is the most well-known force for promoting public services. There are a plethora of online resources whose business models are built only on ad revenue, yet are fully free to users. Serdich chimed in, “It's called the attention economy.”

The economy of attention seems to be the primary method of earning money through virtual economies, as it was in the real world. In the words of Serdich: “If you pay attention to the project, you could probably get some coins or NFTs/whitelists for free and even sell them to buyers who do not have the time for attention but have money to buy.”

So, if monetary incentives exist in the metaverse, could this dissolve the physical office in exchange favour for a virtual one? ” It'll be a mix,” Serdich explained. “First, depending on where you live, the global economy may provide more desirable employment opportunities than your local one. In contrast, the real world might be a preferable setting to live and work. Because of this, a new breed of “digital nomads” has emerged; people who seek out low-cost, high-satisfaction locations in order to establish new markets entirely on their own. So with respect to physical offices, yes absolutely. In many facets, the metaverse can easily replace the physical office.”

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