Since 2021 is the year of NFT, it's been impossible to go on Twitter or listen to the news and

not hear people talking about digital collectibles. In this year, OpenC.io has emerged as the

leading marketplace for people to mint by sell and trade NFTs. But as much as OpenC has contributed

to the space, there are some serious problems with the platform, especially when it comes to onboarding

newcomers. Today, we're pleased to bring you an interview with Bruno Verre of niftify.io,

prepared to fix the problems that OpenC has not yet addressed. Niftify is coming out of the gate

swinging, and we are here for the battle. In that corner, Sir Lord Travis Wright, in this corner,

Sir Lord Joel Calm. And in the middle, well, you guys, watch out as we come out swinging and be

sure to tuck and roll for episode number 560 of the Bad Crypto Podcast.

I'm a lover, not a fighter. I don't want to fight by the NFT, Sir Lord Travis Wright.

OpenC. More like OpenSucks. How many fraudulent, freaking things are popping up on me?

You know, it's great if you're verified. The accounts verify that you're picking on,

you know, you're trying to pick one. If it's not, there's a lot of challenges with it. As I think,

it's, they've had such a big growth and it's hard to manage the technology sometimes when you

haven't such massive growth. Yeah, I mean, so the technology itself, it's unstable, but they've

had this massive growth. I mean, I want to be fair here. What sucks is they don't have the processes

in place to keep people from copying. You know, that thing that people talk about where they say,

oh, NFT is I'll just take a picture of it and copy it myself. Well, that's what people actually

do and they make all these fraudulent accounts and unsuspecting people fall for it and they buy

the fake versions. They look the same, but they're not from the verified accounts. And so I can't

even imagine how much money every day gets scammed from people by illegitimate NFTs.

That happened to me with the bones, right? You got bones? There's mob bones, whatever it was called.

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