NFTs are like nightclubs, crypto’s a volatile religion NFTStats, NFT Collector

Sam Gellman, widely known as NFT Statistics in the NFT space, is a respected figure renowned for his expertise in analyzing volatile markets and providing valuable insights into the world of non-fungible tokens (NFTs).

Gellman's journey into the NFT space began during the frenzy of 2021 when he was urged by several friends to explore CryptoPunks, despite his initial reluctance. However, after experiencing FOMO (fear of missing out), he delved into the NFT world and has been deeply immersed ever since.

Prior to his involvement in NFTs, Gellman had an impressive career trajectory, with stints at prominent companies such as Goldman Sachs and Uber. At Uber, he played a significant role in expanding the company's presence into markets outside of the US and Canada, particularly in Asia.

Despite his extensive background in traditional finance and corporate environments, Gellman initially struggled to align with the anti-establishment ethos often associated with parts of crypto culture. However, his interest in NFTs eventually led him to embrace the space, becoming a leading voice in analyzing its trends and dynamics.

Gellman's recent move to Memeland, following the acquisition of Proof and Moonbirds, represents a new chapter in his career within the NFT industry. Reuniting with Ray Chan, whom he has known for over a decade, underscores the significant opportunities and growth potential he sees in his continued involvement in the space.

While Gellman acknowledges that crypto is not a new technology and has been around for over a decade, he emphasizes the importance of respecting its evolution and impact. He views crypto as akin to a religion, suggesting that its influence and significance extend far beyond being merely an emerging technology.

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