Michael Leip is the creator of Panda Planner, an ecommerce company that’s done over $25 million in sales in just a few years.
He’s also a game designer, who’s launched more than 30 apps that have been downloaded over 20 million times.
Finally, he’s been a crypto enthusiast since 2017, which led to his most recent project, NFTs4All.
In a case study, Mike reveals how he flipped an NFT for a 54x return in just two days.
Can he help you do the same? You’re about to find out.
Read on for my NFTs4All review.
“As you can see, I’ve got a history of success in business, and nothing has excited me like the thing that’s happening right now with Web3 and with NFTs,” Mike says.
“I really think we’re entering the next era of the internet and NFTs are leading the way,” he continues.
“Things are getting crazy. Nasdaq believes the NFT market could grow by 1,000x.”
“So we’re in the early days of NFTs right now. Things are just getting going and they are already hitting pretty crazy numbers.”
“But a lot of people ask me, why are NFTs even valuable in the first place, right?”
Well you have to understand the difference between fungible and non-fungible, Mike explains.
Something that’s fungible is interchangeable.
Like dollars, for instance. There’s lots of ’em. And you can hand me a one dollar bill, and I can hand you one back, and we’re both in the same position, aren’t we?
We still got a dollar, and it’s still worth a dollar.
Same goes for Bitcoin or Ethereum. It doesn’t matter which one you have; they’re all the same. One Bitcoin is one Bitcoin, one Ethereum is one Ethereum.
Make sense? Good.
So non-fungible, then, is the opposite. It’s something that’s one of one, something that can’t be replaced.
Whether that’s the original Mona Lisa painting or a baseball with Babe Ruth’s signature on it… or, on the digital side, this new category of non-fungible tokens, or NFTs for short.
CryptoPunks and Bored Ape Yacht Club are two of the most popular NFT collections thus far that you may have heard of.
At the time of writing this, you’re looking at $100k, minimum, just to buy the cheapest NFT in either series.
“So these are things that are going to retain their value,” Mike explains. “They’re going to be assets in the digital space.”
“But aren’t NFTs just a fad? It reminds me of the early days of the internet when people thought the internet was just a fad,” Mike rants.
“Look at the big players getting involved. WWE, Sotheby’s, DraftKings, Facebook (aka Meta), Nike, Disney, and the list goes on and on.”
“They wouldn’t be getting involved if this thing was just a fad.”
“So NFTs are here to stay. The question is, are you gonna get in early?” Mike asks.
‘Cause there’s lots and lots of money to be made here.
Mike tells how he flipped a pixelated sheep (yes, really) for $20,000 in profit in just 48 hours.
How? For starters, he was prepared, he had studied the market, he knew what to look for.
Next, he had digital money (Ethereum) loaded in his wallet, ready to spend.
He then used specific tools to find projects that he thought could be promising.
And then once he found a potential winner, he pounced on it.
So with about 20 minutes of actual work, he turned $381 into $20,402.
Because of the success he’s had flipping NFTs, friends started hitting him up, like, “Bro, can you help me make some money with NFTs?”
So that’s why he created The NFTs4All Masterclass.
It’s 20+ videos and 12 PDF guides worth of step-by-step training to teach you everything you need to know to buy and sell NFTs.
You’ll also learn how to stay safe, how to avoid scams, how to create your own NFTs, how to save money on gas fees, and so much more.
Cost is $27. Price goes up soon.
Just look out for upsells once you enroll.