2026-01-06 22:28:29

NFT holders are now unlocking a fresh utility layer—exclusive access to expert-led seminars and workshops. Normally priced at $15,000, membership becomes completely free for NFT owners.

The initiative launches with an AI-intensive track covering essential ground: Claude Code implementation and competing alternatives, breaking down practical differences between leading tools, custom assistant development, and hands-on AI programming techniques. Each session brings industry practitioners sharing real-world applications and strategies.

This model bridges the gap between token ownership and tangible value, transforming NFTs beyond collectibles into functional community assets. Participants gain direct access to cutting-edge AI knowledge without the premium pricing barrier.

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SpeakWithHatOn

· 01-09 13:33

Wow, this is the real utility, finally not just hype NFTs can actually be useful, it all depends on whether the team is serious about it A free lecture worth 15,000 dollars? This price difference really can discourage me from cutting losses I actually want to learn Claude's method, but I can't afford the course... now I have a way If this model can be sustained, it would be amazing, but usually people can't stick with it Wait, could this be just a one-time thing and then it's gone? A common tactic But at least it proves they're not all talk, there's some substance

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ProtocolRebel

· 01-08 16:13

Wow, finally NFTs have some use and are no longer just pure JPGs to cut leeks. Wait, is this real? A course costs $15,000, and we get to listen for free? There might be a catch. Claude Code's set of tools is indeed valuable, but I don't know how well it's explained... Turning NFTs into community assets sounds good, but the key is how many people actually attend the classes. It should have been played like this from the start, much more reliable than empty promises. This is the utility I want—be direct, no more fancy talk. Brothers, are you in? Feels like a serious project.

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AltcoinHunter

· 01-06 22:57

From a technical perspective, this wave indeed bridges the underlying logical gaps in token valuation... But on the other hand, how do I know if the $15,000 course is worth it? Real utility still depends on how many people actually attend; otherwise, it just becomes a new way to harvest retail investors.

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PseudoIntellectual

· 01-06 22:41

Wait, a $15,000 course for free? This is what NFTs are supposed to be like.

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SchroedingersFrontrun

· 01-06 22:29

I think this is what NFTs should really be like, not just hype. Wait, a $15,000 course for free... what a valuable NFT that must be. How was the Claude Code section? Has anyone tried it? Finally, someone has turned NFTs from just images into real things. By the way, could this become a new scam project again? It depends on the instructor's level. NFTs need practicality to survive; pure collectibles should have already faded. There's a mole; this price has a lot of water in it. It looks good, just depends on the execution.

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