How NFTs Form Communities, And Where To Find The Next Big One

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As an emerging technology facing uncertainty and backlash, it is no surprise that those invested in crypto technology have banded together to form a tight-knit community.

Whether this is done through social media channels like Twitter or physical meetups of like-minded people, the crypto community is a strong one. This is because the barrier to entry into the community is high due to the amount of knowledge necessary, and because of the routine defending these individuals must do regarding their interests. 

NFTs have therefore become calling cards to the community, to identify those most heavily involved in the space and those whose understanding and guidance regarding the crypto space can be adhered to.

But which NFT collections have communities around them? And how are new projects like HUH Token (HUH) nurturing their own?

With NFT holders including Eminem, Snoop Dogg, and Paris Hilton, the Bored Ape Yacht Club has certainly formed a dedicated community.

Being one of the first NFT collections to take off during the summer of 2021, owning a Bored Ape has become either a symbol of wealth or a symbol of a deep understanding of crypto. Having a Bored Ape is seen as proof of foresight into the future of crypto, and their advice on the industry is worth taking note of.

The community aspect has also expanded out to a metaverse project by the team, called Otherside. This metaverse space will give Bored Ape holders an exclusive space to engage and communicate, further propagating the community. It will run on ApeCoin (APE) and can be used to buy and trade in the community.

To understand just how popular ApeCoin (APE) has become,