Opinion | NFT KOL 6529: Web3 hopes to see NFTs tied to equity/governance tokens.

Renowned NFT influencer and developer 6529 shared an interesting idea. He posted a photo on Twitter featuring the CEOs of Nike, Disney, Coca-Cola, and Starbucks, suggesting: "By combining SEC-regulated homogenized stocks with governance tokens, an unlimited public issuance NFT project can be created."

Well-known NFT influencer and developer of the virtual space OM, 6529, shared an interesting idea. He posted photos of the CEOs of Nike, Disney, Coca-Cola, and Starbucks on Twitter, and stated: "Through SEC-regulated homogeneous stocks + governance tokens, an infinitely public NFT project can be created."

He mentioned that the roadmap for NFTs can be frequently exposed on television, while the roadmap for equity tokens only appears quarterly. The decentralized autonomous organization DAO of equity tokens can control the treasury, token supply, and regularly vote on management representatives.

Although companies like Nike, Disney, Coca-Cola, and Starbucks all have NFT-related projects - Nike acquired the company RTFKT, Disney is reportedly recruiting NFT experts, Coca-Cola introduced NFT digital collectibles, and Starbucks is enhancing user experience with NFTs - 6529 clearly hopes for something different.

He believes that Web3 hopes to combine NFTs with equity/governance tokens, allowing consumers to have ownership, much like modern cooperatives.

However, he is also pondering if there is a better model? Will market, execution, and regulatory trends prevent progress? For example, selling devalued open-source NFTs to retail consumers, while whales control the homogenized tokens with licensing value, that is, stocks.

Regardless, 6529 thinks it's a cool idea. But currently, any version that is not fraudulent is illegal in the United States because it violates securities laws.