𧩠The Collector Who Loved Free NFTs a Little Too Much
Sam proudly called himself an âNFT archaeologist,â even though his entire strategy consisted of clicking Mint Free buttons as fast as humanly possible.
He discovered that many projects released free NFTs to build early communities or prepare for future airdrop campaigns, and from that moment on, he treated every mint like a digital treasure hunt.
Whenever he spotted a free mint, Sam reacted instantlyâfaster than he reacted to actual responsibilities.
He convinced himself that every pixelated raccoon, abstract cube, or suspiciously adorable robot might one day become âhistorically significant.â
His friends joked that he was basically collecting coupons, but Sam insisted it was strategic asset acquisition.
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He kept all his free NFTs safely stored, telling everyone, âYou never know which one will become valuable later.â
Sometimes he stared at his growing collection with the pride of a museum curator, even if half the NFTs looked like they were drawn by a caffeinated toaster.
For Sam, minting free NFTs wasnât just a hobbyâit was a longâterm bet that one day, one project might surprise everyone. And until that day arrived, he continued clicking, collecting, and dreaming.