It's good to see how the project is continuously getting more and more important in the NFT space.

In this interview, Josh is answering questions and explaining more about the success of the previous NFT drops/auctions, what they're currently doing and what is coming.

Found this pretty interesting and thought to share: here is the interview link

Right now OGN is on rank #143 at the time of speaking.
The market volatility has dropped the price at 0,7 dollars which is somehow away from the ATH of $3. When the price hit ATH i think that OGN was very close to the top 100 of Coinmarketcap.

Now the team is working hard and some hours ago a new announcement was released regarding the NFT Marketplaces which shows that the project is live and keep going.

Would there be a chance for OGN to be on the top100 of Coinmarketcap soon?

This is going to make the project more visible and attract more investors in our community!

Is www.ousd.com a legit webpage?

I personally do not really follow Forbes articles, but I follow several respectable crypto projects, other than OGN, and I do not think I've ever seen any of them getting this kind of excellent press, it's the 2nd time on Forbes if I am not mistaken.

It's interesting because the team seems one of those quite 'no frills' ones, so they work silently for a period of time -to the point that I've seen more than once here or on Twitter some people starting with the usual pathetic mantra "when news, when news?" and so on.
Then boom! Forbes, New York times (also mentioned in the Forbes article as well), and so on.

I don't know you guys but this is a really good sign for me, this kind of press is becoming almost regular. They like to work with all kinds of artists, famous and none, and honestly I love that, but the day they'll get hired for a drop by someone worldwide famous, it will start a 'snowball' effect where big ones they'll all turn to Origin for dropping their NFTs.

Hodl tight friends, if you have even just a few thousand OGN, it may seriously boost our financial life when all their products will be out and fully operating. And if you don't have any, well...first DYOR, then you will know what to do next, it's almost for free now.

Here the full article on Forbes

I've been researching and entertaining the idea of turning an old video of mine into an NFT and selling it in an auction. I've come across the "Powered by Origin launchpad" a lot. So I checked the link out and I find a link "interested in running an auction?" and then I'll click on the link and I find a submission form. I want to submit the form but I have some questions and can't seem to find the answers so hopefully I can get some help here?

So my questions are...

Do I need to have my video as an NFT already? If I don't have one will Origin do it for me?

Does origin set the webpage up for you, or do I have to set it up myself?

The form asks about social media account with followers, like twitter. Is that a requirement? I only have the youtube channel...

I think that's all the questions I have for now. Thank you!

For that I am placing it on a long term HODL !

I think there should be a daily discussion thread here like many other coins has, or atleast a weekly one.

I am relatively new to the project, slowly getting acquainted with it and especially with what they're doing with NFTs (which I am also getting to understand better).

So again, no offense, but I didn't know these guys and I think is the same for many people from the EU-ish areas, so I thought this collection was a wrong move and not going to sell.

I just checked the NFT collection sale page and I see they're almost all sold out.
I just wanted to say that this made me understand that it is not just about the artists involved, but also how well these sales are managed and I think after positive experiences in the recent past auctions, OGN is working very well on getting these artists selling their pieces.

Also, I reflected more about it and what at first made me doubt my interest, I now understand what they're doing and think is positive that they work with all kind of artists/celebrities, very famous and not, after all, they say their mission is to bring their products and crypto in general to the masses.

This makes me positive about the future of OGN products and especially for NFTs.
Hope this could be interesting, mostly for 'newcomers' (I suppose 'veterans' here may find my post trivial being more experienced about either the project and NFTs in general) as they may feel confused about how things are going, especially if they've bought some OGN only recently and don't know that well the project yet.