This article comes fromnftnow, original author: Langston Thomas
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In just over a year, Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) has become one of the largest brands in any collection of NFTs. As one of the "most profitable" projects in the NFT ecosystem, it will be almost impossible for you to buy BAYC NFT for less than six figures for most of 2022.
However, "buy low, sell high" isn't necessarily the only way to profit from the NFT ecosystem, which may come as a surprise to some (or not), as we can actually profit from IP using BAYC .
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1、Food Fighters Universe
When it comes to BAYC's presence in the culinary world, there should be no brand that has created a bigger scale than Food Fighters Universe. Food Fighters first established itself in the industry with Bored & Hungry — a fast food restaurant that uses four BAYC NFTs as "ambassadors" for its brand.
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2、Bored Wine Co.
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3、Ape Water
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4、AriZona Iced Tea
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5、Bored Ape Wear
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6、Diamond Supply Co. x Zumiez
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7. Adidas
For some time, Adidas Originals has been actively participating in the NFT ecosystem. As one of the world's largest sports brands, many of Adidas' NFTs are also concentrated on BAYC IP. With Into The Metaverse, Adidas Originals is not only partnering with renowned NFT collector and ambassador GMoney and the popular Punks Comic NFT project, but also utilizing its own BAYC NFT (named Indigo Herz) as part of the ongoing Metaverse x IRL The "spokesperson" of wearable devices.
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8、Skate Bored
Skate Bored is a small-scale BAYC IP initiative launched in 2021 by an anonymous developer called WoundedPixel (or Pixel for short). As owner of BAYC #7676, Pixel has grown the custom skateboard brand by engaging with the larger BAYC community.
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9、Bassjackers
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10、Kingship
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11、Timbaland
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12、Escape Plan
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Subject to rampant imitation and even copying, creators of all types seem to be looking for ways to make money from BAYC without actually participating (or getting approval from the BAYC community) — let alone Yuga Labs, the company that created the project. But for those involved in the BAYC ecosystem, especially those with Bored Apes, they are looking for interesting and unique ways to monetize the IP of the NFTs they own.
BAYC gives its original 10,000 NFT holders full commercial rights to the NFT with no cap, which means that compared to other licensing-based NFT series that typically limit revenue to $100,000 per year, BAYC Holders can make full use of IP advantages to obtain huge profits.
