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  "map_content": "I'm keenly aware that promoting a steganographic NFT collection is extremely difficult.\r\nFor example, with ZoideNFT's \"random mint,\" the initial owner doesn't know which items they'll own until they purchase the NFT. However, once the collection is sold out (all mints are complete), all items become available for viewing, and secondary buyers can check the visuals and purchase them.\r\nHowever, steganographic NFTs are different in that they are \"content that can only be revealed by the owner,\" so if the collection art were to be introduced in advance, with the exception of the collection cover (thumbnail) image, the steganography would be meaningless. In other words, collectors are forced to pay for something they don't know the contents of until they own the NFT. In short, all creators can say is, \"Trust my artistry and buy it!\", and collectors have no choice but to trust the creator and buy it.\r\nThis is how difficult I currently see Steganordinals as. However, at the same time, I feel that this could potentially lead to \"NFT 2.0,\" which I previously discussed with @Brooz .\r\nhttps://app.treechat.com/p/fb7007bb-da9e-4247-97d6-6a255e2036fb",
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