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Consider the anatomy of a common degen: Hunched shoulders, disheveled hair, bloodshot eyes, and a complexion as if the sun had ceased to exist. We jest, of course, because this is simply a caricature that even those within Web3<\/a> have no choice but to laugh at. Yet, it is still a prominent stereotype of the NFT space \u2014 and one that consumers outside of the blockchain surely believe to a degree.<\/p>\n The fact of the matter is that both collectors and creators in the NFT space spend a significant amount of time bathing in the pale blue light of a computer screen. Because the blockchain is constrained to an internet existence, those hoping to interact with its revolutionary transactional properties must also position themselves online accordingly. But there are some in Web3 who are hoping to change that.<\/p>\n Although PFP projects<\/a> have retained a dominant position in the NFT market over the past few years, a select few Web3 endeavors<\/a> have reaffirmed that value (as it pertains to an NFT project) comes in all shapes and sizes<\/a>. In an effort to provide real-world utility to holders, these unique ventures aim to bridge their communities from URL to IRL with a variety of incentives only attainable to the blockchain natives that dare to leave the comfort of their homes.<\/p>\n Trippy Sailors Adventure Club (TSAC)<\/a> is a PFP project seeking to bridge the gap between OpenSea, and the seven seas. Through partnering with Catamaran Guru<\/a> \u2014 a company that provides resources to catamaran buyers, sellers, and owners \u2014 TSAC aims to bring holders opportunities to travel on sailing trips throughout the Caribbean Seas on a state-of-the-art catamaran. In addition to sailing trips, there are special events, workshops, and more on the horizon for TSAC members, with the team behind the project working to unite thrill-seekers from around the world and act as a hub for yacht rentals through the forthcoming SailBNB DAO.<\/p>\nTrippy Sailors Adventure Club<\/h2>\n
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