About STREET JUSTICE and why we made it
STREET JUSTICE is a cool and rebellious NFT community that is focused on showcasing the best in underground and street art.
Our community is made up of artists, collectors, and enthusiasts who are passionate about pushing the boundaries of traditional art and using NFTs as a platform for self-expression. One of the key aspects of our community is our strong presence on Twitter, where we regularly share updates on new art releases, events, and other happenings within the community. We also use Twitter to engage with our followers and build a sense of camaraderie and belonging among our members.
But “Street Justice” is more than just a place to showcase and appreciate art.
We are also a community of rebels who are looking to take on the establishment and get revenge on those who have wronged us in the past. Many of us have been burned in the NFT space, and we are determined to rise above it and succeed on our own terms. To that end, we are laser-focused on building a strong and successful community that can stand up to the forces of greed and corruption.
We are united in our mission to create and promote art that is authentic and true to our vision, and we won’t let anyone stand in our way. So if you’re an artist or collector who is looking to be a part of something fresh and exciting, and if you share our determination to take on the establishment and emerge victorious, we invite you to join us and help shape the future of the STREET JUSTICE community!
We created STREET JUSTICE because we were tired of the lack of appreciation for the power of the personal profile picture (pfp). We believe that the pfp is an important aspect of personal branding and self-expression, and we were disappointed by the lack of recognition and respect that it often received in the NFT space.
We were also frustrated by the lack of community and sense of belonging that we saw in many other NFT projects and communities. We wanted to create a place where artists and collectors could come together and build a sense of camaraderie and support, and where they could feel like they were a part of something bigger than themselves.
Finally, we were fed up with the countless derivs (derivative works) that seemed to dominate the NFT space. We wanted to create a community that was focused on showcasing and promoting original art and ideas, and that was committed to supporting and elevating the work of individual artists.
So we founded STREET JUSTICE as a way to address these issues and to build a community that was more supportive, authentic, and original. We wanted to create a place where the power of the pfp, the value of community, and the importance of originality could be recognized and celebrated.
