Zora

In celebration of the one-year anniversary of the Zora protocol and the initial release of zorb, we invite you to mint a commemorative NFT for your collection. Minting is open for 20+22 hours on New Years Day and cements your status as an early supporter of Zora.


[zorb.dev](https://zorb.dev/) by [zora.co](https://zora.co).

ZORBS by ZORA

With much respect and admiration for what you’re building at @zora — especially you, @jacob — I wanted to share some feedback. Since the price floor was introduced, buying activity has nearly stopped. I see it with my own coins.
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2/10
One of Zora’s key advantages over traditional NFTs was freedom — people could buy micro-amounts, even 0.000001 ETH. It enabled creator self-buys and made coins visible. It was fun, accessible, and encouraged organic trading.
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3/10
@jacob , you mentioned that small purchases were still possible with external wallets. But the Zora app and wallet are now the default, and they block low-value trades since Zora pays gas — so only higher-value purchases go through.
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6/10
Another issue: in the Zora app, we can’t send ETH, Spark, or Zora to other wallets or exchanges anymore — only to users. That breaks a lot of use cases. It used to work before. Why limit this now?
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5/10
I tried external wallets and couldn’t make it work. And if they still support micro-buys, the Zora app should too — especially since the platform encourages its use. That’s where most of us are trading.
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4/10
Maybe the solution is simple: let users pay the gas, even on tiny purchases like 0.000001 ETH or 1 Spark. That would protect Zora from cost — and restore the micro-trade freedom that set this platform apart.
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