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atown
@atown
I have a friend who has spent 2.5 years building a pretty cool creator suite using open source Ai models. It has some pretty fervent fans and lets you build projects with repeatable Ai workflows, prompt variables and create mintable collections where mints trigger real time Ai compute following your project workflow configuration. He is looking for a way to capitalize and generate funding to keep the tool going. Give me reasons why he SHOULD and SHOULD NOT clank it?
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Jack Dishman
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I built clanker as I was applying to jobs and reached the end of my savings. It was a side project that attracted attention through social graphs and defi primitives. Before launching, I had no expectations that it would become sustainable enough to become my full-time job, nor a company. Clanker allowed me to continue building something that I had a passion for by people believing in what I was building. Tokens come with baggage; traders want updates, social capital immediately becomes at stake, it can be a commitment. Through liquid markets, the belief in something becomes tradable and creators capture value off attention. Depending on the expectations of your friend, a token can be a viable option to raise funds, but the yields do eventually diminish over time. Tokens are experiments & we're all trying to see what works! I'd be happy to chat if they have any questions when it comes to clanking or tokens in general hope this helps!
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