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mintoftheday.com · $QR #66 & #110

Start:

1/1s: capture top end demand, miss long tail, limited secondary + no royalty enforcement

So then you do:

Editions: capture more demand, limited secondary + royalties, can't easily buy after original mint

Then you do:

Coins: anyone can buy any amount at any time forever with a % on trades to creator

Then you do:

Creator coins: solve the dilution and fragmentation of new supply (can be coins, nfts, anything) by giving a single coin to aggregate all of them across platforms

Then you do:

:)

1/1s are how startups raise.

Not all startups go public. 

:)

yep.

the hard part is you can't predict what will go public in advance or not

so if you don't set yourself up for that then you bound your upside

e.g:

Comes down to how much are you willing to optimize for capturing potential upside. Clearly there are trade offs—whether rational or not.

left: 1/1s
mid: open editions
right: coins flywheel