Garrett
@garrett
Collectibles are a product that we know has demand if there’s a community or perceived status around the collectible objects People like to collect things even if they have no perceived value by the wider market
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horsefacts
@horsefacts.eth
Yeah, the social component is what makes it work. Or might, we’ll see.
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RyanFox.eth
@ryanfox.eth
The best way to ensure it works is to let creators/collectors use the data 👍
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Garrett
@garrett
What data specifically? I do think that all of the NFTs being on a single contract could proven inflexible in terms of the possibilities of what creators may want to do with them
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RyanFox.eth
@ryanfox.eth
No I have no issue with what was released. I'm saying build functions native to Farcaster which highlight this data. - Put "Top Collectors / Top Collector Of" data on user profiles for instance. - Enable community-curated feeds of the collectibles There's a ton of social signals you can glean from collectibles. Make them native.
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Garrett
@garrett
oh yeah i agree further tooling and ways to show top collectors of specific accounts would be interesting there’s also a trending feed already in the current UI but it’s pretty hidden where you have to tap the drawer icon at the top right of the bid page for a collectible
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RyanFox.eth
@ryanfox.eth
Yeah that page is cool. But the data is way more useful when I come across a random person and can instantly see the person’s alignment. Ooh, “Alice” is the top collector of “Bob”, no wonder she’s taking his side in this argument. Or whatever.
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