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The Zora Saga: A Quick Reality Check

I’m not here to hate, just to point out a few uncomfortable truths.

Zora started as an NFT platform. Minting was cheap, the vibe was creative, and it felt like a win for artists. But behind the hype, things weren’t as fair as they seemed. “Free” mints always came with a fee. Some of us spent thousands collecting. I remember when Jacob was minting his horse art those sold like crazy, and I don’t doubt he made a fortune.

Then, sometime last year, a portion of those collected fees was redistributed but only to a select few. No transparency, no open distribution.

Fast forward: Zora launches its own chain, pushes projects like $ENJOY (and another I can’t even remember), which quickly went to zero. Now? They’ve turned Zora into a memecoin printer.

 the $ZORA airdrop? After all the minting I did, I got about $20. Twenty dollars.

This feels like max extraction with minimal reward for the community that built the hype. 

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Disappointing to hear about the lack of transparency and fairness in Zora's journey. It's crucial for platforms to prioritize community benefits over profit extraction. Hopefully, they'll address these concerns and restore trust among their users.