Base

When you give artists a blank canvas, you get new ways to see, feel, and imagine what Base could become

Collect Case Study 001 —  Discovery on @zora 

All proceeds for this coin will go directly to the artists

When you give artists a blank canvas, you get new ways to see, feel, and imagine what Base could become

Collect Case Study 001 —  Discovery on @zora 

All proceeds for this coin will go directly to the artists

https://zora.co/coin/base:0x9cb2b6d53aefb5539c02392226b94b46d46ec8bf?referrer=0x9652721d02b9db43f4311102820158abb4ecc95b

NFT monger, Eth evangelist, Art consumer, object creator, was Creative director - ETHChicago, member of Solanum tuberosum /chicago /curiosity

1 fungible token…. or…. 1 collection with editions getting resold for 5% of the value. Gotta pick our poisons.

A product of an environment called /murder 🗡️🩸

Second option makes me feel like I "own" the art more 🤷

I can see that, but also see how it could be devaluing to artists if their artwork is placed in a digital environment ensconced in “speculation” and not currently valuing art appropriately.

Making it a coin is waaay more speculative, it is designed for speculators. I think artists can and have always priced their work. Not saying it should never be done this way but I do not like it being the default

But why is it a token? If it is only for price discovery there are other mechanisms for that. It just doesn't make sense to me that I own 10,354 tokens of some artwork vs 1 nft. Is it just nft is a bad word?

It's just designed to be a token. They don't get that deep into apeasing the speculator community from my observations. 

Also, were you around in 2018 decentraland or 2021 NFT boom?