@rhymar1.base.eth
Most IP dies before it ever gets the chance to be wrong.
Not because it lacks creativity, but because it never acquires economic memory. Every cycle resets: new platform, new narrative, new gatekeepers, zero carryover. Belief evaporates.
@cityprotocol.base.eth quietly breaks that loop.
By making IP ownable before it is successful, it allows conviction to exist independently of outcomes. Markets don’t just reward finished products, they fund unfinished truths. Communities stop being audiences and start becoming balance sheets of belief.
This is the uncomfortable part: once culture can coordinate economically, taste stops being dictated by platforms. It compounds where alignment exists.
That’s not a creator tool.
That’s a re-write of how ideas survive time.