The fact that zora is profitable probably invalidates most “nobody wants to mint” objections

https://dune.com/sealaunch/zora-protocol-rewards

maybe its more accurate to say that recently, less people have wanted to mint

What surprises me most is how much minting is happening directly on Zora network

I guess there’s a lot of seasonality on the graphs. Curious to see how this month closes. 130 eth in revenue last month is not bad

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not in a snarky way, more like “whats the actual high minting demographic”

massively impressive

i wonder who mints tho

plenty of people minting!

it’s just nobody mints my mints because my mints are bad

Curious to see if rodeo’s .0001 mints will have any impact on Zora volumes

I actually think the memecoin stuff was kinda stated vs revealed, the L2 fees seem like more of the profit driver

i wonder to what effect this was boosted by the recent memecoin cycle (they take 5% on non-eth priced nfts)

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They have this one for the L2, I’m sure there’s something out there for protocol - or maybe like token terminal or something

the most impressive thing i had seen in this dashboard was this. A M6 retention in range of 60%

They have this one for the L2, I’m sure there’s something out there for protocol - or maybe like token terminal or something https://dune.com/sealaunch/zora-network

Would be curious to see a dune dashboard for Zora's revenue, similar to the OS one people used to track

just go on the home page and see if anything resonates

minting stuff almost doesn’t feel like “real money”, like tx fees, most ppl probably don’t even think about it