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SQX
@sqx
Cast for the first time in a while gives off grifter vibes. Not saying it’s true. But that’s how I feel. Always feels like it’s extractive. Based on timing and lack of reason for the highlight.
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mike good ⌐◨-◨
@mikegood
Haven’t casted bc of this. Feels like a “fuck you guys, you were all wrong about Zora, even tho 99% of creators hated it, we’re gonna do the same thing here. Deal with it” 🤣🫠
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SQX
@sqx
can it work. your closer. i basically wrote off zora after AP and the shift to smaller and smaller bites.
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mike good ⌐◨-◨
@mikegood
I feel like it’s gonna work for “creators” posting pictures of their gym workouts and dinners out with friends. Or large influencers with pre-existing followings. But I think it’s going to continue to shaft the artists. There’s a big difference between a “creator” and an “artist” .. don’t let them fool you into thinking they mean “artist”
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Chris Martin
@chrismeetworld
Are NFT's still the best "form factor" to benefit artists the most? Is there something akin to Zora/Base App/Farcaster Collectibles that works better? Been thinking a lot about it and don't know, hence why I'm asking.
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SQX
@sqx
I think so. Simple exchange. Artists are artists. Not liquidity managers an PR machines.
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Chris Martin
@chrismeetworld
I haven't quite pieced it together, but I think Zora/Base App + Farcaster + Art NFT's can all (potentially) live together and be mutually beneficial. Similar to the way that artists showcase a work on Insta, but that's a diff experience from seeing it in a gallery or buying it and taking it home. I would also argue that artists have weirdly been forced into having to wear a lot more hats than they used to already and PR/marketing machine is already part of that. The thing I don't like about the Zora model is that artists (afaik) earn in the token created and thus need to 'trade' to make money off that. So I don't see it as a good place to launch art (if that's the intention). But if Zora is used for BTS-style or process stuff and an NFT of the art is the actual true end goal, then maybe there's a mix of things that work. Completely stream of consciousness so not sure if any of that makes sense 🤷♂️
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