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The innovation of @zora style content coins over 1-of-1 art NFTs is simply that there is always a buyer, at *some* price, for a content coin. Because they have Uniswap as the buyer. 

Whereas art NFTs are much more illiquid — so you can buy, but it’s harder to sell.

Moreover there can be as many buyers of a Zora-style content coin on a post as there are viewers.

[1]: Horse is a viral mint by @jacob that illustrates what Zora could be. A monetized Instagram. https://zora.co/coin/base:0xf1fc9580784335b2613c1392a530c1aa2a69ba3d?referrer=0x3a5df03dd1a001d7055284c2c2c147cbbc78d142

I can think of a couple of interesting ways to set up NFT contracts so they’re always liquid. One way would incentivize speculators but might actually be unruggable

Wish I had the time for another side project 🥸

I can think of a couple of interesting ways to set up NFT contracts so they’re always liquid. One way would incentivize speculators but might actually be unruggable

Wish I had the time for another side project 🥸

https://warpcast.com/balajis.eth/0xf3a30a2f

Engineer on Base 🔵 • Building BlockSocks 🧦 • Denver, CO 📍

I’ll write a short article about it! Doubt I have the time to build it though