@mxjxn
Thinking about my one eth price tag on this artwork.
To me it's clearly that valuable. It has deep significance to me. But I can't expect others to see that value. The work itself to me is worth minimum $400, and the frame cost $200. For what it is it's probably overpriced. But I priced it for what it represents.
Not sure that strategy's going to work. Might withdraw the listing and rethink what I sell on my auction house. Since starting in crypto art in 2020, I've made thousands of sales... But only two physical sales. Should I take a hint? Save it for the galleries? Stick to digital-native art nfts?
Thinking aloud. Pricing is the hardest thing. Attaching some discussion screenshots on that topic from @basileus @greencross.eth and @martatimmer yesterday.