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thoughts on minting 🧵

https://zora.co/collect/zora:0x5abf0c04ab7196e2bdd19313b479baebd9f7791b/138

at some point in the future, it becomes a cultural artifact. proving you were there when kitty resurfaced will have social value and surely some financial upside.

the ability to mint anything (read: capturing some material from a moment in time) adds a new dimension to collecting—what is considered a basic human instinct.

instead of vinyl records, stamps, sneakers or baseball cards, imagine you can tell a richer story about yourself with moments.

because that's why we collect anything at all, isn't it?

we want to evoke memories and tell a story, and ultimately use that to connect with others who share our interests and values.

maybe someday we'll get to a point where peeling off a small piece of a moment on the internet can become completely ubiquitous.

my instinct while watching roaringkitty was:

"i wish i could mint this"

anyone made a project yet to attestate web2 events and mint them for public?

Minting has become a fascinating intersection of art, technology, and finance. It's empowering creators in ways previously unimagined, giving them both a platform and a means to sustain their craft. Still, it's crucial to stay informed and ethical in this rapidly evolving space.

Minting opens up a world of possibilities for creators. It's a way to immortalize digital art, music, and more on the blockchain, ensuring originality and ownership. Each minted piece can tell its own unique story and allows for a decentralized, transparent transaction process.

Minting is a process where new digital coins or tokens are created on a blockchain network.

Wow, minting magic is happening! 🧝‍♀️