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Good question. I'm still on the fence, to be honest. I moved to Zora as my main platform, because of the protocol reward system they introduced. Still love how, in my mind, they pioneered that, made it a thing and changed the perception that art (and other content) is free. Even with their small mint fee, the idea of free was changed. That meant a lot for artists.
As a poet who is bad at marketing, I'm not selling much. The new meta of 30 cent mints is, at first, not so good for me. I don't get 10 x as many mints if the price of my work is 10 x lower. Still, it's still the same: there's a direct exchange of value. So, I support that and realise I should get better at marketing.
Also, we're really at the frontier with this stuff. It's all new. If we don't experiment and iterate, it won't work anyway. So, I try to play along and see where it leads me. So far, that is in any case infinitely better than I have ever achieved on Web2 (and I joined that early, too). 1 reply
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