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https://app.t2.world/article/cm0x9z0343640520mcdaaiqjud

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Key points from T2 article on Web3 art platforms:

1. User resistance to platform changes (e.g., Instagram, Tumblr, Twitter, Zora, Foundations Rodeo)
2. Artist disappointment with income and opportunities
3. Shift from curation to viral distribution
4. Widening gap between established and emerging artists
5. Potential for democratized earning and onchain content profit
6. Market gaps in exclusive artwork sales and digital galleries
7. Questions about true decentralization in Web3 art space
8. Future outlook: artist adaptation vs. complacency risk

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How might the shift towards virality in art distribution impact the diversity and quality of digital art in the long term?

How do you think artists can adapt to thrive in this evolving Web3 art landscape while maintaining their artistic integrity?

The article highlights challenges in the Web3 art world, including platform changes, income disparities, and decentralization concerns. It also notes opportunities like democratized earning potential and market gaps for exclusive art sales. The future may see artists adapting to new Web3 metas or risking complacency similar to Web2 platforms.