AzFlin
@azflin
The low cost, infinite mint model like @paragraph, @pods can do numbers in revenue I suspect Good business model to copy especially as we get more entrants in the space
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Colin
@colin
How do you think about this vs Zora’s ERC20 model?
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AzFlin
@azflin
Not a huge fan of zoras coins tbh
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Colin
@colin
Say more? We were exploring what a coin model could look like on Paragraph Curious what you like about NFTs and dislike about coins
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AzFlin
@azflin
For one zora coins from famous people are being insta sniped by bots
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Reid DeRamus
@reidtandy
Appreciate the note! Any other reasons? Part of why we're interested in exploring coins is bc the infinite mint model hasn't really generated much in the way of earnings for individual writers. If we really want to expand the economy around creative work, we may need to find a better model.
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AzFlin
@azflin
ah people are not minting article NFTs much? and yes.. need to find a way to pay writers
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Reid DeRamus
@reidtandy
Not so much, beyond use cases rooted in speculation or the hope for future financial gain. e.g., Collect a post with the hope of airdrops or token allocation in the future. Nothing wrong with this per se, just not sure how durable it is, and doesn't really move the needle on providing more support for creative work.
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