Colin
@colin
Why is Tezos so popular for art?
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depatchedmode
@depatchedmode
cool
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Leo
@lsn
I asked Kathleen this when I met her at Web Summit (Tezos are my startups lead investor, I run an art focused magazine, and have interviewed many big tez artists) She said they focused on intentionality and not pursuing hype, which aligned with the part of the NFT crowd that had same values. And they backed each other
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Aaina
@aaina
affordable, no fees and innovations like fxhash that make cryptoart pay to play frictionless/fun. + the element of discoverability - you could bet a few ETH or a few XTZ on finding the next X copy, likely with similar odds. low cost + thriving subculture, engenders artist creativity and collector participation.
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🎩 MxVoid 🎩
@mxvoid
Low transaction fees, artist-centric community, f(x)hash, the immaculate vibes and legacy of early HEN, Objkt doing an excellent job with curation and discovery, the <12 hr bounce-back in the community after the founder of HEN rage quit and shut down the largest marketplace/platform in the ecosystem at the time, etc.
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↑ j4ck 🥶 icebreaker.xyz ↑
@j4ck.eth
it won the "green chain" narrative when NFTs were killing the planet in 2021-22
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chet
@cosmicblend
I remember many artists and artist friends feeling excluded when the influencer hype trains started back when everyone was still gathering on CH. Groups started breaking off to their own rooms, rooms that felt more like shared artist studios, there they started playing with tez
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Alec Urtu
@alecurtu
The tezos foundation has also been traveling around to all the major art fairs and setting up live minting experiences. I believe they have been working with fx(hash).
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ツ
@nebula
Good vibes
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