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Coop
@coopahtroopa.eth
Trying to move away from this feeling that every drop needs to immediately sell out. It's actually really healthy for the space that collections have room to breathe - the challenge is how to you keep bringing new eyes on them so they don't get lost in the void. A good problem to have!
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Jordan 🦊
@spencecoin
I also think a challenge is to understand what it means for it to get lost in the void. Is that a sign that it's not compelling enough, or that the creator of it doesn't feel satisfied if some people are appreciating it versus more people appreciating it? It may be healthier to focus on appreciating those who do mint!
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0xlapi 🎩
@0xlapi
I would say that a healthy mix of limited and unlimited actually helps with that. Also, the fact that you are boosting them is great. But even if you were not, the fact that you talk about the music and post your releases, has helped me to discover some great new musicians (including others not from /coop-recs).
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🌸 lonliboy 🌸 🎩
@lonliboy
The slowest sell-outs usually mean there's collectors that truly want the work and not 95% speculators on price value!
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Sean Wince 🎩
@seanwince
sick base swatch pfp animation!
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Joelle LB
@joellelb
500%
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Bradley
@bradleyscott
We’ve been conditioned in the industry of first week sales. Those don’t hold the same weight anymore, any song can go at any time. Marketing can revive a 3 year old track. A song release in 6 months can push the entire catalog. It’s exciting.
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Blockchain Bandido
@indicub.eth
A good problem indeed. I think given the timeframe (crypto rally) there’s a large influx. I’m curious to see the output when the market is dormant. I think that’s the true test of adaptability. Cheers brother. 🫶🤝
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