The secret project @marka and I are working on will be on @base.

It nods to some of our favorite projects and contracts in one way or another – Punks, Terraforms, Art Blocks, Checks, Opepen, Nouns, and more. 

We're doing a lot but packaging it up in a very user-friendly way that I think you'll have a lot of fun with.

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With gwei at frequent lows, I wonder why use an L2 over mainnet?

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imo less about where gas is now and more about costs over life of the project

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If costs over life of project means lots of transactions, an L2 makes total sense to me.

But what if it's just a standard ERC721 smart contract?

was thinking more about cost to users to transfer/etc but yeah doubly agree if there's maintenance/modular stuff etc.

gas just functions as project friction & height of barrier to entry (vs perceived L2 risk which seems low)

probably not doing much on L1 myself except for functional network effects or on principle

most don't have a need (or way) to connect to each other anyway so funny to see that criticism. i agree though and max onchain is fun/functional for certain things.

chain selection increasingly relevant as items get networked though for sure

I think there's a greater narrative of "NFTs are dead" that really means "NFTs are continually fragmented across different chains and ecosystems" that plays into reservations about gas fees and secondary sale volume.

I tend to be a purist so mainnet is where I would deploy if I was aiming for maximally onchain.