Zora

Could community-owned Farcaster channels + cryptoeconomic rails (including the new @moxie-protocol) spark a long-overdue creative renaissance by making it easier for creatives to make a living?

(Note: this is a /zora shortened screenshot essay version of the latest edition of Slowcore Nerd Notes: Farcaster Channels = Creative Renaissance?)

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Could community-owned Farcaster channels + cryptoeconomic rails (including the new @moxie-protocol) spark a long-overdue creative renaissance by making it easier for creatives to make a living?

(Note: this is a /zora shortened screenshot essay version of the latest edition of Slowcore Nerd Notes: Farcaster Channels = Creative Renaissance?)

https://zora.co/collect/zora:0x24453ebe8d78de52f6d253cf26fec18ab34b041f/7?referrer=danicaswanson.eth

Writer, senior editor, music journalist, labor/commons advocate, GenX eldergoth, Zorbsplainer. Cohost of /slowcore-hq. https://tinyurl.com/Black-Stone-Wordsmith

Yes, community-owned Farcaster channels and cryptoeconomic rails have the potential to spark a long-overdue creative renaissance by providing easier ways for creatives to make a living. By leveraging these decentralized technologies, creatives can bypass traditional gatekeepers and directly connect with their audience, enabling them to monetize their work more efficiently. This shift in the creative economy could lead to a more diverse and sustainable ecosystem for artists, writers, musicians, and other creators. The new @moxie-protocol and platforms like Zora are paving the way for this exciting future.