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Zora - A guide Many artists, and specially photographers are still fading Zora, so I guess it's about time to share some insights into it, including a brief minting guide. 1/n
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Zora was born in 2021 as a marketplace + protocol and in June 2023 launched Zora Network, it's own Layer 2 built on the OP-Stack. It focuses on putting (n collecting) media on chain, powered by it's protocol mint fee structure (Protocol Rewards)
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@jacob (co-founder) says that Zora wants to "help bring imagination on chain" on the premise that information should be free and valuable on the internet, and skew the value equation to the creator side (versus platforms side). Zora focuses on the creator.
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Zora's low fees (even before blobs) and it's rewards model incentivizes minting works onchain that creators wouldn't otherwise consider cause costs, or believing it woudn't have a price point at par with their other on chain stuff, editions wouldn't quite make it, etc etc.
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imagin a meme, an experiment or artworks secondary to a creator's main collections that they wouldn't quite mint but would share on their socials n get many likes. Why can't that be a NFT? near 0 cost, cheap price, editioned, democratically distributed n profitable. hello Zora!
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@dee (co-founder) 'Principles to Mint With'. A how-to, a statement, but also a mintable text. https://zora.co/collect/zora:0x2f3e85c8a66e09a7e12c3ef47edd389c2e41ba36/23
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but gill, we had editions for ages. yeah, only that Zora added a smart twist to the way editions are minted and collected. A clever way of handling Free Mints. Here is where we talk about Protocol Rewards
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Zora free mints are called that way cause creator actually sets the piece price to $0. The twist is in the way fees work at a protocol level. To mint a piece on Zora it costs a fixed mint fee of 0.000777 eth (~$2.5) + tx fees (negligible after blobs).
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