My loosely held opinion on Zora mints as coins until I see a shift. 

You are mixing two very different groups of people here with different agendas.

- The collector, enjoyor of art, NFTs, digital assets. 
Doesn't really care about the price, just wants to support the artist / poster and have something in their wallet.

- The coin trader
Goal is to profit, simple as. Doesn't care about the post, art or content. Just wants to max min and move on. 

These groups don't really mix that well. 

- You put off the collector because the asset they want to collect will probably go to zero from a higher price than usual. 

- You dilute the market with more coins, meaning less volume on each so the coin trader spends less time in the trade. 

Who benefits here is the creator (those with a big following, as they will attract volume + get fees) -- Which is good, I'm all about paying creators maximum value.

Farcaster

A blockchain entrepreneur and content creator

I shared a Warpcast coin this morning $LEMONS

I need to update an information on it.

1. It's a new type of token on Zora platform Base chain where you create an NFT and token at same time.
2. The creator of the NFT is supported for his art work when people buy his, it's a way of supporting.
3. It is not meant for any form of trading. Not to be promoted.


I got the info:

I shared a Warpcast coin this morning $LEMONS

I need to update an information on it.

1. It's a new type of token on Zora platform Base chain where you create an NFT and token at same time.
2. The creator of the NFT is supported for his art work when people buy his, it's a way of supporting.
3. It is not meant for any form of trading. Not to be promoted.


I got the info: https://warpcast.com/apex777.eth/0x9ed79b95

https://warpcast.com/jessepollak/0x357b7d4a