Open editions are meant to be gifted, as much as minted.

Send to friend (incl. via text or email claim) is a missing feature for the adoption of media NFTs.

Governance Public Utilities for @zksync at @thezknation

Everyone is still thinking about “how do I get collectors” and we need to be thinking about “how can I create experiences of connection”

Comment on NFT

Update metadata on scroll

It is honestly unbelievable to me that after all this, we still live in a unidirectional content engagement world for 99.9% of onchain experiences.

Whoever is the first to solve for “on-scroll” experience on mobile will have a major advantage — could be us… here…

Save to wallet on scroll (mint)

Gift to friend on scroll (mint-send)

Burn on scroll (mint-burn)

It's really easy for businesses to offer NFT gifts via Souvie (Tez, Kukai wallet sign in with Gmail) or Bitmark (Tez or Eth, Autonomy wallet)

Just scan a QR code
Only a matter of time before it goes from enterprise tech to consumer tech

Building the next-gen, cross-chain exchange  arena.exchange /arena

The https://castle.link/ folks are cooking up some stuff here! @vali @song

If open editions were also infused with some generative elements, I could see your point in conjunction with a pretty fun shared collecting experience.

Agree strongly.

We also have to contend with the term “NFT” being poisoned in public perception.

I offered a friend a free NFT and a quick onboarding walkthrough. Conversation derailed instantly because he brought up BAYC as an example of why he thinks NFTs are stupid.