I've been thinking and talking a lot about @zora.

Traditional attention exchanges take 98% of the value they create and are ripe for disruption. 

Zora is interesting in the same way Solidly was -- as an exchange that better aligns the incentives of users.

alexander

I've been thinking and talking a lot about @zora.

Traditional attention exchanges take 98% of the value they create and are ripe for disruption. 

Zora is interesting in the same way Solidly was -- as an exchange that better aligns the incentives of users.

https://x.com/wagmialexander/status/1920110792189321693?s=46

Awesome post, thanks for sharing.

One slight twist I'd throw out there is that instead of "Content is the product", it may be more about the connection b/w the audience and the artists, creator, etc. I think that may become increasingly true post-LLM's, which may further commodify "content". (Obviously this isn't as memeable lol.)

Thanks again for sharing - a lot of it resonated with stuff we've been thinking about.