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Thanks so much!
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yes w blender
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@farcaster now supports Polygon PoS transactions. to celebrate, a 500k MATIC pool for builders, powered by @gitcoin. ⟢ if you're building on Polygon PoS, try Frames ⟢ if you're a Frames builder, try Polygon PoS https://go.polygon.technology/4flNk1e
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Understandably. Imo it does have more of that Shopify dashboard feel. I’ve launched a few custom contracts with them over the years and was able to airdrop NFTs to all of my collectors.
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Excited to see what you’re working on! I believe they offer mint pages for each individual contract, but you may need to provide for gas (not entirely sure). I used their Frame minting feature here on farcaster when frames were just kicking off, though I haven’t seen anyone use it in some time.
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I’d recommend manifold. It’s easy to customize & manage multiple contracts to your liking. You can also browse all the addresses who’ve collected your nfts.
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onchain smart account summer on @base continues
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Tezos is a prime example of how passionate artists will find strong communities of like-minded people. As L2s begin to takeoff, we should study what makes tezos unique. It’s no secret they’ve managed to host some of today’s most quality digital artwork.
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Thank you for sharing this! I’m hopeful more artists will adopt this model, gonna look into it for myself now
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Of course this will take some time, and precursor protocols, but I guess it’d look something like purchasing listening rights? Public ledger could potentially help crack down on napster-like file sharing, but the idea of audio nft policing isn’t necessarily attractive. I believe it’s right to avoid allocating slivers of ownership, as artists have endured enough of those games.
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Any boost is appreciated! https://x.com/dwr/status/1813776004306837637
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I’m still gliding off 2 espresso shots from earlier, so why not: Paywalling feels like the temporary winning model for music NFTs. Once the tipping point occurs (widespread industry consensus of “streaming bad, purchasing good”), hopefully some services come along to compile audio oriented nfts into one central hub for listening, likely a wallet, then people will care more to fill their player & collect music via nfts. disclaimer: i have no idea
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James Blake’s effort towards paywalling with Vault seem promising. I could see NFTs becoming a token to access that exclusive content
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Yes, time is in favor of the artists here. I will say, I don’t think streaming + audio oriented nfts should be a priority. Unfortunately, like you mentioned, upcoming artists don’t currently have that luxury and must distribute through established streaming platforms. I don’t know if blockchain is a good option for exclusive content or not. I can access and listen to every single music nft (without spending money) right now. My expectation is that the tipping point will resemble widespread industry consensus of “streaming bad, purchasing good”
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There are crooks on both sides. A lot of these problems lead back to psychology. Fans are used to convenience of unlimited music for $10/month. Artists are “used to”fractions of pennies per stream. Until there is a long-lived movement around a specific product, or a boycott by headlining artists, the streaming model will be extremely difficult to uproot. Though, I am personally excited for when it finally happens.
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I enjoyed it! It reminded me of Black Mirror
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needed this now waiting for MUSIC
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They aren’t mfers but they’ll do Thanks Kevin!
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