It's been all about Open Edition lately.

Snoop Dogg just dropped his OE on Sound. 

Wdyt about this model? Definitely great for new collectors, but collectible content isn't scarce anymore.

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I love it for the most part. It actually increases adoption since more people can afford to buy dope art, which is bullish long term.

Only thing I don't like about OE is when there's an overly complicated burn mechanic (burn the OE to get X, then burn X to get Y, and so on)

I don't want to call out the artist by name, but I saw a project that had over 20 different items that could only be obtained by burning the other items or the original OE.

It was so complicated that a community member had to write up a detailed guide on how everything worked.

any example where the post drop tokenomics doesn't make sense for you?