Zora

Posts on Zora are now instantly tradable coins.  

+ Each post is a coin with a supply of 1 billion
+ Creators automatically receive 10 million coins at launch
+ Creators earn 1% of every trade
  
Coin it. Trade it. Discover the value of your posts.

Feel like this is the wrong direction to go in. Not everything needs to be a coin. 

Most importantly it completely devalues art.

smartcoins

brykayne.com • Product Leader • ex-SuperRare • ex-Peloton • bry.base.eth

Liquid Collectibles

In a recent government hearing, someone referred to memecoins as “collectibles.”

When I think about low-priced coins - coins where the goal isn’t price discovery or speculation and where an underlying money market exists - I see 

Liquid Collectibles.

Some (but not all) thoughts:

1.	New Design Space - Most apps today focus on price, but what if an app optimized for quantity of coins rather than their price? Feels untapped.

2.	New Business Models - If quantity of coins is high and liquidity exists for each coin, there’s opportunity for a different business models. Need to think more on this aside from swap swap swap. 

3.  App Attack - The number of coin launchers is growing exponentially, yet very few apps are being built on top of those coins. Aside from /clankermon and kinda /nativefun, I can’t think of many experiences / products built on top of a large quantity of coins. Maybe this is the “app era unlock” we needed. 

More to come…

I think we’re about to undergo a reframing and type defining “era” of tokens

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Host of the /mls channel. 
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Lover of Music NFTs and coffee. Founder of https://www.gravitycreative.xyz/

I think we’re about to undergo a reframing and type defining “era” of tokens 

https://warpcast.com/brykayne/0x2dd29510

Yep. Have been quite unhappy with them for a while tbh… trying to merge metas in a way that I think devalues content as a whole.

I stopped using Zora after they rugged artists in their airdrop.

Glad I did. What a shitshow this is.