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@sonyasupposedly
Before starting to build @highlight in earnest, @emodi spent six months doing market research to identify what the crypto landscape really needed. As a lover of digital art, the answer he landed on was: YouTube for NFTs. Minus the adversarial relationship between YouTube and creators, because Highlight prioritizes artists' ownership of their own means of production. It's the kind of platform-creator relationship that isn't possible in web2, but should be table stakes for web3.
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π benna ππ©
@benna
what does βyoutube for NFTsβ look like exactly? a streaming platform for NFTs?
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π sonya (in theory) π°
@sonyasupposedly
no, not quite that literal https://splits.org/blog/highlight-nfts/
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@benna
ahhhh ok thank god haha. i did so much market research into in-home streaming solutions for digital art/NFTs and it justβ¦ isnβt working haha. was worried they were trying to develop another one!
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π sonya (in theory) π°
@sonyasupposedly
what does streaming NFTs even mean?
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@benna
there are companies that provide a catalogue of digital artworks that can be exhibited on any screen at home in exchange for a subscription fee. some of these are NFTs and can be bought, some allow you to connect your wallet and also exhibit your own collection.
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