📹 Just dropped a video response to a sharp comment questioning whether @zora is really decentralized.

I break down the real legal and regulatory constraints, why the ideals are harder to execute than they seem—and I perform Crypto Lawful Blues — my supremely cringy new Tortious Drop: https://nfeed-frame.vercel.app/?id=ce7cc5d3-a16b-4879-861a-5a7d60dee554&img=bafybeibxqkweq62y43g3hm4zqjtmno6h6makdh6ifdgqvtuvhgce5ubz3q

We won’t fix this without honest conversation.

▶️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32FqbYrVBAc

cc @farcaster @jessepollak @dwr.eth @jacob 

PS Btw, @jessepollak, what platform/app do you use to make your walk and talk videos with those cool blue captiions? I've tried a few — but they typically cap you at 5:00, which is supremely annoying for the more verbose amoung us (not naming names) so i  ended up back in youtube.

Mark is the type of guy to casually drop very nuanced and articulate takes about crypto/regulatory environment in the form of a poem or a song or a walk and talk video (should definitely do more of these!)

Criminally underfollowed account

Coinceptual-artist ‘n’ poet-lawyer. Creating, casting, and coining the conceptual brand names and frames empowering us all to win it all.

Those people can mind their own business lol

aww thanks so much for saying that! ❤️ 🥰 🙏 it really warms my heart to hear that you find it entertaining. i’ve always been that kid who’s a “bit too much” and in the early days of social networks—i’m talking about myspace and friendster and, heck, prodigy and compuseve, there was always a moment when someone was like, “well, the way you (over) use it is a bit much. so i’m very familiar with the shame and pain of “body (of social media work) cringesmorphia”