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ted (not lasso)
@ted
it is WILD to me that we only have allowlists for minting and NOT for secondary sales. that’s not how the trading of art, luxury goods, family heirlooms, homes, even surfboards works. most secondary marketplaces IRL have a curation layer to filter buyers. this is why NFT marketplaces lose volume to private txns :)
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🌹 zach harris 🥀
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@ted reading btw the lines private placement maxi
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ted (not lasso)
@ted
if you look at human history, most high-value asset transactions are done in private placement of some sort (eg Sotheby's). technology should be used to scale, increase access, and increase efficiency. allowlisting on NFT marketplaces scales private placements while increasing access and efficiency. its inevitable.
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vrypan |--o--|
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The reason to have a private placement is to ensure the auction (when I'm saying I bid $100,000, I actually have it). Web3 does not need this. I think it's more probable that Sotheby's will go onchain and open up to everyone (with some KYC required by nation states).
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🌹 zach harris 🥀
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In other words… @ted has spoken.
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🌹 zach harris 🥀
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1. I am not disagreeing with you. Was a bad joke… 2. How did one get on the allow-list for the Beeple invite? 3. What about lux soulbound NFTs from LVMH https://www.christies.com/en/stories/monumental-collage-by-beeple-is-first-purely-digital-artwork-nft-to-come-to-auction-0463a2c0f3174b17997fba8a1fe4c865
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