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yall realize if you like something on zora and you mint multiple editions you can sell some later and actually profit off having contributed to the token's distribution right?

uh yeah, i got that. last paragraph will be most cases for most creations. who wants to sell art for less than they bought it for? excluding brand drops, most people collect bc they actually like the thing. it costs skin to make a potential profit, but that skin results in significant distribution effects. 

collecting more than one edition = more liquidity = more stable price action

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uh yeah, i got that. last paragraph will be most cases for most creations. who wants to sell art for less than they bought it for? excluding brand drops, most people collect bc they actually like the thing. it costs skin to make a potential profit, but that skin results in significant distribution effects. 

collecting more than one edition = more liquidity = more stable price action
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It's a big gap. It will take time to catch on, if it does at all. Frankly, Zora's UX is actually at odds with the protocol upgrade and isn't doing anything to migrate behaviors

it def helps to add liquidity, something that we didn't have before

so far we collected smth because either we resonate with that or wanted that "i've been there" moment, maybe we do change our mindset on helping to bootstrap a liquid market knowing that you could get out at any time you want