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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?

How do you see this becoming sustainable though? This assumes the token value goes up 🤔 

Perhaps with shorter mint windows, like rodeo?

/cal 

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sustainable for who? presumably we collect to support the token and creator. when we collect we provide distribution and liquidity. this equation makes more sense for a body of work vs an individual token. the more attention an artist attracts the more value their work accrues. 

short-term price action only indicative of a moment in time. all price action is good price action when creators get trading fees. creators who continue to bring attention to a body of work will realize the benefits of secondary markets.

3 day mint windows, the default on zora, is arguably too short. 24 hours is goofy in the context of a perpetual secondary. the mint period's aim is to reflect market sentiment. 24 hrs won't capture that accurately