I've been thinking and talking a lot about @zora.

Traditional attention exchanges take 98% of the value they create and are ripe for disruption. 

Zora is interesting in the same way Solidly was -- as an exchange that better aligns the incentives of users.

alexander

I've been thinking and talking a lot about @zora.

Traditional attention exchanges take 98% of the value they create and are ripe for disruption. 

Zora is interesting in the same way Solidly was -- as an exchange that better aligns the incentives of users.

https://x.com/wagmialexander/status/1920110792189321693?s=46

And yes, I coined that. 

https://zora.co/coin/base:0x0b5e3f4f38afab6ffaa7520c825432567e7b24d7?referrer=0xe0bc51b8f0bfa74a7c32de36e0cec96d2388bb00

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what issues do you see with it now or how would you improve what zora is doing today?

Awesome post, thanks for sharing.

One slight twist I'd throw out there is that instead of "Content is the product", it may be more about the connection b/w the audience and the artists, creator, etc. I think that may become increasingly true post-LLM's, which may further commodify "content". (Obviously this isn't as memeable lol.)

Thanks again for sharing - a lot of it resonated with stuff we've been thinking about.