It is narrow-minded to reduce the definition of “value” for everything to be based on their market value. 

There is more to life than markets, and those things are what make life worth living in my opinion.

We can assign value to things and/or enjoy them without also giving in to the urge to rip the soul out of it and “marketize” it.

Definitely! 

I also think that just because something is marketized doesn’t mean we have to accept the value given 

Eg, sharing art that sells/coinifies for a few dollars can just be a way of generating brief value from the “content” that promotes the art long term, but doesn’t define its value

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I think the choice comes from which tools you choose to use, and how. 

Eg, mint the art on manifold and the representative “cointent” on Zora. Sell a sticker on rodeo and the fine art on super rare

Agreed. I wish creators were given options and choice around things like this though.