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i see content coins as a way to get distribution for semi-free. the economic activity around a coin leads to downstream effects like more attention on socials. look at jesse’s coin, captured the mental real estate of an entire industry

jesse got distribution because he is c-suite at a $45 billion public company & the founder of base, the 4th or 5th largest blockchain in the world with like $12 billion of total value locked 

it very clearly had nothing to do with the content which was 4 words—the exact same 4 words that the entire team tweets at least once per day—typed on a white square 

so the only way you get “semi-free” distribution is if jesse, or someone of similar status, retweets & shills your coin

it has nothing to do with the content & eveything to do with traders speculating on jesse’s attention capture 

the problem is that jesse buys every single coin that’s deployed on base, incrementally diminishing the value of his signal, as copy traders have now been piling in for months only to get rekt & subsequently bitch on the timeline 

so while this one garnished some attention, all for the wrong reason by the way, the real content creators saw none of that 

unless of course they get a signal, at which point…

considerably unserious // building idle rpg /animarising

i agree with most of your argument! from my pov content coins aren't about supporting creators. it's that they are a different way of posting content that has advantages not seen elsewhere