Pizza Party: Non-Fungible Economics
Let me stop you right now. This has nothing to do with making money. This post has nothing to do with creating an investment strategy. This is about choosing an NFT to support, believe in, buy into, collect, and appreciate. It’s about choosing a community to join and be a part o…
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Digital works on Ethereum have gained in asset value through the same investor mentality as stock trades in a conventional investment market, bringing …
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Scarcity in creative communities exists solely through engineered shortages; we paint a certain number of pictures, allow a set number of tokens to be …
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The 1,000 true fans theory was proposed by Kevin Kelly in 2008 to help illustrate what it takes for an artist to make a living from their work. Finding…
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The hedonistic and utilitarian approaches to art theory have long been debated, with different schools of thought arguing for one or the other. These t…
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Game theory is the study of how interactions among economic agents influence outcomes concerning the preferences (or utilities) of those agents, whethe…
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The next step in NFTs and on-chain development is EIP-3664 modularity. This new token standard will allow NFTs to be broken down into a modular system,…
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The creator economy won't exist without creators. There are too many people building platforms and not enough people investing directly in the people w…
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