Onchain pictures
AI summary of the linked articleMoshicam, Rodeo and Zora are presented as exploring a new social behavior in which posts are owned assets that earn value for creators and collectors, rather than relying on ads. Moshicam splits royalties on collected bordered photos 60% to the photo creator, 20% to the border creator and 20% to Moshicam. Rodeo makes each post available for only 24 hours, with a 0.0001 ETH minting fee split 50% to the creator, 25% to the collector who influenced the mint and 25% to Rodeo. Zora offers email sign-up and an Instagram-style feed where double-tapping mints a post, and reports over 1.1M users. |
1 comment mishaSubmitter This article has some answers on a recent discussion we had in a Kiwi call about why mint posts, pictures, articles: it’s fun! We've shifted our perception of NFTs from being scarce assets created by specific artists to something we mint just for the fun of it. Our social media interactions are starting to hold real value, and now, that value is shared among us. But it’s not just about rewards; it’s about those "I was there" moments I can share anytime, across platforms, because it’s something I truly own and is no longer locked to one app. And it's fun. We’ll probably look back and laugh at the idea of putting all these pictures onchain, but for the larger vision, this is a big step. Why would I want to mint what my friends are doing? I think the answer for now is: it's fun. |
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