though probably inevitable, I have a feeling that emphasizing social metrics (likes, views etc.) on nft platforms will be very reductive in the medium term. in the absence of curatorial ability, people will use these as their main signals when pricing, buying, and selling work
it’s extremely early days in CC0 / public domain NFTs,
but zoom out and consider we may be seeding the digital art (*and* artifacts) which could power the next waves of a newly emerging “composable culture”
an immensely powerful vector for decentralization
what if…?
I hate how we’ve oversimplified ethics in tech. Not everything can be quantified. For some reason that’s not sinking in with leaders. We truly can’t measure and fix societal/moral problems with apps and ML.
July was full of milestones for Origin. Here are the highlights:
☑️ $OGV launch & airdrop
☑️ $veOGV staking offers up to 134% vAPY
☑️ New “Collections” partnerships on the horizon
☑️ The new $OGN staking program launched w/ $ETH rewards
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Do you know what feels better than seeing the price of go vertical? Knowing that it's going vertical and the technology it's actually useable, that is providing practical value. Not just a meme.
NFT bros are some of the worst and unintelligent people I've ever come across on this site. I thought console wars stans were bad, but these folks simping over fucking JPEGs is fucking pathetic. I ain't sorry. These people are idiots.