What are some of the most interesting governance experiments happening in crypto right now?
I’m not taking about dramas, but actual new protocols/setups being tried.
Would love to read more about it!
cc @yitong
How’s business?
Happy to share that I have joined the Mergers & Appropriations department at The Firm. Very much looking forward to properly merge and appropriate!
There is something at the intersection of Hegel, McLuhan and Baudrillard. It’s this idea that we’ve materialized a global consciousness, a mirror where reality reflects itself, turning everything into a never ending self-reflecting game. I wish I was able to articulated batter. /philosophy
Given the coins debate, here’s a mechanism that I think could make sense for higher effort artworks:
1- Mint artwork as a token with a bonding curve attached to it. Anyone can buy from it.
2- Allow users to “lock” their tokens in exchange for the NFT.
3- NFT represents the artwork as well as your position (how early you were and how much you bought).
4- Distribute trading fees to creator and lockers
This way you encourage long-term holding and community building. Price is more predictable.
Bonus point: locked eth earns yield such that game is non zero-sum anymore.
Would love to get good feedback on this!
Thoughts?
Hey @jacob, using ZoraCoins SDK, would there be any limitations when it comes to the media mime type? I’m thinking of potentially building a simple client for long-form text articles using it.
Mime types would be either text or application/json. Thanks!
So I’ve spent my whole day today trying to figure out OpenAI API for a very simple use case: upload PDF file and return predefined key parameters from it - and have failed at it.
How’s your day going?
@jamalavedra Hey Jaume, quick question for you: what would it take for embedded wallets to be able to encrypt/decrypt random strings or bytes? As far as I know, no embedded wallet solution offers this, I wonder if it’s because of technical issues or just thinking that there is no market/use cases for it.