https://twitter.com/punk4156/status/1444274080451080200?s=21

what is a [[public domain brand]]? a brand based on NFTs that are owned by the community? how does that differ from a public company where customers can also be owners? what monopoly power is he referring to and who has that power now? would argue it is no longer manufacturers in any case, it's now the tech monopolies.

https://twitter.com/punk4156/status/1444274082099474434?s=21

what is a crypto-native take on etsy? a store for NFT brands, a store selling physical merchandise based on [[public domain brand]]s? a store that provides special access to certain token holders in these [[public domain brand]]s? what are swag based derivatives? what does understanding that derivatives are primarily ‘about’ manufactured goods mean?

https://twitter.com/punk4156/status/1444274083168915456?s=21

why will a [[public domain brand]] outcompete Nike, Adidas, Chanel, Gucci, and Yeezy? because they are backed by owners and communities in more meaningful ways than pre-NFT brands? are Disney brands gonna get outcompeted even though they have found a way to ride changing consumer trends for century?

https://twitter.com/punk4156/status/1444274084162985987?s=21

it sounds like he is talking about content IP in the (god-awful) Iger-Marvel vein that might be one of the saddest trends in cinema in a long-time or maybe prized art in the vein of bob dylan's publishing rights - the value for both took a few decades of sustained audience interest to achieve - so its possible if the above is achieved in terms of [[public domain brand]]s tryly outcompeting over the long term.

https://twitter.com/punk4156/status/1444274085375234055?s=21

is this that thing about artists or creators maintaining credibility over the long-term - usually by making art that connects with people consistently for a long time? basically saying become kate bush, dylan, prince, scorsese? oh, easy, right?!