/biz/ - Business & Finance

I've seen two examples. The first being one token, one piece; essentially the guts of your take, trying to adapt traditional art commerce to a digital marketplace.
The other doesn't pertain to the file itself, but instead represents the copyright on the piece. Instead of archiving murky email strings to establish relationship between artist and patron, you simply mint and send a token containing the uses. Maybe a number of tokens, like for patreon tiers.
Perhaps this would be excessive for fapbait. But concept art, vTuber models, and program scripts are perfect use cases for this. I could actually name a lawsuit per example off the top of my head this would prevent.

For my part:
I think any action outside this thread needs to take place outside this website. Possibility not even on reddit, at first. For sociopolitical optics.
Questions for what platform
Do they have instant access, and how long does verification take?
I think hype dies somewhere around five hours. People need to be able to buy while it's still just an impulse, then watch line go up to start feedback loop.
Does the platform have BOTH stocks and crypto?
This perfect storm was set to take off because of the volatile properties of crypto. Instant gratification, even outside of trading hours.
Is it "free"?
Literally the first filter right there. Also, conquering the sunken cost fallacy, how much would transferring a RH portfolio cost?

Finally, how hard were customers fucked in the last week? Was it due to outside influence, liquidity crisis, or orders from above?