Phillip Rather

For creator coins, over the long term people will realize that tokens can capture the value of what they represent. That as NFTs or Creator Coins represent someone or something of cultural significance and has attention they will capture that value. As there are success stories this becomes more true and has a snowball effect. Once Xcopy had breakout sales it helped realize the whole early crypto art scene can do well. If Daniel Allan were to become one of the largest music artists in the world then his early Music NFTs would become very valuable. But in the short to medium term creator success doesn’t map or correlate very well to the value of those representative artifacts, the NFTs or Coins. Creator coins are more liquid than NFTs but still have the problem of value not being assigned for what it represents and tracking real life success. Once a Daniel Allan is so massive, and early Music NFTs become even more valuable than they were, then emerging artists wont need to wait as long for major success in their careers to be represented in the performance of their tokens. But in the meantime, and as an additive over the long term, it would make sense to give a platform for fans to express their belief in how well the creator can perform and for those to help accrue value back to their representative tokens.