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@TroyFitzpatric that feeling when I just wanted to try my hand at NFT and then I see your post
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What the f has happened to this space?
1 week away and it’s literally gone to sht, every opinion I see straight up returded.
It’s clear as day Xcopy (David irl) Sheeple and a select group of chosen “artists” are in with Raoul and a few other promoters to control the future of art. Consolidation is absolute and us on the outside aren’t included, which is fine, they have no imagination or souls but they do have significant equity and we don’t, so change ain’t coming spitting returded “honestly” for attention to sheep that don’t want truth. In short it’s over, stop obsessing over piece of sht doing sh1tty things. People spiritually lesser than you winning thanks to people who are lesser than sheep’s. That’s what humanity is now and frankly seeing the game you shouldn’t want to be involved or change it.
Let it go, cryptoart and nfts are done. Stop wasting your energy on a system you’re not even part of, it was stolen and all you’re doing is waiting around for someone else to bring this space back and feed off the organic traffic. Realise we’re all leaches or liars.
As for Sheeple and Xcopy are complicit with the scam and it’ll be equalised in irl when they least expect it by people more powerful than all of us can comprehend behind shadows. So let it go, it’s not ours anymore and you need to focus your energy on something worth fighting for… because these consumers lapping up sheeple and xploppy ain’t it and showing them better and being treated like less is only going to validate desperation until you lose the best of you.
Stop minting, save your amazing art from repression and find a new World to flourish in. ♥️
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“Network art” is just a softer way of saying collusion.
Working together to build a honeypot between insiders to scalp outsiders. Perception washing sales and likes to appear popular, whoever has the most wins.
Re-naming everything we hate about old business and trad-art.
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In a space overflowing with talent, the real challenge for collectors will be learning to distinguish between content creators and true artists. There’s no shortage of content, but true artistic vision remains rare.
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The 6 stages of creating:
- This is a great idea
- This is harder than I thought
- This is shit
- I'm shit
- I'm glad I pushed through
- I've got a great idea
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Today one person told me publicly at space “I don’t like your art”.
I thought about it.
At first glance it’s ok because we can not like every art in nft. We are very different with radically different taste in creativity.
But from another point of view I got used to received “filtered” feedbacks here. And filter my own opinion. To find something good in details even if i don’t like the general image. To formulate my opinion in more soft form.
Maybe I was wrong with it? Maybe we should start speak loudly our critics?
What do you think?
I suppose it is general ethical question in community.
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🎏“Azure water”
The water spreads in a soft wave, envelops with a cool touch. Water gives life, creates existence, just shimmering under the sun. In the water there is tenderness and strength, peace and aspiration, storm and harmony.
5/5
20 xtz
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@s0meone_u_know You don't have to go to extremes either, you have to watch memes after work!
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@rodeodotclub I was looking for a way to get started in the NFT and found the waa
Now we will be together!
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Rodeo didn't come out of nowhere.
It's the culmination of 5 years of building for creators. We’ve tried almost everything, learned a lot, and realized we were overthinking it.
We built Rodeo because creators need two things: more discovery and more collectors. Everything else is noise.
We’ve made it beautifully simple: see something you love, tap to collect it. We've stripped away the complexity to let you focus on what matters—supporting the creators you love.
Getting started is easy: Post your work. Let the network discover it.
Every time someone collects your work, you earn. Every time they flip it, you earn again. And when you collect something early? You earn every time someone discovers and collects it after you.
That’s the magic—you’re rewarded every time you contribute to the network.
Creativity creates culture. Culture creates value. And on Rodeo, that value flows directly to the people who shape it.
Our mission is clear: get creators paid.
The audience is built in. The network is here.
And we're just getting started.
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