By edb on Skatehive
https://img.leopedia.io/DQmWimYAxNDqDii7mE49WJSuEfPM3TGuzs5YthzgdkVmBbE/zora%20coining.png Zora used to be a selective artsy-fartsy NFT platform, but this week it's getting attention for going degen. You can now use it to sell content coins, a new kind of token which combines features of NFTs, pump.fun and friend.tech: Like NFTs, you're symbolically selling media like images, video or text, without transferring legal ownership. The difference is that buyers will get a fraction of a number of fungible tokens issued for each piece of content, as a kind of share in the attention it might receive. Like pump.fun, you're buying from and selling to a contract which raises the price along with the number of tokens sold (a bonding curve). Like friend.tech, creators are rewarded by receiving a share of the transaction fees for the coins they created. Of course this is an extremely speculative business, where only a few coins will go viral, while even those might take a nose dive at any moment. L