Comment by @arminhoori • Hey

This is a wrong statement. You probably don't know how supply and demand works. It is like telling to Toyota factory to produce an unlimited number of cars

Stats

Comments

For tangible goods I would wholeheartedly agree. With digital art it might be useful to think of it more as a patronage/participatory model rather than direct commerce. The value is in cultural information of the asset, not the asset itself. Make good enough art and then allow as many people to participate as the art resonates with. I'd rather sell 1m units at null than a 1:1 for $500k. There's no front loading inventory or warehousing with digital art, no boxes of unsold unit in mom's basement. No medium is forever, even open editions are finite. I think there's a place for every approach, and the one that includes every type of offering is the one that will win