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100 Proof: Coders vs. Coders in Royalty Wars, MOMA Entering NFT Space, and $35k Frames

Sep 21, 2022

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The Awesome Thing About Social Media Marketing Is That It's Tough

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04:43

The Tasla Playbook

03:09

Introduction

3min

Is There a Way to Buy Secondary Royalties?

3min

The Future of Space Explosion

5min

Are You Buying on an Aggregor?

3min

Is It Possible to Edit a NFT Overnight?

3min

The New York Museum of Modern Art Is Auctioning 70 Million Dollars in Art for Moma

3min

Is There a Future for Crypto Art?

2min

Is This Going to Touch Everything?

2min

The Importance of the Internet in Political Elections

5min

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The Tasla Playbook

3min

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Using a GPU to Render Art Blocks

2min

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The Doughnuts

2min

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The Token Frames, I'm a Fan of the Netgear One, but I've Never Used One.

2min

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The Art of Seasons, a Taws Collection - A Story About Dirty Robot

3min

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2min

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Am, I'm Keeping an Eye on This Project

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The PfP Project

4min

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I Love What You Do With Your Networked Assets

4min

Kevin Rose and Derek Edward Schloss discuss the current state of artist royalty bypassing, and the controversial approach Magic Eden is taking to discourage royalty loss. They cover MOMA's decisions to auction work by Picasso, Bacon, Rousseau, and Renoir to expand the museum's digital presence, including the possible purchase of NFTs. And Kevin describes the moment he saw a $35,000 NFT frame taking a page from Tesla's early playbook.

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