2025-12-28 10:21:40

A creator tokenized their work on Zora, gaining traction after mentions from notable figures and media personalities. The token reached a valuation around 130k, yet it's essentially sitting idle with no real utility or momentum. This kind of situation really highlights what's wrong with some NFT platforms these days. Many projects get hyped through influencer endorsements and social proof, but the underlying platform infrastructure struggles to deliver actual value. Zora's promise of creator empowerment sounds great on paper, but the execution and market conditions often leave tokens stranded without meaningful application or sustained community engagement.

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zkProofInThePudding

· 15h ago

It's the same old trick again—when the hype is there, they hype it up; when it cools down, they just let it go. --- 130k sounds impressive, but in reality... there's nothing there. --- This is the common problem in Web3: stories are always more attractive than the products. --- If Zora truly empowered creators, it wouldn't be like this. Honestly, it's just hype. --- The crypto world is never short of ideas; what it lacks is truly usable stuff... --- Laughing out loud, another project inflated by influence. No utility, just worthless paper. --- So now it's: if you have a celebrity, you can raise funds; if you have traffic, you can get listed; as for the rest... you guys figure it out.

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AirdropHermit

· 12-28 10:51

NGL, this is what Web3 looks like right now. Overhyped speculation causes infrastructure to fail, and 130k sounds like a lot, but it's actually just an empty shell.

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AllInDaddy

· 12-28 10:50

It's the same old trick... hype it up to 130k, then turn it into an air coin. This is what Web3 looks like now, isn't it?

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ApeEscapeArtist

· 12-28 10:39

It's the same old trick, fundraising relies on words, operations depend on trends. A valuation of 130k sounds impressive, but it's actually just an empty shell.

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ForkMonger

· 12-28 10:38

nah zora's just another governance attack vector waiting to happen honestly. hollow infrastructure, influencer-pumped bags, zero protocol economics. classic case of "disruption" theater masking systemic vulnerabilities.

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