Miladys in abundance

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Anyone want $5 and a pixelady to post "scatter is cool and their social media guy is extremely handsome"?

ALRIGHT LISTEN UP BECAUSE I DONT WANT ANY CRYING THAT YOU SET YOUR ALARMS WRONG THIS TIME FREE MINTS FOR MILADY HOLDERS AND DISCOUNTED MINTS FOR COLLECTIONS SELECTED BY THE @MiawladyMaker TEAM WILL BE LIVE AT 2PM EST/6PM UTC PUBLIC WILL BE AN HOUR LATER ALL COMPLAINTS ABOUT GETTING THE TIME WRONG WILL BE MET WITH POINTING AND LAUGHING DON'T MESS THIS UP YOU HEAR ME SOLDIER? MIAWLADY t.co/5aPwRqYSC4

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The abolition of royalties in NFT markets seemed initially a win for users. However, at the same time, it (likely unintentionally) took away one of the principle value props for artists to distribute their works as NFTs vs traditional mediums. So while users/collectors were able to operate more cheaply, the quality of projects diminished overall with one of the largest pulls for established artists to enter the space having gone away. This is why quality NFT collections we see now come almost strictly from dedicated hobbyist onchain natives. Yes there was a major bubble, yes speculation got out of control, but it should not be underplayed that the race to zero on royalties by entities like Opensea, Blur, and others, destroyed one of the major benefits NFTs provided to artists, thereby slowing and ultimately shrinking the prospective talent pool of people creating on-chain art. If we can, once again, create incentives for creators outside of just dedicated blockchain hobbyists to harness NFTs as a medium for their work, the sector can thrive once more. More on this soon

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I'm stone cold

Everyone go to Starbucks tommorow and when they ask for your name say milady