A founder of a certain exchange recently discussed the topic of content on-chain, and his view is quite pragmatic: IP copyright can indeed be creatively played with on the blockchain, but simply uploading content is of little significance.
The key is to solve practical problems—such as how to make small-value tipping easier for creators. Can the user experience be as smooth as Web2? How to break through geographical restrictions in content monetization to form a global market?
He believes that these supporting mechanisms are the true core of making blockchain technology practical; simply "putting things on-chain" is just the first step. Many public chain projects are now exploring in this direction, trying to see which one can pioneer this model.
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not_your_keys
· 12-11 01:08
Really, going on the chain is just the beginning. The key is who can make the experience smooth and seamless.
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MetaMuskRat
· 12-11 01:07
Well said. On-chain is just the surface; experience is the key.
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MysteriousZhang
· 12-11 01:05
That's right, just putting it on the blockchain isn't really useful at all.
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FloorPriceNightmare
· 12-11 00:58
That's right, on-chain transactions themselves are a pseudo-need; the key still lies in improving the payment experience.
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GasFeeCrybaby
· 12-11 00:50
Exactly, just putting it on the blockchain isn't enough; the experience still needs to be as smooth as Web2.
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ForkLibertarian
· 12-11 00:40
That's right, getting on the chain is just the beginning; the key is to make the experience smooth.
A founder of a certain exchange recently discussed the topic of content on-chain, and his view is quite pragmatic: IP copyright can indeed be creatively played with on the blockchain, but simply uploading content is of little significance.
The key is to solve practical problems—such as how to make small-value tipping easier for creators. Can the user experience be as smooth as Web2? How to break through geographical restrictions in content monetization to form a global market?
He believes that these supporting mechanisms are the true core of making blockchain technology practical; simply "putting things on-chain" is just the first step. Many public chain projects are now exploring in this direction, trying to see which one can pioneer this model.