RT @CamiRusso: Had a great chat with @jessepollak of @base about content coins Takeaways: Not totally sold on the idea that content coins are different and distinct from memecoins. I think memecoins are a type of "content coins" - Memes are content - The mechanics Jesse describes as unique to ccs, are what I think also happens in memecoins --> some buyers are there to collect, to support, for the lolz, others are there to speculate. What's different and interesting about this reframing is - Content coins can be more than memes, they can be a tweet, a picture, a podcast, whatever content. Maybe we can start changing the way we interact with content online so that liking or double-tapping turns into buying (even if it's just for pennies). This will allow creators to better monetize their content, and fans to have a chance of sharing the upside if the token takes off / becomes viral. Fi

CORRECTION: Pollak, not Pollack Apologies 😔

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Jesse Pollack @jessepollak, creator of the Coinbase-backed Layer 2 network Base, addresses the “stigma” surrounding creators issuing tokens. In an interview with The Defiant, he advocates for the emergence of "Content Coins" to distinguish these assets from memecoins. Pollack highlights the need for a broader understanding of tokens as innovative tools rather than mere speculation vehicles.

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