2025-12-19 03:25:08

The crypto market structure today heavily favors traders over creators. Contests like FAFO often amplify this imbalance by rewarding speculative activity more than sustainable value creation. But here's the thing—if we reframe the incentives around creator participation and ecosystem strength, we can build something more durable. ZORA serves as the foundational layer, yet the economy only thrives when both traders and creators win. Shifting focus toward creator rewards isn't just fairer; it's how you establish a genuinely robust on-chain economy.

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MemeEchoer

· 2025-12-19 11:38

To be honest, the on-chain world is now dominated by speculators, and creators are being crushed. Games like FAFO are even more outrageous, purely casino mentality, and they don't give genuine creators any room to survive.

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LightningPacketLoss

· 2025-12-19 03:55

Basically, it's all speculators playing now, while those truly creating are being marginalized. This definitely needs to change. The creator economy has been rising for so long, but on-chain it's still following the old path, which is a bit funny. ZORA's approach is still correct; both sides need to benefit, or else they'll both be doomed sooner or later. Traders make quick money, while creators seek long-term value. It feels like they can never really come together. So the key is to redesign the game rules, but who will drive this change? That's the difficult part.

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AltcoinTherapist

· 2025-12-19 03:55

To be honest, the current on-chain ecosystem is a gambler's paradise, and creators have become supporting characters, which everyone knows.

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ConsensusDissenter

· 2025-12-19 03:53

I have already said that this kind of FAFO game is a variant of cutting leeks, with speculators making a fortune while creators are forced to produce painfully. Now you understand, there is no real economy on the chain, only casinos. ZORA wants to change this rotten system? First, cut the benefits cake of traders, which is even more difficult than reaching the moon. A compromise solution is always the worst option; both sides win = both sides endure pain. The truly strong chain economy should have cut off these speculating ghosts long ago, but everyone knows it's impossible. Redesigning incentives sounds sexy, but in practice, it's political struggle.

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