SHILL Issue 37

members:
The Cubist Collective Flywheel for generating value
Members get paid for contributing information that’s valuable to
the community. When they contribute quality data, the community
members’ portfolios grow in value. This encourages current
members to hold their Cubist NFTs, thus reducing selling pressure
and raising floor prices.
When floor prices go up, so do the royalties, which increases the size
of the rewards pool. This creates stronger incentives for members to
find quality insights that benefit the community and generates more
value collectively.
We haven’t forgotten about the art. Our NFTs are inspired by Pablo
Picasso and the Cubism movement of the early 20th century. We
have also been inspired by contemporary artists such as Laurent
Folco and, in particular, the Cubism Pop Art style by Thomas C.
Fedro.
Cubism often depicts objects from multiple perspectives, which is
reflected in our art. It also reflects our vision of a community that
sees the big picture more clearly by viewing things from multiple
perspectives. We have also tried to pick up on common ways of
drawing attributes like noses, mouths, and eyes in the cubist style
while combining with prolific NFT traits.
Cubist Sombrero or Cowboy Hat, anyone?
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