FLIX

reddorical

Conceptually the token model is different from company shares in that it’s a much liquid way of enabling incentivised participation in what is often supposed to be a platform for service; basically the token isn’t the product you’re buying, it’s a means to access services, and be rewarded for building services on that particular platform. In a business with shares, each and every potential employee or occasional contractor would need to have a complex volatile share allocation plan, and customers would need to purchase or subscribe to something. Existing regulatory framework around shares and consumer purchases just aren’t fit for this purpose, especially if an aim of a project is eventually become more and more decentralised. Imagine if Netflix was an alt coin platform. * instead of $10/m (or whatever it is), you buy $FLIX tokens * each episode, movie or perhaps MB or data costs some amount of $FLIX as gas * some $FLIX gas is burnt to keep down inflation, some is given to validators and stakers who keep the show on the road, some is used to pay for new content approved via governance structure of some sort. * more $FLIX you have the more Netflix you can consume, and perhaps the more influence you can have on content investment * Netflix employees are just developers and content creators paid in $FLIX which they can sell for any currency/token of their choice. * how much would FLIX/USD have to be to make this worth it at different amounts of customers who knows…. Maybe it’s $1 each and you need roughly 10 FLIX a month for normal usage…..

reed5point0

Well stargaze is pretty much the ONLY NFT dApp in the COSMOS...keep in mind that the COSMOS IBC is all interconnected L1 networks. So some L1s may also have their own NFT marketplace. BUT I WILL STRESS...STARGAZE is the unofficial official. I think PASG and FLIX have one too, as well as White Whale but there's only 1-2 projects on those. HOWEVER There's also STASHH! Which is on SCRT network. BFTs on SCRT are really fucking cool. Because by the nature of SCRT itself the NFT can have public facing metadata and then private metadata only the owner can see. There's two projects on SCRT that are worth mention on tech and "coolness" alone...well three...but one is VERY unobtainable. [Mystic Skulls](https://stashh.io/collection/mystic-skulls?traits=%257B%2522Unrevealed%2520Trait%2520Categories%2522%253A%255B%25229%2522%252C%25228%2522%255D%257D&sort=price+asc) \- Released in 2021 - SUPER RAD project where you can't see any of your traits until you attune a skull and then enter the reveal process. There's still like 3,000 unrevealed skulls out there in the secondary marketplace. [KILLROY WAS HERE](https://stashh.io/collection/killroy-was-here?sort=price+asc) \- It's legit a Kevin Smith NFT yes that one...you know the one...Silent Bob...He released a horror slasher movie that's embedded inside the NFT thanks to the private data of SCRT nfts. THE UNOBTAINABLE!!!!! The Pulp Fiction handwritten rough script was being auctioned off in sections by Tarantino and SCRT Labs. [Then Miramax stepped in and only ONE sold to the ANONS DAO for a few million before that got pulled.](https://www.theverge.com/2022/9/9/23344441/quentin-tarantino-pulp-fiction-nft-miramax-lawsuit-settled) It was on sale for quite a bit [during the bear](https://stashh.io/collection/tarantino-nfts)