This week’s Cryptoart Question of the Week sparked some deep discussion around social media’s role in supporting artists, touching on four main themes: authenticity, discoverability, storytelling, and communities. Participants explored how platforms both help and hinder artists in navigating the digital landscape, revealing diverse perspectives on balancing creativity and visibility. Authenticity suffers when artists feel pressured to use social media. @ilannnnnnnnkatin brought attention to t...

This week’s Cryptoart Question of the Week sparked some deep discussion around social media’s role in supporting artists, touching on four main themes: authenticity, discoverability, storytelling, and communities. Participants explored how platforms both help and hinder artists in navigating the digital landscape, revealing diverse perspectives on balancing creativity and visibility. Authenticity suffers when artists feel pressured to use social media. @ilannnnnnnnkatin brought attention to t...

Asynchronous communication—like the structured, delayed conversations on social platforms like X, Farcaster, Reddit, and more—really works for introverts. It lets us engage on our own terms without the pressure of instant replies or the draining demands of real-time chats. Time to Reflect: We love the idea of creating podcast-like, async discussions that give us the space to think deeply before responding. It’s our style—tackling big topics thoughtfully without feeling rushed. Energy Manageme...

Asynchronous communication—like the structured, delayed conversations on social platforms like X, Farcaster, Reddit, and more—really works for introverts. It lets us engage on our own terms without the pressure of instant replies or the draining demands of real-time chats. Time to Reflect: We love the idea of creating podcast-like, async discussions that give us the space to think deeply before responding. It’s our style—tackling big topics thoughtfully without feeling rushed. Energy Manageme...