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The Rise of the Creator Economy: Looking Back, Looking Forward

on YouTube 40m
Talkat Consensus 2022 · 2022-06-09..06-12· [creative-coding]

speakers

name:Cassandra Sagehorn
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name:Matt Medved
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name:Jarrod Dicker
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name:Ameer Carter
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name:Sterling Proffer
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resources

video:https://youtu.be/ax-3UlnGDhM
slides:none on file

summary

Claim: NFTs shift from one-off products to NFT as first-mile tools that embed provenance into every creative act, turning fandom into financial stake. Examples: music drops that sell 1,000 units at $100 create six-figure launches; Ryan Leslie–style events sell 100 tickets at $500. Tools named: Discord communities, airdrops, DAOs, Zora hyperstructures and MetaMask wallets. Outcome: tighter creator-fan ties, new revenue models, and rising public goods infrastructure—ownership = stake, hyperstructures/public goods.

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chapters (9)

  1. 0:00Introductions and overview
  2. 2:21Defining the web3 shift
  3. 5:11Ownership and creator agency
  4. 8:25Music as a case study
  5. 11:51Fandom and community
  6. 15:12Incentives and public goods
  7. 19:10Adapting legacy institutions
  8. 22:38Active vs passive consumerism
  9. 32:10Resources and future outlook

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