Artists Should be Running This
summary
Argues that Web3 needs artist alchemists in charge, not profit-first aspirants who turned the space into repeated rug pulls; cites Minor Threat/Fugazi DIY practices (five-dollar shows, Dischord label) and Ian MacKaye turning down a $7 million deal as a model. Lists five archetypes (artist, administrator, alchemist, activist, aspirant), says Polkadot app is a real alchemical build, gives personal crypto net worth as $20,000 AUD to show stakes, and claims artistic mission-driven leadership is the leverage to reignite meaningful participation.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:46Why artists should run Web3
- 5:37Who got burned in crypto
- 8:27Five crypto archetypes
- 13:24Artist archetype purpose
- 16:33Artists vs aspirants in Web3
- 19:00Choosing to do versus choosing to be
- 20:43Meaningful artisan work
- 21:12Q&A: Artists vs activists
- 22:36Q&A: Artists in crypto leverage
- 24:42Q&A: Advice for artists
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