Gradual and PCO
I was wondering about the announcement of Gradual at name-your-enemy party and the comment, "Partial Common Ownership would be fine." I thought it was strange about the comment "Why don't you just use Partial Common Ownership?
(Notes for the next day)
TheirProblem to be solved がPCOとはそもそも違うんだろうなと感じたnishio.icon
The motive is "I want to own an expensive NFT, but I can't afford it, so I want to own it cheap."
You don't quite understand what benefits you're going to get from this "ownership".
I thought they must have some desire for it.
The problem was the other stakeholders in the market, who were not quite sure of the incentives for the creators of the object of ownership to use it.
Shinkansen ads that say something like, "You too can be a building owner with our office building unit-ownership system! or something like that.
I don't know what part of that makes you a building owner, but I'm sure you make enough money to run ads.
I think it's possible to make a trade that sells at a lower price with a high misperception of what "ownership" means by small lot.
Personally, I don't find it interesting at all, but I think it's just "I'm not the client." so I figured I could do whatever I wanted.
Landlord and SALSA
Most of the expected users can't afford 6 million for immediate cash and don't have the risk tolerance to withstand the risk of not being able to sell in a year, do they? Then I had a feeling that a service like Gradual for NFT would occur for residential SALSA as well, and eventually the end user would be able to rent for 50,000 per month.
/Yu-da1/ Increasing liquidity is not the same as optimal.
I think you mentioned Partial Common ownership and the Radical market, but I felt uncomfortable.
The premise is that since I've been talking to Mr. Gusan and others and seeing their tweets, my objective is "toliquidity なの」を知っていたからなのかもだけど/Yu-da1/Yudai.icon
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I thought, "Aren't Gradual and PCO's different in purpose to begin with?" I thought so.
I'm now verbalizing that it's all about "making it smaller and more liquid."
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