Ditto. Call me pessimistic, but this seems like the kind of thing that ends up killing the concept of the album AND touring. If you're Mike, what's the point of investing a bunch of time and money into recording an album or going on tour when you can make one song at a time and sell it to people with massive amounts of disposable income for $10,000+?
This is Mike going the route of Once Upon a Time in Shaolin, and considering the definitely near-zero, possibly actually-zero number of people in this community who can afford to drop $10k on something as insignificant as a song, we're clearly not the target market.
Somebody call Martin Shkreli.
You may be right, he could sell a song for 10K or 100K, but there is a way that you could still buy it at an affordable price. It's called Fractional NFT, so he divides the 100K NFT into 100K pieces, this way you can buy it for 1 USD (the down side is that you will share the ownership with another 99999 people).
Mike Selling Music on Zora
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You may be right, he could sell a song for 10K or 100K, but there is a way that you could still buy it at an affordable price. It's called Fractional NFT, so he divides the 100K NFT into 100K pieces, this way you can buy it for 1 USD (the down side is that you will share the ownership with another 99999 people).