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I had a q about this from a really good artist:
It& #39;s absolutely fine for an artist to have unsold pieces sitting there for months!
It& #39;s far more damaging to accept low-ball bids simply to "move a piece."
Focus on your art and let the market sort out the rest!
It& #39;s absolutely fine for an artist to have unsold pieces sitting there for months!
It& #39;s far more damaging to accept low-ball bids simply to "move a piece."
Focus on your art and let the market sort out the rest!
One followup to this.... think of price in terms of $, not ETH. I know I& #39;ll take heat for this from the crypto nuts, but if you sold a piece for 1 ETH 6 months ago and ETH has roughly doubled, it& #39;s ok to accept 0.5 ETH on your next one.
ETH is mooning. Adjust along with it!
ETH is mooning. Adjust along with it!
I& #39;m following this up because it could end up being terrible advice. I& #39;ve seen arguments on both sides and I& #39;m truly torn. Ignore me that ETH inflation comment just above!
Here& #39;s a good thread of @beaniemaxi and I discussing it https://twitter.com/batsoupyum/status/1385329035064999937?s=20">https://twitter.com/batsoupyu...
