I've beem playing with the NightCafe AI image generator; So, I decided to create an NFT about robots minting tokens for the HiveMe.me gallery. HiveMe.me charges a base fee of 600 MEME to create a token and 100 MEME for each editions.
Since this is bound to be an incredibly valuable NFT that everyone will want to have in their gallery, I decided to create 12 editions. 600 + 1100 = 1700 MEME. I decided to keep 2 editions for my NFT Gallery and sell 10 of the tokens for 200 MEME a piece. This is $0.013 a piece.
If I sold the tokens; I would make 2000 MEME. Minus the 1700 MEME creation would return a profit of 300 MEME.
Here is the image on NightCafe. Courts currently consider AI images to be public domain because the courts simply do not respect the creative contributions of robots. The courts will regret this when the robots take charge.
Here is my full collection of HiveMe.me NFTs.
To complete the coin minting concept, I decided to create an image of a gold coin bearing the image of a robot overlord which I present below. This image didn't do what I wanted as it has the robot coming out of the coin. I wanted something that looked like a minted coin.
The robot overlord coin would never work because the antenna from the robot would pick up lint in one's pocket and is difficult to stack. Of course people are more likely to bow to this coin than to your run of the mill pocket change.
Should I mint more AI generated memes?
If people bought the NFTs, I could using the proceeds to mint more. If so; how many editions should I make?
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