Jaiden
@braidenjaiden.bsky.social
A small creator that focuses on experimentation, creativity and expanding the access to digital art and knowledge.
Every day, I'll mint 4 unique photos I took that day, starting at just $1.00. But their price grows by 15% daily. It's a living archive, asking: What's the true cost of a single moment, once it's online? Join the journey. opensea.io/collection/t... #TheDayRate #NFTPhotography #DataArt
The Day Rate - Collection | OpenSea
The Day Rate is a personal digital journal and market experiment, reflecting on the escalating value of our data. It tracks my own life at the scale of the average European's daily output.
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November 1, 2025 at 3:43 PM
Every day, I'll mint 4 unique photos I took that day, starting at just $1.00. But their price grows by 15% daily. It's a living archive, asking: What's the true cost of a single moment, once it's online? Join the journey. opensea.io/collection/t... #TheDayRate #NFTPhotography #DataArt
That thought sparked an idea: to make these 'invisible' images visible, and to reflect on their inherent worth. Introducing The Day Rate, my daily photo journal, tokenized.
November 1, 2025 at 3:43 PM
That thought sparked an idea: to make these 'invisible' images visible, and to reflect on their inherent worth. Introducing The Day Rate, my daily photo journal, tokenized.
But what if those quiet, unshared moments held a deeper value? What if the simple act of taking a picture, something I do ~4 times a day (the European average, actually), was worth more than just memory?
November 1, 2025 at 3:43 PM
But what if those quiet, unshared moments held a deeper value? What if the simple act of taking a picture, something I do ~4 times a day (the European average, actually), was worth more than just memory?
We snap billions of photos daily, yet only a fraction ever makes it to social media. Most of my own camera roll is a private archive, full of unique perspectives that never see the light of day. Like these from my walk.
November 1, 2025 at 3:43 PM
We snap billions of photos daily, yet only a fraction ever makes it to social media. Most of my own camera roll is a private archive, full of unique perspectives that never see the light of day. Like these from my walk.