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wake
@wake.eth
Re, reduced ALFA emissions on AlfaFrens 👇
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Abbas🎩👾
@abbass.eth
Yeah, no strings attached. Barely people sub for content; they sub for alfa. And I think I had 20 subs; now they are 12. I'm getting bored of this game.😂😂
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wake
@wake.eth
The system and its population were always going to pivot away from farming towards quality. And yep, that drop off cliff is savage (but refreshing). Let the farmers cycle out; that's normal order.
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Abbas🎩👾
@abbass.eth
Actually, the only ones who could have made it in the proper way are farmers. It's more about farming than quality, don't you think? Don't take into consideration your channel, please. It's the best for quality and farming. Lol
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wake
@wake.eth
For now. That's the pivot. Farmers first, they settle and carve out the first wave of content groups. Then incentives change, the population moves or exits, and the sustainable incentives (quality aligned subs) reshape the landscape. Farming just boots the system. Obsoleted users are expected to migrate.
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Abbas🎩👾
@abbass.eth
In case farming boosts the system, I won't argue about that. As long as there is alfa & degen going on the table, farmers will keep coming, no doubt. The only case is when this phase is done. The farmers will already have a lot of subs that I don't think will go away. That's obviously taken away from the quality share.
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kazirt
@kazirt
I agree with you ✊ I didn't get many likes on my take either https://warpcast.com/kazirt/0x5ef94ae9
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wake
@wake.eth
That's fair. Then we will see what happens once $ALFA is tradable (if and when). If the farmers play the long game and stake strategically, they'll have a lasting impact on who gets to earn, shaping "quality" for the worse (probs). My hunch? They'll dump, bail, and a new gen of users will get to work, rebuilding.
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