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ace
@ace
Share to earn. Play to earn. Whatever the fuck to earn. Unless the $ payout is sustainably significant, they just don’t scale.
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@eylon.eth
Been working on this new concept for a while, not sure it’s ready yet and def not certain about the name, but for now calling it Work to Earn.
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Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
Build to earn seems to scale quite well
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@zoz.eth
Almost as bad an economic incentive mechanism as airdrops https://dune.com/blog/uni-airdrop-analysis
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@limone.eth
Share AND earn Play AND earn Feels more moderate and can scale better!
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Ghostlinkz
@ghostlinkz.eth
The phrase “x to earn” has gotten a bad rep. Instead, I think about it more as participating in a tokenized community. Think sufficiently decentralized Instagram, where the value of the network is created and captured by users instead of founders and VCs. No ads. Photos and videos are collectable NFTs.
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@ba
Reminds me of Brave ads. I love the browser, but the core value prop that was originally pitched (get tokens to view ads while searching the web) ended up being the thing I hated the most. Funny how the value of attention is so misunderstood…
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@tomu.eth
agree, as of now, none of those models work. a better version: -own for free -play for fun
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wake 🎩
@wake.eth
Kids like doing fun things for fun. Reward those kids with a gold star and now fun isn't enough. They need the star. Adults operate similarly. The money is what makes it work, not play. Let's call X2Earn what it is: work.
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Jayme Hoffman
@jayme
@perl perl to earn wisdom
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@thegodmother
Curious about incentive/rewards models/approaches/tools people have seen that are working well so far in Web3 to sustain engagement. Lots of DAOs etc struggling with this unsurprisingly. Wondering if I am missing any interesting ones?
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Altuğ
@altug
You don’t have to earn on every action, that’s not how life works.
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@gigarahul.eth
imo, recognition is enough. enough recognition becomes money eventually anyways.
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@maddy
Two thoughts here. (1) X to Earn can be made to work if there is alternate source of money generation. Example: a profitable casino can fund exercise to earn apps. Think entertainment tax (on casino) used for funding public good (exercise). Granted rewards will be lower but for a certain demography it might make sense
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@gae
The fact is, unless you get credentials, nothing scales. We talk about the death of credentialism, but you can be mediocre and have some credentials and make a living. There are exceptional humans of course, they are going to win the internet economy.
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