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Idea: events as a community growth vector.

Let's say example community has an NFT, and it gives holders the right to bring a +1 to an event every N months.

Each +1 gets their NFT at the door, entitling them to the same privilege.

Community grows by organic relationships, not purchases.

...all enabled by @event

founder of eventcaster (@event / events.xyz), hosting /latenightcrew, member of 🍊 dao

Does this limit scaling because “atoms are harder than bits”? Plus might need to keep frequency of events really high. Seems to trade a digital marketing problem into a physical marketing problem, no?

web3 founder @ kubelt.com — ex-game developer @ EA.com.

Hundred percent — that’s why people (used to) build on iOS. More engaged users who are willing to pay. $100*1000 > $1*10k

is a community of 1000 really-bought-in people that actually pay for events and other future products better than 10,000 people that just own the NFT? 

not sure, but it could be! trade-offs, to your point. different people will care about different things, and want to build different kinds of communities IMO.