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Alok Vasudev
@alok
Anyone working on NFT ticketing app (for events, etc)? Old idea that hasn't worked so far. But big enough opportunity to keep trying IMO.
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tldr (tim reilly)
@tldr
Do you think it’s possible to break into sports right off? Or is that going to be a second-level market? I just had a shitty experience w SeatGeek for the St. John’s vs. Michigan game at MSG. Areas that can be radically innovated: Buy/Sell Market Delivery Authentication Proof-of-Attendance
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Jack Miller
@jackm
I'm kinda bearish on this idea Doesn't solve a problem for incumbents. Status quo of digital tickets with centralized databases somewhat works Crypto superpowers of global liquidity and censorship resistance feel unneeded for local, physical events Ticket as digital collectible is a no-brainer but a niche concern
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McBain
@mcbain
I've organized a few conferences and evaluated a bunch of these projects So far they all learn too far into the consumer experience and not enough into the organizer tooling
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Sander | OPEN 🎟
@42
Yes. https://warpcast.com/42/0x96081609
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kugusha 🦋
@kugusha.eth
have seen a few attempts, but it only makes sense for “web3 citizens”. For those who doesn’t care about blockchain the friction is still too high. Maybe we’ll get there through fan/loyalty nfts
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citydao.network
@citydaonetwork
We use blocklive.io for ticketing events
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Chris | DevCon
@grumpykitty
Pudgy Penguins use SocialPass.io for events
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Matthias Yap
@mydefiguide
Elvtd.io
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John Connor
@blockunchained
We’re open sourcing sparkblox.com so people can fork and create custom use case solutions, but our universal NFT contract is perfect for this.
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