Enjoyed this thread and @sarahzorah's thoughtful response.

https://x.com/sarahzorah/status/1779649177066274963 

Restaurants should own the relationship with their most loyal customers, and customers should own their loyalty cards and points and be free to do whatever they want with them.

Excited for SushiSwap-Uniswap vampire attacks, but between restaurants, games, etc.

For example: Dunkin Donuts incentivizing Starbucks customers with a better points system.

While this is tantamount to crypto heresy (because it's one of the core beliefs of the crypto faith), nobody ever quite explains why any brand or business should be in favor of interoperability. 'Benefits to consumer' arguments don't cute much ice in the non-crypto world, broadly speaking.

Measuring things at @spindl.

My FID is lower than all but 52 of you.

What you're seeing in 'Web3 gaming' (to the extent it exists at all) is definitely *not* creating some corporate commons of virtual goods which all can extra value from, no matter how beneficial it might seem to the consumer experience.