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Hi @phil
1st, my apologies
background:
Moxie enables "tipping" to automatically happen through organic behaviors - likes, replies, recasts, frames. Tipping "allowance" is determined by Far Score - indication of influence
While there's been a surge of replyguys moxiebating, it'll settle. Most people, like yourself, wont change any behaviors.
This stuff happens every day on Instagram, Twitter, TikTok where influencers get tons of replyguy replies in hope that they'll engage, giving the replyguy clout. Influencers ignore it, & it forces the platforms to evolve & do better at filtering good replies from baiters. same will happen here
wrt your Fan Token.
We launched ~400 Fan Tokens initially curated by our team.
>90% were explicitly requested.
The only exceptions were very large "celebrity" accounts (you have 400k followers), so members could back their favorites and participate in your success.
3 users asked to cancel their FT auction and we did so immediately.
Since 1 week it is self-service only 3 replies
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The goal is on target: pay content creators for creating good content, and they should get paid through likes, comments, etc and interactions from genuine users (this is, after all, how content creators make a living from, say, youtube). The difficulty is in figuring out who is genuine. When there is skin in the game for the audience, things get muddled. At some point funds have to come from someone willing to pay for attention that the creators create, like advertisers. This seems like the long game, but a few hurdles in the way yet. What is the goal, to have advertisers pay for fan tokens, or maybe for fan tokens to be like a subscription, and advertisers pay for sponsored posts in Moxie? 0 reply
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