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"Writers, Web3, and Earning a Living," a 3 min read from last month, is my most popular work on @paragraph. 

Someday I hope to write another piece about how web3 fundamentally changed the earnings landscape for writers.

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"Writers, Web3, and Earning a Living," a 3 min read from last month, is my most popular work on @paragraph. 

Someday I hope to write another piece about how web3 fundamentally changed the earnings landscape for writers.

https://paragraph.xyz/@danicaswanson/writers-web3-and-earning-a-living?referrer=danicaswanson.eth

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Great read. Would love to see the future of writing emerge onchain with new types of engagement, rewards and monetisation mechanisms

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One of my fave thing about $DEGEN is how it transforms the properties of content engagement:

- from binary to multivalue
- from intangible to tangible

We love the $DEGEN

That’s a fair point on engagement. 

I’m curious on the ways engagement and monetisation can blend and create new biz models for content

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That’s a fair point on engagement. 

I’m curious on the ways engagement and monetisation can blend and create new biz models for content

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https://warpcast.com/brg/0xbe747dc8

Thanks! 

I'm skeptical about "engagement," at least inasmuch as it's portrayed by some VCs and influencers in the "creator economy." For both writers and readers it adds more labor, but the value flows aren't returning to them in proper measure.

But I'm excited about rewards and experiments with onchain monetization.