Ethereum

i’m building drift.money with @mctflurry—a stablecoin-native SoftPOS designed for IRL commerce. our biggest challenge? distribution: finding shops and merchants willing to accept stablecoins

at Devcon, i met @carlosjmelgar, and as we discussed what we’re building, it became clear how aligned Drift is with the /nouns mission to onboard more people into crypto

today, we brainstormed ways to make Drift more Nounish. one idea: gamify the experience. as customers pay with Drift, their unique Noun character evolves, unlocking new perks and discounts over time—making payments fun, engaging, and rewarding

this not only helps merchants build loyalty and drive repeat business but also incentivizes customers to adopt this new payment method

would love to hear your thoughts, how can we make this even better?

I've onboarded many businesses to crypto. It's difficult to retain them as onchain vendors because i don't have adequate tools for them to adopt. Drift solves this. 

Some issues I've experienced:

Where do we install the wallet?

Who has access to it and how do we limit access to the assets in the wallet?

How do we encourage customers to convert and stay onchain?

danang

now /backpack • building @so many products • prev. @everyname (acq) @nethermind @proximacapital @consensysacad • thomphreys.com

Doing Nounish, Optimistic and Based thangz

Have you met @so? We were coworking this week in /danang and he's cooking up self owned real world business accounts with @safe and an easy to use UX.