the problem with these "fun" crypto apps and games is the desperation for monetization.

every game has the minimum of a game mechanic, followed up quickly by "claim your $COIN and invite your friends and deposit your funds and get your rewards!"

this exposes the inherent flaw in crypto as a "community." It's a financial instrument. The most fun that money can be is in a casino.

Lazarus of cyberspace. My rank is General Nuisance. My cereal is Frosted Flakes.

the most interesting crypto apps are either entirely nonfinancial (like Dark Forest--but tbh in those cases the justification for running them onchain is thin) or interesting non-self-referential financial mechanics (like prediction markets)

Daimo Pay. Build once, distribute everywhere

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real or token slop?

Strava has 20m+ weekly actives. i'll be very generous: sweatcoin is real if it has one one-thousandth of that.

are there 20k workouts a week, or just 20k trades?