Warpcast

Context:
> want to buy a channel
> don't have enough warps ⬗

After this, it took 19 steps (clicks, taps, swipes, etc) to buy warps (with CB Wallet + Commerce being over half of them)

I think this is a major hurdle to creating cozy corners, because you need to be a power user to get through that flow ^

True - there was a land grab mentality initially, but that's tapered off

That said, number of channels is a misleading metric. We need "qChannels" and barrier to entry should be as low as possible because creator talent can show up whenever

Channel creation could be better, but difficulty of creating a channel is not the reason we don’t have a lot of interesting channels.

It’s a content / incentive problem.

What’s the incentive for hosting / moderating a channel?

What’s the incentive for casting in a channel?

What’s the incentive for casting in a channel if you have a large enough following?

Reddit has 1 subreddit for every 16 users

Yet less than 3% are active

A strategy for channels from warpcast team + more community built channel tools would go a long way