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@dwr.eth
Do you agree or disagree?
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@tldr
If "in some way" is interpreted pretty liberally, then sure. Warpcast, for example, is "in some way" financial, given that in addition to everything else we can do, we can also transact in feed, be early on certain memecoins, learn about novel NFT and subscription opportunities, participate in prediction markets, etc. But it's a broad enough statement to not be saying that much imo.
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@vgr
Disagree. In fact I think the focus is shifting away from coins long term. Affordances of tokens are being unbundled into many discrete functional patterns that are collectively more expressive. Tokenomics is likely an evolutionary dead end of fiat skeuomorphic design outside of the infrastructure layer.
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I agree as long as “in some way” is understood as a spectrum.
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@wmougayar
There are 3 ways to get involved: 1/ as a speculator (financial gain first), 2/ as a user (utility first), 3/ as a builder (both financial gains and technical usage). But don’t kid yourself- adoption is necessary, or the whole thing collapses. ps- there’s always a grain of salt in @chainyoda’s musings 😉
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We have to graduate from farming peoples data and non profitable companies eventually right Hyper financialisation isn't the worst solution
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@nickysap
Hyperfinancialization was not the intention
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@thatalexpalmer.eth
Kinda Payments are great, coins are too. I’d wager that new ways of launching tokens are going to be important (kinda similar to ICOs back in the day but better/more interesting/less scammy)
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@degencast.eth
agree.. at least in short term and mid term
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@snibb123
Clearly Farcaster proves this wrong!
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I think people can be brilliant about financial incentives, but they will be outliers compared to the noise copypasta.
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@randomerror.eth
more of a /brypto type of take tbh
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Father Morwen
@rev-morwen.eth
In regards to adoption my view is, financial or not, if we are able to define who our user base is and design web3 products with their needs in mind, the mass adoption will take care of itself. If the target user cares about financials, then emphasize financial features in the product. If not, don't.
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@empathicalchemy
I agree, but with a big dose of, in some form, on some level. The bigger more popular use cases might end up having the finical aspect being just a small part of the bigger picture of what they are doing.
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Generally, yes. Unfortunately we haven't gone far off the general message of ownership and monetization. Even the public good folks don't seem to get that you can't have private ownership and still call something a public good.
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If I see your cast and reply ,so my side is clear
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