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I finally figured out Lens' business plan. Here's a breakdown: How AAVE Can "Theoretically" Apply Office Spacing Millions of Micro-Transactions Every action on the platform (likes, posts, follows, tips, comments, mints, etc.) incurs a tiny transaction fee - fractions of a cent - paid in $GHO. Rounded Fees Like in Office Space, they could round up or insert a minor spread in the fee structure, skimming a micro-fee from each transaction. Activity Farming = Growth Narrative With every micro-transaction denominated in $GHO, AAVE can turn around and say: “Look how much activity is flowing through our stablecoin - billions in social transactions! Just use AAVE.” Perception Boost = Valuation Boost The illusion of further massive usage creates hype and justifies capital raises, liquidity incentives, or integrations. $GHO then looks heavily adopted, even if most transactions are “internal” aka you posting food pics on Lens. Continued...
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Rehypothecation of Attention Just like banks lend out deposits, AAVE can leverage the transactional data and perceived growth to push institutional partnerships, grants, or treasury diversification - all that have nothing to do with social media or its users. In traditional finance, this would be highly illegal if undisclosed - like what Office Space parodies. In web3, the lines are more blurred but similar practices erode trust if not clearly disclosed (like in this case). So yea, congratulations everyone - Avara profits in more ways than one, you get no reward for wasting away your life as the world burns because there was at least one last hope for better social media and monetization for creators, and we all remain the peasants being played for fools. Enjoy your evening.
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