AlfaFrens

Alfafrens - The Great Deleveraging

I just published this post covering my views on the most recent and current events of /alfafrens

This is a long post, but a complete one. I am ultimately bullish on @alfafrens and hope this post provides insight into why subscriptions are declining and provides a longer-term view.

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Crypto / NFTs since 2017
Web3 Investor / Finance / Macro 
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This is a really insightful analysis. I completely agree with you that we are currently in the middle stages of deleveraging. How would you recommend a smallish channel like mine make money while we go through further stages?

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Thanks so much for reading. My recommendation, regardless of size, is to run cash flow neutral to positive right now. 

I would pivot to focusing on building a sustainable subscriber base, providing value and insights, incentivizes, etc. Have to build on a thesis outside of just alfa/month. You likely already do this.

Yeah, I think the tech and user interface will only improve over time. We just got emojis yesterday after all!

I am shifting my thinking to, people are paying $8/month to subscribe, I need to provide $10+ of value to make it worthwhile. Even with the farming incentives embedded in the system.

I'm not really spending time on sharing insights on my channel rn. The chat function on the app is, to put it lightly, not great. I have trouble typing out bigger sentences in the single line text box and it feels like a chore to send out multiple messages one after the other. But taking this as a sign I should start.