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humpty
@humpty.eth
I was at a social event last night with Hollywood types. They were very interested in the intersection of crypto and media. They were just as excited about Farcaster, specially as I explained how the Merkle team did a tremendous job at abstracting away the Ethereum identity layer (wallets, private keys) and financial layer (payments). But the fee to join was still too high a hurdle for them. I’ll be gifting them all accounts but @dwr.eth @v should consider removing it altogether to accelerate onboarding. Beyond being there to discourage bots (it doesn’t) I don’t think it serves a valuable enough purpose, and keeps good people away. Also, more soon about my plans for developing better crypto narratives with Hollywood.
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Garrett
@garrett
Another example where a simple and straightforward reimbursement program would be very useful and helpful in growing the network
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Matthew Fox 🌐
@matthewfox
Who's in Hollywood that is used to paying less than $5 for anything?
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JB Rubinovitz ⌐◨-◨
@rubinovitz
Having a similar issue with Brooklyn creatives
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bradr
@bradr.eth
excited to solve this problem together @humpty.eth , imo it's so clear that hollywood needs the crypto community 🤝
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Maximus ✪
@1161
Yep try onboarding people in a developing country 😅
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zach roth
@zachroth.eth
so good hanging man, couldn't agree more and excited to work with you on the future of consumer crypto! Mass adoption needs the right top of funnel.
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torii.base.eth
@torii-stories
I would love to have heard--or I would even go for "read" at the very minimum--this dialogue. Both your explanation of Farcaster as well as some of their questions about the $$ aspect
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