Another week of #onchain ticketing in action:

So far:
🎟️Monday: 6290 tickets
🎟️Tuesday: 5153 tickets
🎟️Wednesday: 8382 tickets
🎟️Thursday: 11623 tickets
🎟️Today: 9645 tickets so far

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I’m curious @jari-litmanen.eth what are these tickets for?

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All sorts of mainstream events, ranging from music to theater and some sports. The two largest users of the protocol currently are GUTS Tickets (NL) and DeFy Tickets (US).

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Kinda! Interesting semantic discussion. I'd argue they are assets as the tickets are issued as NFT's that can continue to be traded & provide utility beyond the event cycle.

The Dutch F1 used this system and integrated the NFT into their app for this fan engagement campaign:

Kinda! Interesting semantic discussion. I'd argue they are assets as the tickets are issued as NFT's that can continue to be traded & provide utility beyond the event cycle.

The Dutch F1 used this system and integrated the NFT into their app for this fan engagement campaign:
https://dutchgp.com/en/unlock-the-track/

Got it. So would this fall closer to the “consumables” category? Since an “asset” has to be an investment that appreciates in value, and these feel closer to transactional time-constrained purchases?

H/t to @thatguyintech for coining “real world consumables” 🙏