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@base contributor #001; onchain cities w/ OAK & city3

an emphemeral L3 that last for a full event like a game or tournament. do a ton of onchain activity / let users earn tons of NFTs, then at the end, let them "export" their favorite things / summary NFTs back to L2 that live forever.

@base builder #001; onchain cities w/ OAK & city3

L3s don't have to be optimistic w/exit games. could do validity proofs. or could even just do a trusted commitment at the end from the operator. 

benefit is:

0. use L2 assets
1. write everything in EVM 
2. integrate seamlessly with other EVM tools
3. everything is open and onchain

it's gradually going to "just work"

Honest question - what's the benefit of an "L3" here?

If the event span is shorter than the time it takes to play exit games, then why not just have a server and post selective data to L2 at the end of the event?

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yep, costs will come way down IMO, to the point where it's basically just machine costs + margin

But running an L3 costs $3k/month. That too Fiat currency. 🤢

I wonder why it’s so expensive. 
I think conduit is expecting L3 to be like L2s with full on block explorers, high end RPCs, etc. But what you’re describing is a barebones L3. It should be $50/month to run that.

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Why does it need to be an L3? 

Couldn’t it be a short-lived “quest” that captures revenues or price accrual of some asset and then gives the ownership and decision making back to the community?

a different use case but similar theme

hosting an event, poll or quest-like app (time-bound) where users register, write/receive info, get rewards and then export/store the outcome back on the L2 after the event is over

https://tenor.com/view/actually-it-was-your-idea-laura-linney-wendy-byrde-ozark-that-was-your-proposal-gif-16998554

Do L3 implementations for things like this already exist?

From a marketing perspective the level of tracking across each activity would be golden - not to mention the way you'd be able to pinpoint precisely where there's increased friction. 

Pair that up with A/B testing for messaging at each step and we've got full-cycle marketing on-chain.

I get too excited about this