Everybody juices rewards for supply side, nobody juices rewards for demand side

Commit

HIGHER

How to use commit.wtf for $higher (initiatives, contributors)

>> IT PAYS OFF TO ACTIVELY GO HIGHER & SUPPORT EACH OTHER 

1️⃣ Define specific commit for specific audience that is already part of Higher, is on Farcaster, has done similar challenges &or benefits from it
2️⃣ Well-defined description / instruction what the commit is about, what people can use &or need to do, which group to join + extra rewards
3️⃣ Announce in advance, pick good period & actively seed committers
4️⃣ Launch announcement, personal reach out - have fun committing!!!
5️⃣ Post-announcement: Recognition of (top) committers & start of next!

🔥 Targeting 1st of Feb for Commit Announcements, Mon 10th of Feb for 2-week Trial Commit Starts, Last week of Feb for Review & onboarding more people to a 1-month commit for March

🔥 5 Commits for: Content Creators, Users (Art collectors, App users), Athletics, Builders, Traders

We grow the higher economy simply by going higher consistently.
You can just do things.
Higher.

Too many focus indeed on supply side & when they go for demand side they get farmed & leak value vs finetuning incentives for growth.

Commit.wtf let's you stake some tokens on commits. If you fulfill your commit you get the stake back + stake from quitters + extra rewards.

> I will create commits for creators & users/collectors + extra rewards

> Those that don't commit consistently will juice the reward for others.

> /commit is a powerful primitive as it enables communities to win together (in the case of higher: Create a bigger brand with more content & distribution).

Essentially, no loss lottery + upside for contributors. Quitters pay.

https://warpcast.com/juli/0x41225a56