Kyle McCollom
@kyle
Excited for SushiSwap-Uniswap vampire attacks, but between restaurants, games, etc. For example: Dunkin Donuts incentivizing Starbucks customers with a better points system.
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Kyle McCollom
@kyle
This already happens - for example, phone companies buying you out of your current contract with a competitor. Just not in nearly as open of a playing field as crypto.
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jacob
@jacob
sushiswap lost tho
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↑langchain 🎩
@langchain
Web2 does not need liquidity mining mental illness pls.
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nicole
@nicole
Tired: player v player Wired: corporation v corporation
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Antonio García Martínez
@antonio
While this is tantamount to crypto heresy (because it's one of the core beliefs of the crypto faith), nobody ever quite explains why any brand or business should be in favor of interoperability. 'Benefits to consumer' arguments don't cute much ice in the non-crypto world, broadly speaking.
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Ashu
@forty2
Points as GTM is like leaving it for luck.
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Carlos
@carlos
1000% and not only restaurants, think the biggest potential here are onchain products / experiments. Wrote about this here: https://paragraph.xyz/@carlos/lets-start-controversy
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Leo Simon
@leo5
Agreed, and zkTLS could be a great technical solution for this https://x.com/aaronjmars/status/1778831455239418338
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BabyCrypto 🎩 🍖
@babycrypto
Cool idea! Do you think they will do it? 5 $degen
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Keanu Cage 🔵🎩🤘🏻
@keanucage
I’ve played Dracula on the big screen
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