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@kyletorpey
have any socialfi apps done revenue share with users and then allowed people to invest in accounts based on the revenue they earn? subscriptions and other forms of revenue could also be shared with token holders. would seem to be a more sustainable model than memecoins or nfts where there is no connection to any sort of intrinsic value generation. could also be implemented on traditional platforms like x without a blockchain if it's legal though.
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Bitcoin Research
@kyletorpey
even if technically illegal, law would probably have to be changed if millions of people launched their own socialfi tokens or just became holders of such tokens. similar to taxi laws with uber.
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Jason
@jachian
Actually @hypersub in a way. Don’t get to “invest” in an account in a traditional sense, but incentivizes being an early patron by giving you a larger proportion of new subscriber revenue based on how early you were and how many months you’ve subscribed up front
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vijay
@vijay
that's exactly how @alfafrens works you earn AF you can stake on creators to "invest" it's all streaming, splitting between creators and their stakers in real time
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m_j_r
@m-j-r.eth
no, this is what basepaint.xyz, slice.so and zora.co do. it's not fully, immutably built out, but a lot of potential.
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taofeek.eth
@taofeek
Orbapp built on lens protocol does something similar to this through its stickers. Creators make stickers that increase in price with each purchase, then the revenue is shared to orb, creators, and previous holders of the stickers. I find it sustainable.
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Katalyst
@katalystic
Popology has a lot of revenue streams and it’s full stack with an amazing development team
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