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Quests made web3 grow. But they got a bad name. But that doesn't have to be the case. I'm excited for AMA008 this Friday with @apurvkaushal, founder of Intract. Apurv is helping web3 companies distribute incentives intelligently via a data & identity network of 500k monthly active users.

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How is the wider awakening to memecoins going to affect how we see community engagement? Is it time to move beyond tokens?

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Memes are a very interesting primitive- it can impact engagement in fun ways. For instance a trending meme coin drop gets 5 x more engagement for us. You could think of streaming meme coin drops or fun ways to drive engagement with games like worldPvP (every country had a meme coin, winner could rug others meme coin etc.) 

The thing about memes is they have a strong speculative aspect to it for a short time - you can leverage that to engage your community. But post that time frame, they are just worthless tokens.

Also meme coins have cults built around them - so via that you can target niche communities one coin at a time (kind of like on-chain targeting)