Matthew
@matthew
Idea: events as a community growth vector. Let's say example community has an NFT, and it gives holders the right to bring a +1 to an event every N months. Each +1 gets their NFT at the door, entitling them to the same privilege. Community grows by organic relationships, not purchases. ...all enabled by @event
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Nick Casares
@ndc
Playing out the incentive side, a community could issue +1 NFTs. These +1 NFTs could be used or sold as NFT holders see fit. A royalty split could be shared with the main NFT holder, creating a mutually beneficial revenue stream. This could be a one-time grant or used as an ongoing retention mechanism.
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Matthew
@matthew
revenue stream for what though? I think it's just a question of what those "+1 nfts" are. I see this as another way to "proliferate the ecosystem" as per the nouns model. 10,000 pfps up at once, 1 every day forever, or what i've suggested above are all ways of doing that (maybe a community uses all three!).
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Nick Casares
@ndc
NFT NYC side parties were a good example of where this kind of model would help the ecosystem grow beyond the collection. An event attendee on a +1 NFT could get a taste of the community before deciding to go all in on the secondary market.
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Nick Casares
@ndc
I was just thinking about the potential of using +1 NFTs as a way for the community to grow beyond the collection size while adding economic incentives to the mix. As a holder of a hot collection, it could be a way to introduce new people to the community with a royalty stream on the +1 NFTs (or a social cred thing).
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