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Nick Grossman
@nickgrossman.eth
So my question is: What do we think are the most compelling stories of web3/crypto, at the application / consumer layer that we can point to **today**? I don't mean ones that will appeal to builders or investors. I mean ones that will appeal to regular people, and most importantly, politicians. /fin
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Vinay Vasanji
@vinayvasanji.eth
It's not in its complete form yet - but candi.es chat app was/is part of my effort to accelerate DID adoption (open in two browsers, or send a link to a friend and try it)
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Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
Only one I can think of is NBA Top Shot. So far, the only crypto apps that have gained and sustained traction are related to investing.
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Brian
@brianj
imo you need to play to the left to shift the narrative - crypto enables anon work => much harder to discriminate in the workplace - circumvent "repressive" red states regulations of various forms especially if you use privacy tech+crypto - billions of evil VC dollars going to developing world => good nyt article
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Bethany Crystal
@bethanymarz
This would also be a great question to post on backdrop cc @joey
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Ayush
@ayushm.eth
PoolTogether type apps were the first one to blow my mind For politicians, we should just build another ftx
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MintStars
@mintstars
i was doing so good up until politicians 😔
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Eric P. Rhodes
@epr
Whenever talking to "regular people" which is basically my whole family (abt 30 ppl i see often). I get a sense of the web3 things that appeal to them. For my nephew it's being able to use digital assets across multiple gaming titles. For my bond-broker cousin, he's very interested in NFTs and real estate. More ⬇
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Breck Yunits
@breck
My favorite way to pay people, by far. It works, everytime, 24/7. No login to see records. For paying people internationally. And for paying people domestically. Zelle fails or causes hours of phone support. Venmo also blocks transactions 10% of the time. The problem is last mile. People prefer fiat payments.
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