Consumer Crypto

so far, consumer crypto apps are trying to monetize our daily interactions on social media

- like a picture -> social minting with protocol rewards  
- create and share stickers -> mint them, and rewards are distributed as stickers are collected and shared  
- subscribe -> fans get a share as the community grows

These common engagements are cheap. Don’t think any frequent user action should be priced, and doing so defy what these actions mean for most users

I do think monetizing more vital dynamics and connections makes sense - access to certain conversations, timely posts, accounts that routinely make Warpcast my go-to app… basically digital relationships.

I think hypersub gets this right

/clanker | alex@clanker.world | please @ me if you’ve reached out via dm, thank you!

gave up on trying to make it in the cool kids club.

Using alt clients is great for the network!

Warpcast is only my “go to” 30% of the time nowadays. If you’d have asked me in April, Warpcast was 100%. I use wildcard, Zora, Warpcast, supercast, and occasionally yup. I like hypersub and party but I haven’t really used either for very much so far. I do not care for the party app, I wish it further integrated a wallet connection to give a full suite of options.

microsub.

Paying for every small interaction misses the point focus on monetizing real connections and value-added experiences.