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

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@degenduckynft

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.