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Cashback in Web3 In the Web2 world, cashback is a familiar concept—users get a percentage of their spending returned to them, usually as fiat or points. In Web3, cashback evolves into a more flexible, transparent, and crypto-native form of rewards, typically offered through tokens, stablecoins, or NFTs. How Cashback Works in Web3: On-Chain Transactions: When users interact with a dApp (e.g. swap tokens, provide liquidity, or make purchases), the smart contract can automatically issue cashback rewards. Token Rewards: Instead of fiat, users receive native tokens or governance tokens from the platform (e.g., UNI, CAKE, or other project tokens). Staking & Farming Bonuses: Some platforms offer cashback in the form of boosted yields or additional staking rewards. NFT-based Cashback: In some cases, holding a certain NFT (like a loyalty badge) gives you automatic cashback or fee rebates when using a platform.
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Examples of Web3 Cashback Models: DeFi Platforms: Some decentralized exchanges like PancakeSwap or dYdX reward users with tokens when they trade or provide liquidity. Crypto Credit Cards: Projects like Crypto.com or Binance Card offer crypto cashback (1–8%) on real-world purchases made with their cards. Web3 Marketplaces: NFT platforms or DAOs may offer cashback to users who frequently trade or participate in governance. Referral Programs: Many Web3 apps offer token-based cashback for bringing in new users or helping grow the ecosystem.
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