There’s a huge difference between having followers and having a network.
Followers are numbers.
Networks create information flow, reputation and coordination.
That’s why the social graph angle around @motiontip interests me.
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@karlsvenson@motiontip The interesting part isn't simply rewarding people for posting. It's whether those incentives create a network people actually want to keep participating in.
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The irony of crypto: everyone says “community matters” while measuring everything except community. @motiontip is at least trying to make social participation measurable.
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The funniest part about crypto:
we used to farm liquidity.
then points.
then attention.
now we're farming social graphs.
@motiontip might be onto something here.
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Most protocols ask users to provide liquidity.
Social protocols ask users to provide attention.
Both are scarce resources.
The difference is that almost nobody realizes how valuable the second one actually is.
@motiontip
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Beta TIPPING is LIVE!
We expect tipping to be a central part of the RH economy
Over 10K bagworkers across the communities we index received tip allocations so far
This is Beta testing, it is controlled amt. But we are watching who is active!
See 🧵 for more details.
Beta TIPPING is LIVE!
We expect tipping to be a central part of the RH economy
Over 10K bagworkers across the communities we index received tip allocations so far
This is Beta testing, it is controlled amt. But we are watching who is active!
See 🧵 for more details.
Watching @motiontip like a researcher, not a maxi. What works? What doesn't? What behavior does the incentive system create? Those answers matter.
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The market doesn't reward you for understanding something after everyone else understands it.
The edge is studying the mechanism while everyone else is still farming the headline.
That’s my approach to @motiontip.
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