The social graph is basically a map of who talks to whom, who influences whom, and where attention flows.
If that becomes economically useful, the implications go way beyond simple tipping.
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@karlsvenson@motiontip SocialFi doesn't need another glorified engagement farm. It needs mechanisms that reward actual contribution and network growth. That's the interesting challenge for
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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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CT is basically decentralized marketing infrastructure.
Projects fight for attention, users fight for rewards, and narratives fight for mindshare.
@motiontip sits right in the middle of that chaos. $MOTION 🔥
CT keeps telling us attention is valuable, then spends all day farming it for free.
😂 @motiontip is interesting because it tries to turn that attention into an actual economic primitive.
Different meta, same game.
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The timeline is already a marketplace.
Some sell alpha, some sell narratives, some sell memes, and some sell pure hopium.
😂 @motiontip is interesting because it tries to put structure around the attention economy.
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Attention is scarce. Time is scarce.
Reputation is scarce. Yet CT treats all three like infinite resources.
@motiontip is interesting because it tries to connect those scarce resources into one social economy.
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