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@UsamaCryptoPro GM, interesting on GIF
Honest question as we move through the week:
Do you still believe FoodFi has a real chance to become a lasting category, or do you think most projects will fade once the narrative cools?
Still deep in DYOR on it.
@web3_elcee@Gangstazfun GM, empires do
Iโm with FoodFi research instead of chasing every new narrative.
Quick question: Would you rather put serious research time into a clean tokenized treasury product, or a real food brand trying to come on-chain with actual sales?
Curious where your head is at.
@0xWassie GM.
After weeks of looking into FoodFi, my current view is simple:
The token is the easy part. Consistent operations + real revenue transparency is the hard part.
Do you agree, or am I being too harsh on the space?
@Adura_of_web3 GM legend.
One insight that keeps hitting me during FoodFi research:
Most projects will not fail because of the token. They will fail because the real-world restaurant economics donโt work.
Do you think the market is still underestimating operational risk?
@lookonchain Interesting moves.
As attention is on whale selling/ capital rotation, Iโm on a slower research lane, FoodFi.
Real restaurant operations and actual revenue flow vs pure speculative positioning. Very different type of risk.
Anyone else still looking at consumer RWAs seriously?
back to token holders.
Tokenizing a brand is relatively easy.
Making the underlying business work on-chain is the real filter.
The projects that survive will obsess over operations and unit economics, not just the chart.
Do you agree, or am I being too skeptical?
๐Clear lesson after weeks of DYOR on FoodFi:
Most people are underestimating the hardest part.
๐Itโs not the token design.
๐Itโs not the narrative.
๐Itโs not even the marketing.
โ Itโs whether the actual restaurant can generate consistent, transparent revenue that flows
@ZackMe5p@tastyco_io Tastyco will make it possible for one to play a role in the food brand you love, it won't be filling your tommy only, but your pocket has the possibility of being filled as well. ๐ค
๐Fans donโt just follow food brands anymore.
They film them, hype them, line up for themโฆ and still walk away with zero ownership.
TastyCo flips that.
The same community that makes a burger or coffee brand blow up can now back it, stake its token, and earn real royalties
every time someone orders.
No equity given up by the founder.
Real revenue shared with the people who actually care.
This is what the FoodFi community looks like.
Youโre not just eating the brand. Youโre in it.
Whoโs ready to stop being just a customer? ๐๐
@tastyco_io
@RWAFoundation_ That is just it, I see other fields opening up. I am currently on FoodFI, FoodFI DYOR. Tokenization of real world food brands, favourite Food brands. ๐ค
@hackenclub@ADGlobalMarket@ADGMAcademy@abudhabiuni Regulation, just like security, kind of takes a back seat, it's only when there is an incedence, or something goes wrong, that everybody jumps up suddenly and realize that there were lacks, that culture has to change. ๐ค
@buda_kyiv Regulation, safety, checks, sometimes becomes an issue, it's like development is ahead of it, it's only or after harm has been done,that there is cashing up or a sudden wake up, that these has to be done. ๐ค
@RWAFoundation_ GM.
After weeks of looking into FoodFi, my current view is:
Most projects will not die because of bad tokenomics.
They will die because of weak unit economics and operations.
What Do you think of this, or am I being too harsh?