Imagine a scenario: users complete some daily small tasks and participate in lucky draws to earn corresponding rewards — all these mechanisms are based on their actual physical locations and devices.
There is no complicated registration process, nor mandatory learning curve. Users only need to participate.
This design may seem simple, but it has been carefully refined with the goal of supporting large-scale user growth. By lowering the participation threshold and combining real-world scenarios with digital incentives, users can naturally integrate into the ecosystem. This is precisely the direction many Web3 applications are exploring — how to achieve exponential growth while maintaining usability.
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SellLowExpert
· 01-11 17:57
Low barriers are indeed attractive, but can they really retain people? I'm afraid it might just be another fleeting trick.
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WagmiWarrior
· 01-11 17:56
Haha, this logic sounds beautiful, but essentially it's just using a lottery scheme to trap users.
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Not abstract at all, this is the real way to reduce cognitive load.
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Both Location-based and Device ID, what about data privacy?
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Low threshold is enjoyable, but I'm worried it won't be so friendly when it's time to cut the leeks later.
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Hey, this kind of model seems no different from those traditional LBS apps. What about the core advantages of Web3?
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Exactly, that's how you break the circle. Don't bother with those flashy things.
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Always talking about exponential growth, will users really stay? Or will they just play for two weeks and leave?
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PriceOracleFairy
· 01-11 17:55
so basically location-based rewards without the ux hell... that's the arbitrage play nobody's talking about yet
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BuyHighSellLow
· 01-11 17:29
It's the same old trick of lowering the threshold and诱导 participation, sounding just like the real thing.
This sounds good in theory, but in reality, it's just about capturing the attention of newcomers.
Imagine a scenario: users complete some daily small tasks and participate in lucky draws to earn corresponding rewards — all these mechanisms are based on their actual physical locations and devices.
There is no complicated registration process, nor mandatory learning curve. Users only need to participate.
This design may seem simple, but it has been carefully refined with the goal of supporting large-scale user growth. By lowering the participation threshold and combining real-world scenarios with digital incentives, users can naturally integrate into the ecosystem. This is precisely the direction many Web3 applications are exploring — how to achieve exponential growth while maintaining usability.