On Web3 Membership and Composable Monetization — Andrew Hong
We’ve seen various combinations of NFT (ERC721) auctions, ERC20 airdrops, open sales of both, tiered access to the open sales, etc. - all under the guise of making you a “member of the community”. Some have worked well, while others have been flaming piles of garbage.
We’ve seen various combinations of NFT (ERC721) auctions, ERC20 airdrops, open sales of both, tiered access to the open sales, etc. - all under the guise of making you a “member of the community”. Some have worked well, while others have been flaming piles of garbage. I believe each monetization method has its place, but we need to be more intentional about: who in the community they’re targeting how they’re composed together In this piece, I want to propose some frameworks and implementation tools/examples for monetizing membership across clusters in a community. I recommend reading my previo
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