Streme

Mini Apps

Gm! we finally did it! We managed to make this mini app not look completely like trash 😆 - The bugs are by design I promise.. when his raft lags it's just consensus happening 😎 

I'm super proud to finally release: 
"StremInu, A $SuperInu River Adventure"

https://farcaster.xyz/miniapps/UnoOnG81fzr4/stremeinu-superfluid-river

What if...

Leaderboard ➡️ a streamable @superfluid pool

Players ➡️ Each will pay/add the same amount to the pool(if they want to compete on the leaderboard)

Top 10%(or another %) ➡️ will start earning tokens each second if they make it to the top.

3 chances per tx ➡️ Then people can pay and try again if they want, no limits.

Dev can switch to any /streme token. Assuming each leaderboard will be up for a week, month, whatever. 

Either the app has its own dedicated token + a small fee for revenue ...or regularly switch between tokens(targeting communities, you know..) and keep that fee.

Might be an interesting idea not just for @koh 😁

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And yeah, your variant is very interesting ... sounds like a battle royale. 👍

Which also aligns with my view on how this should work. 

I have some experience with such games. 😁

A similar idea has been kicking around for a while, which might have originated from @0xfran. Except instead of "paying" into the pool, participants stream into to it. As long as you keep your stream going, you can get 100% refund. But if you chicken out and stop your stream, the tokens are shared by those who remain, or reserved for the eventual last wallet streaming. Or something.

I had a variant idea recently, which starts more like you describe, paying lumps sums into the pool to start a round. The pool then equally streams out to funders at a constant rate, but then game mechanics result in users being eliminated. When that happens, the stream is shared by fewer members. The longer you last, the more you get back.