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I have an idea.

Tipping and leaderboards are cool, but it makes time spent online too financially driven, and unsustainable - we all experience burnout. 

What if simply by using mini apps, and connecting our data to AI systems, we naturally receive micro-transactions for what we do online?

An honest human digital economy.

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Good question. An honest digital economy is all about rewarding real people for their actual contributions.

So that’s your data, insights, and creativity with attribution and ongoing value. 

Airdrops are often anonymous, speculative, and not really tied to meaningful input, it’s more for awareness and reach.

One human-centered, other growth-hacked.

How is this different to airdrops? 

As soon as you introduce an incentive, behaviors change (good or bad). It sounds like you are thinking about paying people for their data (eg casts)?

Your name sounds better, but yeah.

To @kbc's question, I think the key difference has to lie in sovereign user identities and data.

If it's opt-in and based on trust circles then it is naturally is resilient to botting and farming.

Your name sounds better, but yeah.

To @kbc's question, I think the key difference has to lie in sovereign user identities and data.

If it's opt-in and based on trust circles then it is naturally is resilient to botting and farming.

https://paragraph.com/@trigs/the-attention-economy