Farcaster

noice might completely redefine how social economics works by monetizing interactions.

Adding an economic layer to social actions changes behavior. It makes users more intentional about what they engage with and who they engage with. That usually means fewer interactions, but higher-quality ones.

And the value isn’t just for the platform, it benefits everyone:

- Consumers get better content and more meaningful conversations
- Creators are directly rewarded for what they share
- Curators earn incentives and build reputation by amplifying the right voices

Of course, this is the ideal. In reality, behavior is messy, not everyone wants to think about money when they post online. And that’s fair. But @noiceapp doesn’t force it. The $noice layer is optional and reversible, just a tool for those who want to experiment with new incentives.

I’m personally excited by these kinds of experiments. The only way to move the space forward is by testing bold ideas in the wild.

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