Idea: events as a community growth vector. Let's say example community has an NFT, and it gives holders the right to bring a +1 to an event every N months. Each +1 gets their NFT at the door, entitling them to the same privilege. Community grows by organic relationships, not purchases. ...all enabled by @event
This is great in concept, but to flesh the idea out further. The main NFT let's say a Noun holder brings in their friend. As a means of growing the exposure for the +1 to the Noun community, a sub-NFT that links to the same DAO would be better - like lilnouns is helping expose individuals to the Nouns community.
I’d play with adding a kickback for the current holder, e.g. both holder and guest get NFT derivative Aligns incentives more fully, pushing holders to more actively seek out net new community members to onboard
Does this limit scaling because “atoms are harder than bits”? Plus might need to keep frequency of events really high. Seems to trade a digital marketing problem into a physical marketing problem, no?
Playing out the incentive side, a community could issue +1 NFTs. These +1 NFTs could be used or sold as NFT holders see fit. A royalty split could be shared with the main NFT holder, creating a mutually beneficial revenue stream. This could be a one-time grant or used as an ongoing retention mechanism.
How does events work behind the scenes? Curious where the overlap between Farcaster as Twitter and events is?
I love this and have ideas I’m too lazy to type rn