(I'm not in favor of this concept at all, but read on for a few thoughts) --- I can see one exceptionally limited use case for this: Recruiting influencers i

(I'm not in favor of this concept at all, but read on for a few thoughts) --- I can see one exceptionally limited use case for this: Recruiting influencers into related (influence-y) roles. Example: eSports player Taylor Jackson wants sponsorship with league Team Plasma. Team Plasma's application/recruiting process entails an invite-only process where players are contracted based on metrics derived from common streaming platforms like stream size, stream demographics, gameplay, an arbitrary "hype" measurement, etc., but Team Plasma decides to offer a secondary route for players capable of crowdfunding a certain total. Taylor fulfills the crowdfunding goal due to their reach on platforms not monitored by Team Plasma (e.g clubhouse for the sake of this contrived example). Another example could include influencers for promotional gigs, like those gigs where someone tends to a paradise island for a year. --- I don't foresee this model scaling all that well without shoehorning it into places where it doesn't belong, and the communication of the model (and the model itself) very deservedly got incinerated.