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I didn't read your wall, but, if I bought a $2M Jay Z art, or a deed to a famous house, and wanted to show that off on my Twitter page, web3 tokens allow me to
by tata71 5y ago
I didn't read your wall, but, if I bought a $2M Jay Z art, or a deed to a famous house, and wanted to show that off on my Twitter page, web3 tokens allow me to do this — not Patreon.
Might be worth looking into as a Patreon feature — or a competitor.
- danShumway 5y agoNo worries, short version is that in most cases if you're trying to show off to the world that you supported an artist, traditional sponsorship mentions by the artist themself are going to be more public, confer more status, and are going to be seen by more people than a token. But agreed that having more Patreon integrations (in the same vein as how Discord roles already work) would make that kind of thing even easier.