Show HN: I noticed the negative sentiment on Web3, so I made a useful Web3 app
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Re: Show HN: I noticed the negative sentiment on Web3, so I made a useful Web3 app
#2> only the wealthiest individual can own this token forever.
the rich token will appear exclusively in your wallet when you become a new member.
> on each sale, the club membership fee rises.
What a time to be alive.
Re: Show HN: I noticed the negative sentiment on Web3, so I made a useful Web3 app
#3It’s like a Country Club without golf, tennis, mediocre food, or large rooms to DJ cookie cutter weddings.
Re: Show HN: I noticed the negative sentiment on Web3, so I made a useful Web3 app
#4It’s like a Country Club without golf, tennis, mediocre food, or large rooms to DJ cookie cutter weddings.
Ok. On second read I’d like to apologize for my snark - you made a thing, and that’s not easy, so kudos.
That said, have you thought about trying to leverage this pool of rich people for positive purpose? Maybe a modern version of the Elks Lodge, Rotary, Masons? I frequently lament the death of those types of networking, community building, service “clubs”. People join for access and interesting interactions, but the organizations themselves do amazing work (scholarships, battling polio, etc.). Just a thought.
Re: Show HN: I noticed the negative sentiment on Web3, so I made a useful Web3 app
#5It’s like a Country Club without golf, tennis, mediocre food, or large rooms to DJ cookie cutter weddings.
Ok. On second read I’d like to apologize for my snark - you made a thing, and that’s not easy, so kudos. That said, have you thought about trying to leverage this pool of rich people for positive purpose? Maybe a modern version of the Elks Lodge, Rotary, Masons? I frequently lament the death of those types of networking, community building, service “clubs”. People join for access and interesting interactions, but the…
No worries, it's a provocative project.
Thanks for your suggestions!