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This campaigns section on @dropsocial_app is getting serious.
People get real tasks, done by real people, and rewarded in real time.
A win-win for both campaign runners getting high value organic growth, and users getting rewarded instantly.
Link to app: app.dropsocial.fun/i/4n7hyr
Most of the people using social media platforms nowadays either want to earn through creator monetisation, or grow an audience/community to sell their ideas, products, services and so on.
How that’s getting shaped, read on here:
Lately today, I have been thinking of how social media has spent nearly last 20 years teaching people how to get attention.
The direction, however, in the last few years has been silently shifting, that is the opportunity to help people make money from it, and for which same and one of the primary reasons I was super pumped on Online+ from ION. Hence, things beyond creator monetisation are to be thought.
Look at Facebook Marketplace. Look at TikTok Shop. Look at YouTube Shopping.
This is now obvious, social platforms are becoming commerce platforms. But I think there’s another layer of issue that exists.
Why should a creator need one platform to build an audience, another to sell products, another to handle payments, and another to manage customers?
Why not a marketplace built into the social network itself. Where creators can open stores, sell physical and digital products, and accept payments in their choice of currencies.
Now, Facebook marketplace, Tiktok shop, YouTube shopping, etc. are essentially doing it already. But they just enable the easy discovery of the products, not completely integrated commerce.
This is the same reason I went to see if @dropsocial_app is doing it any better.
Escrows and all aren’t anything new. If you brainstorm any idea with any top AI model, it is quick to suggest this escrow based and fully integrated mechanism. But to make it work as fluidly and smoothly is another thing. Perhaps, this is what Pi Network also intended to do within its ecosystem, but the friction still existed. Social in one tab, marketplace in another, and so on.
Drops is, so far, making it simple as it needs to be. Creators can open stores, sell physical and digital products, and accept payments in DROPS, USDT or any available choice of currency. Payments are held in escrow until delivery is confirmed, with a dispute mechanism if something goes wrong. There’s also a proposed mechanism to direct a portion of marketplace fees back into the community reward pool.
Now again, the interesting part isn’t simply putting a marketplace inside a social app. That has been done. It’s the possibility of connecting social activity, commerce and community incentives within the same economy and without friction.
If people are already spending their time building communities, discovering creators and sharing ideas, why shouldn’t they also be able to do business there?
The next generation of social platforms won’t just compete for your attention. They’ll compete on what you can actually do with it.
This is where I would like to see how Drops makes it an edge or just let it be another feature among the plethora of others. Counter opinions are welcome. 😎
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Lately today, I have been thinking of how social media has spent nearly last 20 years teaching people how to get attention.
The direction, however, in the last few years has been silently shifting, that is the opportunity to help people make money from it, and for which same and one of the primary reasons I was super pumped on Online+ from ION. Hence, things beyond creator monetisation are to be thought.
Look at Facebook Marketplace. Look at TikTok Shop. Look at YouTube Shopping.
This is now obvious, social platforms are becoming commerce platforms. But I think there’s another layer of issue that exists.
Why should a creator need one platform to build an audience, another to sell products, another to handle payments, and another to manage customers?
Why not a marketplace built into the social network itself. Where creators can open stores, sell physical and digital products, and accept payments in their choice of currencies.
Now, Facebook marketplace, Tiktok shop, YouTube shopping, etc. are essentially doing it already. But they just enable the easy discovery of the products, not completely integrated commerce.
This is the same reason I went to see if @dropsocial_app is doing it any better.
Escrows and all aren’t anything new. If you brainstorm any idea with any top AI model, it is quick to suggest this escrow based and fully integrated mechanism. But to make it work as fluidly and smoothly is another thing. Perhaps, this is what Pi Network also intended to do within its ecosystem, but the friction still existed. Social in one tab, marketplace in another, and so on.
Drops is, so far, making it simple as it needs to be. Creators can open stores, sell physical and digital products, and accept payments in DROPS, USDT or any available choice of currency. Payments are held in escrow until delivery is confirmed, with a dispute mechanism if something goes wrong. There’s also a proposed mechanism to direct a portion of marketplace fees back into the community reward pool.
Now again, the interesting part isn’t simply putting a marketplace inside a social app. That has been done. It’s the possibility of connecting social activity, commerce and community incentives within the same economy and without friction.
If people are already spending their time building communities, discovering creators and sharing ideas, why shouldn’t they also be able to do business there?
The next generation of social platforms won’t just compete for your attention. They’ll compete on what you can actually do with it.
This is where I would like to see how Drops makes it an edge or just let it be another feature among the plethora of others. Counter opinions are welcome. 😎
Lately today, I have been thinking of how social media has spent nearly last 20 years teaching people how to get attention.
The direction, however, in the last few years has been silently shifting, that is the opportunity to help people make money from it, and for which same and one of the primary reasons I was super pumped on Online+ from ION. Hence, things beyond creator monetisation are to be thought.
Look at Facebook Marketplace. Look at TikTok Shop. Look at YouTube Shopping.
This is now obvious, social platforms are becoming commerce platforms. But I think there’s another layer of issue that exists.
Why should a creator need one platform to build an audience, another to sell products, another to handle payments, and another to manage customers?
Why not a marketplace built into the social network itself. Where creators can open stores, sell physical and digital products, and accept payments in their choice of currencies.
Now, Facebook marketplace, Tiktok shop, YouTube shopping, etc. are essentially doing it already. But they just enable the easy discovery of the products, not completely integrated commerce.
This is the same reason I went to see if @dropsocial_app is doing it any better.
Escrows and all aren’t anything new. If you brainstorm any idea with any top AI model, it is quick to suggest this escrow based and fully integrated mechanism. But to make it work as fluidly and smoothly is another thing. Perhaps, this is what Pi Network also intended to do within its ecosystem, but the friction still existed. Social in one tab, marketplace in another, and so on.
Drops is, so far, making it simple as it needs to be. Creators can open stores, sell physical and digital products, and accept payments in DROPS, USDT or any available choice of currency. Payments are held in escrow until delivery is confirmed, with a dispute mechanism if something goes wrong. There’s also a proposed mechanism to direct a portion of marketplace fees back into the community reward pool.
Now again, the interesting part isn’t simply putting a marketplace inside a social app. That has been done. It’s the possibility of connecting social activity, commerce and community incentives within the same economy and without friction.
If people are already spending their time building communities, discovering creators and sharing ideas, why shouldn’t they also be able to do business there?
The next generation of social platforms won’t just compete for your attention. They’ll compete on what you can actually do with it.
This is where I would like to see how Drops makes it an edge or just let it be another feature among the plethora of others. Counter opinions are welcome. 😎
The discussions and conversations are starting. The community is shaping the direction and development of the project.
It only gets better from here.
There are projects that deliver SHIT nothing and keep shouting ‘groundbreaking’ thing coming ‘by next week, by next month, by the end of spring, by the end of year…’ And then they deliver SHIT nothing.
And there are projects that ACTUALLY deliver, and just ask its community lightly to update the app and find themselves.
It’s really very early, and the conversations and discussions once aspired by the community, are about to start afresh, albeit without a SCAMMER founder.
Join the community here and let’s begin.
t.me/DropsCommunityGroup
Drops has reached 1k holders. Organically.
Meanwhile, KUCOIN has thrown out ION. And it keeps heading to ZERO.
Homework: Check top trader activity of ION. You will be surprised.
Not a financial advice, but you will definitely make more returns from Drops than from ION.
I am not on @dropsocial_app, and this is not any endorsement, but you can tell who’s doing what and how. Cheers.
Have a good time ahead, keep losing with the narratives. :)
Albert is starting the journey afresh of all those who once dreamt of ION shattering the world by it’s products.
Only that, it is going to happen with @dropsocial_app now.
Must join! 👇
$ICE $ION @ice_blockchain @dropsocial_app $drops
Lets get this Telegram for the Drops community built!
Please join and repost!
t.me/DropsCommunityGroup
It’s fascinating that a project developed by once ION community member, who along with his small team has silently delivered more than what ION kept shouting every other day, and has been under development for just several months.
Although the fundamentals of ION were showcased as groundbreaking, blockchain based revolutionary tech, of what 0% was eventually given to public to use, and 100% scammed, @dropsocial_app has resiliently given much more into the hands of public.
- $DROPS has already done over 15x for its holders in just a few months. Without ads, marketing spend, or paid exchange listings.
- In the last 3 days, 3 new ATHs have been hit for $DROPS.
- The market cap has risen above $1.1M and FDV over $4.3M.
And this is just getting started, and for better. I believe another 50x coming soon, another 10x is a joke for it, because it goes the way any project should have for a long time.
More than the price, educate people around you about the use-cases and how it is building group up.
Have a good time.
Honestly, surprising results for me.
I just realised I have been too much away, for too much long.
Time for the @dropsocial_app community to gear up?
I will see you soon.
Running a quick check, how many of you are on Drops Social @dropsocial_app ?
72%YES
28%NO
135 votes • Final resultsHi Habebe @Bitcoinhabebe,
Any thoughts on this project that your community should know?
» » @dropsocial_app
Running a quick check, how many of you are on Drops Social @dropsocial_app ?
72%YES
28%NO
135 votes • Final resultsBest part? This is happening without any dogs barking.
Goodnight.
Not a financial advice, but you will definitely make more returns from Drops than from ION.
I am not on @dropsocial_app, and this is not any endorsement, but you can tell who’s doing what and how. Cheers.
Have a good time ahead, keep losing with the narratives. :)
Soon after the ‘groundbreaking’ project was washed-off, a sensitive data leak of hundreds of thousands of its users was reported. As usual, nothing more was explained just like earlier dozens and dozens of announcements.
Because people casually moved on without understanding what happened to that data, and how detrimental consequences it can have for the users, the project party pushed a way more deadlier project. Nonetheless, this same proxy project had earlier been accused of similar, yet more deadlier, user-data breaches.
Thank you for your attention.