The picture above shows me paying for educational DAO program with Eth and getting an additional discount based on relevant Soulbounds/VCs I own.

How is the metaverse economy different from the real one? By programmability and composability.

The effect is enormous: we now have an endless (latent) space for the design of various kinds of tools for bargaining. As an interface for an online game, where you can throw gold coins and things to the seller until they agree. And if you have a positive reputation with his faction, then you will need less coins and things. Actually, this is exactly how trading works in the real world. It’s just that before the crypt, we didn’t have the tools to digitize it and execute it in a decentralized but provable and verifiable environment.

Let’s imagine a few scenarios:

1. How-To DAO is a subscription-based digital university. I can buy a subscription just with tokens, or get a discount by providing proof of my reputation in the form of NFT from the CryptoEssay channel, POAP showing that I am a member of the TheGraph protocol board and SBT issued for completing the _buildspace course. So I paid for a year's access to HTD's community of experts and mentors and educational programs for building web3 businesses, but received a substantial discount (just like a scholarship or university rebate for my achievements) because I had demonstrated that I was active in this area.

2. I came to Cyprus for 6 months and I want to rent a house near Limassol. This is a short term rental and I don't have the cash to pay for the whole term at once. But I can offer the landlord my digital credit reputation (SBT + VCs), as well as sign a smart contract that would automatically (trustlessly!!) transfer a share of my revenue share of the contract. RevShare contract (Shurik Agapitov's idea) - this is possible when, as an influencer, I made a promotion for a new mobile toy, and the game developers in return closed a contract according to which 0.5% of the game's total revenue over the next 18 months automatically falls to my address.

3. I started a food delivery business in Tel Aviv. As a new project, I need marketing and attracting new customers, so I'm airdropping 50% discounts on the entire menu. Only customers who are power-users (power-devourers) of online delivery services can receive such a drop. To receive, you need to log in through Uber, Glovo or Yango, where you have collectively made more than 100 delivery orders over the past year.

The picture above shows me paying for educational DAO program with Eth and getting an additional discount based on relevant Soulbounds/VCs I own.

How is the metaverse economy different from the real one? By programmability and composability.

The effect is enormous: we now have an endless (latent) space for the design of various kinds of tools for bargaining. As an interface for an online game, where you can throw gold coins and things to the seller until they agree. And if you have a positive reputation with his faction, then you will need less coins and things. Actually, this is exactly how trading works in the real world. It’s just that before the crypt, we didn’t have the tools to digitize it and execute it in a decentralized but provable and verifiable environment.

Let’s imagine a few scenarios:

1. How-To DAO is a subscription-based digital university. I can buy a subscription just with tokens, or get a discount by providing proof of my reputation in the form of NFT from the CryptoEssay channel, POAP showing that I am a member of the TheGraph protocol board and SBT issued for completing the _buildspace course. So I paid for a year's access to HTD's community of experts and mentors and educational programs for building web3 businesses, but received a substantial discount (just like a scholarship or university rebate for my achievements) because I had demonstrated that I was active in this area.

2. I came to Cyprus for 6 months and I want to rent a house near Limassol. This is a short term rental and I don't have the cash to pay for the whole term at once. But I can offer the landlord my digital credit reputation (SBT + VCs), as well as sign a smart contract that would automatically (trustlessly!!) transfer a share of my revenue share of the contract. RevShare contract (Shurik Agapitov's idea) - this is possible when, as an influencer, I made a promotion for a new mobile toy, and the game developers in return closed a contract according to which 0.5% of the game's total revenue over the next 18 months automatically falls to my address.

3. I started a food delivery business in Tel Aviv. As a new project, I need marketing and attracting new customers, so I'm airdropping 50% discounts on the entire menu. Only customers who are power-users (power-devourers) of online delivery services can receive such a drop. To receive, you need to log in through Uber, Glovo or Yango, where you have collectively made more than 100 delivery orders over the past year.