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There is nothing like a nice pump of dopamine circulating your brain’s reward system when a prize heads your way. In the old days, dopamine was typically used to maintain healthy habits; when we say used, we mean it was naturally interlinked with acts that contributed to your survival and prosperity, encouraging you to keep up with feel-good chemicals to boost your spirits.
While receiving a coupon code for signing up for a newsletter isn’t quite the miraculous life-saving experience, for better or for worse, it still stimulates these same pathways in the brain. Whether or not surviving newsletter subscription requests is as difficult as fighting for your life is a difficult subject.
If you’ve ever stopped to ask yourself “When did life become so generous?”, you might find the writing between the lines. Once companies started understanding these reward pathways, they began to piece how they could use them to gain people’s loyalty, support, and most importantly–their money together.
As commerce, money, and payment systems evolved, so did these reward structures. As the internet connected the world alongside globalization, access to new technologies meant easier rewards and payments. In essence, this is how we got to where we are today, an age of incentives, rewards, and digital dopamine.
The Silver Lining
It might seem as though we’re not fond of freebies–on the contrary, we love them! As long as they offer a net positive, are accurately advertised, and are delivered, there’s little to complain about. Sure, companies deploy such tactics to further their interests, but it’s safe to say that that is already a given. Customers know these nuances and adjust their perceptions accordingly, so why not pursue what’s arguably free?
However, despite the sheer size of today’s incentive structures, there seem to be practical limitations, beyond which it becomes unsustainable for an individual to keep up. But what if there was more to it? What if there was another layer accessible without changing anything in day-to-day purchases?
SyFu: Since We’re Already At It…
The beauty of SyFu’s protocol is that, instead of forcing a new system into an already crowded space, it complements what exists with a unique space accessible by consumers. To be more specific, SyFu is compatible with major payment network companies and utilizes users’ existing payment cards to track purchases and generate rewards without adding any additional steps in people’s day-to-day lives.
The only setup involves acquiring a SyFu MANEKINEKO NFT and connecting your card to the dApp. There are a few evolutions the MANEKINEKO can go through, and there may be random airdrops from time to time, but outside of events like these users don’t have to feel obligated to use an additional app to benefit from their spending habits.
The founding principles of SyFu as a project and as a mission is to help users realize their place and importance in the economy. Its dApp, features, and rewards reflect the belief that what consumers already do is good enough and is worth rewards for their contributions to the global market–regardless of the scale.
Official Website: https://syfu.io/
Whitepaper: https://syfu.io/whitepaper/SyFu_White_paper_ver1.0_en.pdf
X: https://x.com/syfuofficial
Discord: https://discord.gg/kPMczw5rfe
Telegram: https://t.me/syfupj

There is nothing like a nice pump of dopamine circulating your brain’s reward system when a prize heads your way. In the old days, dopamine was typically used to maintain healthy habits; when we say used, we mean it was naturally interlinked with acts that contributed to your survival and prosperity, encouraging you to keep up with feel-good chemicals to boost your spirits.
While receiving a coupon code for signing up for a newsletter isn’t quite the miraculous life-saving experience, for better or for worse, it still stimulates these same pathways in the brain. Whether or not surviving newsletter subscription requests is as difficult as fighting for your life is a difficult subject.
If you’ve ever stopped to ask yourself “When did life become so generous?”, you might find the writing between the lines. Once companies started understanding these reward pathways, they began to piece how they could use them to gain people’s loyalty, support, and most importantly–their money together.
As commerce, money, and payment systems evolved, so did these reward structures. As the internet connected the world alongside globalization, access to new technologies meant easier rewards and payments. In essence, this is how we got to where we are today, an age of incentives, rewards, and digital dopamine.
The Silver Lining
It might seem as though we’re not fond of freebies–on the contrary, we love them! As long as they offer a net positive, are accurately advertised, and are delivered, there’s little to complain about. Sure, companies deploy such tactics to further their interests, but it’s safe to say that that is already a given. Customers know these nuances and adjust their perceptions accordingly, so why not pursue what’s arguably free?
However, despite the sheer size of today’s incentive structures, there seem to be practical limitations, beyond which it becomes unsustainable for an individual to keep up. But what if there was more to it? What if there was another layer accessible without changing anything in day-to-day purchases?
SyFu: Since We’re Already At It…
The beauty of SyFu’s protocol is that, instead of forcing a new system into an already crowded space, it complements what exists with a unique space accessible by consumers. To be more specific, SyFu is compatible with major payment network companies and utilizes users’ existing payment cards to track purchases and generate rewards without adding any additional steps in people’s day-to-day lives.
The only setup involves acquiring a SyFu MANEKINEKO NFT and connecting your card to the dApp. There are a few evolutions the MANEKINEKO can go through, and there may be random airdrops from time to time, but outside of events like these users don’t have to feel obligated to use an additional app to benefit from their spending habits.
The founding principles of SyFu as a project and as a mission is to help users realize their place and importance in the economy. Its dApp, features, and rewards reflect the belief that what consumers already do is good enough and is worth rewards for their contributions to the global market–regardless of the scale.
Official Website: https://syfu.io/
Whitepaper: https://syfu.io/whitepaper/SyFu_White_paper_ver1.0_en.pdf
X: https://x.com/syfuofficial
Discord: https://discord.gg/kPMczw5rfe
Telegram: https://t.me/syfupj
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