Why shouldn't we accept people stepping into the creator role? Look at the reality—most folks without substantial startup capital struggle to generate income through traditional routes. In today's Web3 landscape, content creation has become a legitimate pathway. InfoFi opens new doors, reward mechanisms incentivize participation, and the creator economy is flourishing across decentralized platforms. When the infrastructure makes it feasible for regular users to earn while building community value, it's natural they'd pursue it. Rather than questioning their motivation, we should recognize this as a rational response to available opportunities in the digital economy.
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DegenDreamer
· 01-06 13:56
Nah, real talk, with the lowered threshold, everyone wants to give it a try, anyway, no loss of money 🤷
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FloorSweeper
· 01-06 13:50
NGL, this logic makes sense. When the threshold is low, people will naturally come in. That's capitalism for you.
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AlphaBrain
· 01-06 13:48
NGL, that's the logic. People without startup capital should find a way, and Web3 provides opportunities—why refuse them?
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GasWhisperer
· 01-06 13:41
ngl the mempool's getting crowded with creators but that's just market inefficiency finding its equilibrium... watch the fee waves, they'll tell you who's actually serious about building vs farming clout
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TokenomicsShaman
· 01-06 13:40
NGL, the Web3 creator wave is like this: with lower barriers, natural people come in. No need to question motives... This is market choice.
Why shouldn't we accept people stepping into the creator role? Look at the reality—most folks without substantial startup capital struggle to generate income through traditional routes. In today's Web3 landscape, content creation has become a legitimate pathway. InfoFi opens new doors, reward mechanisms incentivize participation, and the creator economy is flourishing across decentralized platforms. When the infrastructure makes it feasible for regular users to earn while building community value, it's natural they'd pursue it. Rather than questioning their motivation, we should recognize this as a rational response to available opportunities in the digital economy.