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🗞 Blockchain + Tiktok + Patreon + Insta = ?
What does it even mean to co-own a community? To make this concrete, suppose you're a YouTuber named Jimmy with 10,000 fans. Instead of asking fans to pay to subscribe to your YouTube channel (letting YouTube take 30% of your revenue in the process), you ask them to buy and hold $BEAST tokens.
Peter Yang • Creator Economy by Peter Yang | Substack
like substack, hypersub gives followers more control over their experience: users choose exactly which creators they want to support and therefore what content they want to consume.
unlike substack, the user-centric feed experience that hypersub offers can be implemented well beyond one app.
unlike substack, the user-centric feed experience that hypersub offers can be implemented well beyond one app.
hypersub as the crypto substack
An example of such a value leakage is Twitter being widely used by Substack writers to drive growth for their newsletters, and Substack is where a creator will effectively put their best content and exchange value.
Rapha Menezes • The Era of Paying for Content
But increasingly, creators with loyal followings are creating their own independent offerings—ranging from paid courses to niche communities to vertical social networks—with the basis of competition shifting to curated content and community, trust in a particular creator, and alignment to specific topics.