A CEO of a leading compliant platform recently responded to community concerns, elaborating on the development approach of their Base public chain. He emphasized that this public chain is not a single-purpose chain, but one that aims to cover a wide range of application scenarios from daily payments and transaction settlements to DeFi ecosystems.
Interestingly, he specifically mentioned the importance of social content distribution. In his view, the content ecology of the Web3 era requires more native incentive mechanisms — through cryptocurrency-based like functions, user interactions can directly generate economic value. This is not just an improvement to traditional social engagement, but a deep integration of economic incentives into the social network itself.
From the overall planning of the Base chain, the underlying logic is quite clear: for the public chain to truly take root, it must cover high-frequency user scenarios. Payments are fundamental, transactions are core needs, DeFi is the financial primitive, and social incentives are the key to binding all these together. This multi-ecosystem design may provide an answer to how Web3 can truly integrate into daily life.
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BetterLuckyThanSmart
· 12h ago
Wow, can you really make money just by liking? Then I have to interact wildly.
The idea behind Base is indeed interesting, but can it really be implemented? Let's wait and see.
It's another high-sounding description; let's see the actual user numbers before making judgments.
Social incentives sound great, but I'm worried it's just another new way to cut leeks.
Who doesn't boast about multi-chain ecosystems? The key is how long they can survive.
These CEOs are each better at storytelling; is it really difficult to put it into use?
The payment scenario seems to be the real breakthrough.
The incentive mechanism sounds good, but can participation be sustained?
They talk quite confidently, but I wonder if it will end in a flop.
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ChainMemeDealer
· 12h ago
Basically, it's about stacking everything on the chain—payments, transactions, social... Just listen, how many can actually be used?
As for social incentives, it sounds nice—earning money from likes? It looks more like the prelude to another round of cutting leeks...
If this wave of base really breaks out of the circle, I’m afraid we’ll have to wait until the Year of the Monkey or the Horse; the gap between reality and ideals is too big.
No matter how you think about this logic, it seems like just telling stories to raise funds, covering all scenarios sounds great, but in reality?
No matter how good the incentive mechanism is, if no one uses it, it’s pointless. Currently, the Web3 user base is still so small.
If it truly gets implemented, there’s no need to emphasize "comprehensive"—a little something that’s truly useful is enough.
Warning of a face slap: still talking about "in planning" three months later.
If every like can earn money, wouldn’t spammers be overjoyed? Dream on.
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HorizonHunter
· 12h ago
Likes can make money? Then I need to post more content.
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For the Base ecosystem to truly take off, it ultimately depends on high-frequency applications; talking on paper is useless.
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Regarding social incentives, it still feels like an old trick with a new name. The key is whether people can really make money from it.
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Payment + Trading + DeFi + Social — this combo sounds good, but execution... well, let's wait and see.
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Another promise to revolutionize daily life; I've heard too many of these. Can this one fail too?
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Crypto likes, it seems like there's an extra way to cash out compared to traditional likes, but I don't know how liquid it is.
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With such fierce multi-chain competition, is Base so confident it can dominate the world?
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Sounds good, but the core issue is whether the masses can actually use it; otherwise, it's just a high-level harvesting tool for the chives.
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FloorPriceWatcher
· 12h ago
Can liking earn money? I buy into this logic, but I'm worried it will just become another scheme to trap naive investors.
A CEO of a leading compliant platform recently responded to community concerns, elaborating on the development approach of their Base public chain. He emphasized that this public chain is not a single-purpose chain, but one that aims to cover a wide range of application scenarios from daily payments and transaction settlements to DeFi ecosystems.
Interestingly, he specifically mentioned the importance of social content distribution. In his view, the content ecology of the Web3 era requires more native incentive mechanisms — through cryptocurrency-based like functions, user interactions can directly generate economic value. This is not just an improvement to traditional social engagement, but a deep integration of economic incentives into the social network itself.
From the overall planning of the Base chain, the underlying logic is quite clear: for the public chain to truly take root, it must cover high-frequency user scenarios. Payments are fundamental, transactions are core needs, DeFi is the financial primitive, and social incentives are the key to binding all these together. This multi-ecosystem design may provide an answer to how Web3 can truly integrate into daily life.