Incentive Design
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Incentive Design
Exclusivity is a Double-Edged Sword – there are diminishing returns to growing an exclusive community.
The Social Token Paradox by @gaby_goldberg got me thinking about how socials tokens based on exclusivity might get trapped in a cycle of growth and diminishing social value.
Management 3.0: Bonus money and peer to peer recognition
management30.com
One thing that might surprise you about dominance is how companies get it. You might think it comes from rapacious win-at-all costs business practices, or from raising large amounts of money to snuff out competition. But we’ve found that the primary source for a company’s dominance is whether it designs its product and business model to be... See more
Social-Recognition versus Financial Incentives? Exploring the Effects of Creativity-Contingent External Rewards on Creative Performance
academic.oup.com
Airdrops are inefficient token distribution mechanisms since they don’t measure how valuable of a contributor a token recipient is
Why reward a token to someone if they aren’t going to contribute to the network?
We need to be better than just rewarding early users
brian flynntwitter.com