90 / POAP
Good enough for your business?
Highlighting its utility as a tool to claim digital badges or "Bookmarks for life". While the mobile app showcased a count of collected POAPs and allowed users to log in via email instead of a wallet address, challenges surfaced around onboarding, especially for those without a pre-existing digital wallet. Onboarding is managed by Privy.io. Questions arose about the product's revenue model, its smart contract, and the roles within the project. The episode also touched on POAP's pronunciation and acknowledged technical audio issues.
Timeline
Participants
@fulldecent
William Entriken
@dtedesco1
Daniel Tedesco
@037
AKM
@cliffvandercave
Cliff Vandercave
Episode notes
Edit these notes…- POAP officially rhymes with “tree of happy”
- How other pronounce POAP
- Privy an onboarding service for web3
Interview/review POAP
- Has anyone used POAP?
- Trying to get more info
- Got email from salesperson, Steve, but he didn’t reply and we couldn’t find more info about him
- Trying to get more info
- Demo links
- https://app.poap.xyz/claim/7uyz6m
- https://app.poap.xyz/claim/efez6e
- https://app.poap.xyz/claim/xye026
- The mint experience
- Mobile app
- Useable
- Shows “power” – number of POAPs collected
- Can log in with email instead of wallet address
- If you don’t have a wallet, you can pre-claim a POAP with an email, but it’s really confusing to figure out what to do next if you don’t have a wallet already
- Onboarding handled by https://www.privy.io/
- Mobile app
- Slogan: “Bookmarks for life”
- explain product?
- What is revenue model?
- $1 per POAP (currently on sale for $0.25)
- Should you enforce revenue by using your website and judging each customer or by charging for specific features
- Smart contract
- Why is contract upgradable?
- What role does admin have in the project?
- What is the bus factor?
- Tweet: what is the official pronunciation
- Sorry audio is messed up!