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RE: 3 Reasons Why SMTs Will Be A Success And Why Sites Will Have To Implement Them
This rosy picture is good but the sites using SMTs have to have the option to make some profit even after distributing rewards to their users and visitors and this is going to be toughest part
Creating a viable economy is always a tough thing to do.
Yes, and the profits will be quite small per user.
Of course, if you tokenise the entire Internet, then all of your activities put together can add up to something. Use Actifit to collect tokens from your jogging or walking or whatnot, collect tokens from blogging and social media use, collect tokens from writing a restaurant review, you name it. That is what the real strength of Steem is: unparalleled versatility. With the same account, you can use a myriad of apps.
It sounds great but the problem I see right now is how something like @dlike will have any value. What is the benefit of buying or holding a dlike token?
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The value of @dlike is the same as that of any social media: eyeballs. Where you have a gathering of eyeballs advertisers want to place ads.
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