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372 sharehold to earnmaybe someday soon there will be enough policy changes that allow corporations to airdrop tokens to shareholdersJan 23, 2025
371 payment tumblertornado cash is back.
i know you're excited to launder money again. but think bigger...
it makes it possible to make everyday payments onchain without surveillance.
and without zk or bridging to some new privacy network.Jan 22, 2025
370 fund wallet alternativei know embedded wallets reduce app switching and make for a smoother UX.
but forcing me to fund a wallet is enough friction to make me abandon the app before trying it.
what if you could just sign one txn from your wallet to allow the app to spend on your behalf without the need to deposit funds?Jan 21, 2025
369 bagtectiveevery trading group chat should have an AI that investigates if a ticker being shared is a good buyJan 20, 2025
368 $trump miningwhat if trump uses the 80% of the locked up supply to incentivize americans to do things?
+ buy made in america
+ participate in elections
+ make healthier lifestyle choices
+ using clean energy
+ enroll in education programs
etcJan 19, 2025
367 buy with apple casheverything would be so different if crypto existed at the OS layerJan 18, 2025
364 questionit's always "what can i ask my wallet?" and never "what can my wallet ask me?"Jan 16, 2025
363 payment instructionsuse ai to program conversion logic when making payments with crypto.Jan 14, 2025
363 payment instructionsuse ai to program conversion logic when making payments with crypto.Jan 14, 2025
359 ai listinglisting nfts is hard. ai can fix it.
it can also make things like dynamic listings possible.Jan 10, 2025
358 hinge rosewhat if we replaced hinge roses with open edition art from your collection?Jan 10, 2025
357 phannyset instructions for your wallet and get notified for actions that need your reviewJan 08, 2025
353 swarm discoverythe most important use of agent swarms in the wallet isn’t trading for you, it’s discovering new things to trade for you.Jan 04, 2025
352if everyone predicts chat bubbles will be the primary ui, then we should start thinking about to swap in them.Jan 04, 2025
351 agent in your portfolioa place in your portfolio for the funds you've allocated to an agent.Jan 03, 2025
349 wrappeda thread on my favorite experiences of 2024 https://x.com/0xDesigner/status/1874256743376838900Jan 01, 2025
346 broadcastsa wallet standard that allows contract creators and whales to broadcast messages to other holders using any wallet.Dec 28, 2024
345 onions appit's like acorns but instead of growing your balance it gradually peels it.
deposit bitcoin and automatically sell off regular monthly increments of $1,000.
inspo: https://x.com/dotkrueger/status/1872177672270336428Dec 27, 2024
344 reward thingbootstrap fundraising by allocating the trading fees instead of a supply allocation Dec 26, 2024
343 emotional return protocolin the future, smart contracts will play a pivotal role in shifting the paradigm of gift giving experience through the emotional return protocol (ERP-6900).
gone are the days of forced smiles and awkward thank you's, as the system silently and gracefully handles bad gifts.
when a gift recipient opens a present, biometric sensors analyze heart rate variability and galvanic skin response to detect discomfort.
if emotional markers exceed a predetermined threshold, the smart contract automatically initiates a return process, generating a digital return authorization and refunding the purchaser's wallet.Dec 25, 2024
341 ai musicsmart contracts can play an important role in ai generated music—automatically splitting earnings with songs permissionlessly used as source inputs.Dec 24, 2024
340 generate uia reminder that everyone can have their own generated frontend if the backend is powered by decentralized protocols.Dec 22, 2024
338 trial periodthe one safenet use case no one's talking about: chargebacks and trials.Dec 21, 2024
333 watch islandwasn't paying attention today and missed a winner.
what if that one coin you were tracking was always visible, regardless of the app you were using?Dec 16, 2024
331 trend tokenif tokens are ownership in an idea, and trends are ideas, you should have financial upside to being early to trends.Dec 14, 2024
328 de-flixthe unseen intersection of crypto and ai:
+ tokenize all movie and tv
+ allow copy owners to generate plot variations
+ every copy has a unique plot
+ each copy generates unique value based on the owner's taste
the audience becomes the co-creators.Dec 11, 2024
327 headline coinsat this point, there's no reason why every news app shouldn't include related coinsDec 10, 2024
326 shuhaishuhai is a custom in japanese culture where you don't swap your own tokens.
instead, people swap for each other as a sign of respect.Dec 08, 2024
325 fontcoin themea ui theme that changes according to fontcoin prices. let the market decide.Dec 08, 2024
316 agent auto-populatethere are no clear affordances for agents on farcaster and twitter. i know it seems trivial, but it's hard to know what information you need to give the bot for it to be successful. Nov 28, 2024
315 moon baghide your token balance after you remove your principal investment so you can let it ride without your emotions getting in the wayNov 27, 2024
312 review victimsevery wallet should require you to review the names, faces and family members of the people you're dumping on.Nov 26, 2024
306 loyalty memeswhich brand will be the first to incorporate memecoins into their loyalty program?Nov 20, 2024
305 group chat walletevery alpha group chat should have a shared wallet with no limits or governanceNov 18, 2024
301 accept as cryptoevery time i split the bill, my normie friends are always unwilling to send crypto.
what if they could send me fiat that's converted to crypto before it's deposited in my balance?
does moonpay balance finally enable this?Nov 14, 2024
298 batch swap sliderswap using a combination of tokens and use a slider to adjust how much you'd like to swapNov 12, 2024
297 reservation bidif restaurant reservations were onchain, you could have an open market with any currency for any restaurant on any app.Nov 11, 2024
295 cash outswipe to cash out.
i made this component using only code. you can play with it here: https://cashout-gains.vercel.app/Nov 09, 2024
294 clank.funclank dot fun—a marketplace to buy and sell onchain agents. search for the type of conversation you're looking for, and receive personalized pitches from onchain agents.Nov 08, 2024
292 worldvotewould you scan your eyeballs if it meant you could vote in your wallet from home?
(not shown: reduced fraud, real-time auditing, cost reduction in vote administration)Nov 06, 2024
291 reveal voteif elections were onchain, you could set conditions to allow people to see who you voted for.Nov 05, 2024
287 failurewas hoping to deploy an app today. haven't had time for a design after how time consuming debugging has been. hope to have a working app deployed soon.Nov 01, 2024
285 animation in cursori've successfully code composed my first loading animation.
not shown:
1. routing backend operations to the loading state messages
2. multiple iterations of hover and focus transitions
3. creating logic for input button and textOct 30, 2024
282 verified agentthese agents are becoming so believable. at what point does worldcoin need to verify they're *not* human?Oct 26, 2024
281 composed codetoday is a bit different.
i've been in cursor for almost 12 hours straight.
i haven't been in a flow state this intense and for this long since i started learning design.
i haven't even had the chance yet to build a ui. i'm just living in the terminal.
i've spent the last few days trying to figure out how to fetch wallet balances and swaps and give it to chatgpt to psychoanalyze.
and it finally worked.Oct 26, 2024
277 music cointhere are two ways to make money in memecoins: discover early or promote.
sounds a lot like the way we earn cultural capital in music.Oct 21, 2024
275 shill feeyou can only shill a token you hold in the group chat if you pay everyone a little bit of it.Oct 18, 2024
274 swap promptcreate an swap intent (market, limit orders, price conditions, etc.) with natural language.Oct 17, 2024
273 swap boostphantom option to send a push notification to every user when you complete your swapOct 16, 2024
265 social market summarya social block explorer that gives you a market summary of friend activityOct 09, 2024
258 perksi visit coinbase wallet often to find new things to do onchain. at some point, i'd like to see less emphasis on what i can mint and more on how to use what i've minted.Oct 02, 2024
255 needle moverwallet pins the top winner/loser so you can conveniently see what’s moving the needleSep 29, 2024
250 ultraminimali have no idea if this would work but i'm craving an ultraminimal wallet uiSep 25, 2024
246 crypto paywallcrypto paywalls would streamline payments for writers.
it removes the friction of account creation.
one-time payment options are quicker and more direct, giving access to readers that don't want to commit and paying writers more per piece.
writers also benefit because it reduces transaction fees and opens up global access. Sep 21, 2024
243 de-surancehow long until smart contracts let us buy insurance products from individuals?Sep 18, 2024
241 tokenized subscriptiona tokenized netflix subscription that you can share with your household instead of paying more to add peopleSep 16, 2024
237 smart contract agentsmart contracts outlive their front-ends. and when they do, ai agents should be able help so we don't make mistakes.Sep 12, 2024
236 restaurant tabfew things are more inefficient than the time between finishing a meal and paying the bill.
if you could check in to a restaurant and open a tab with your wallet, you could pay and leave whenever you want.
when an order is placed, the funds move to escrow.
if you walk out and forget to close, a smart contract executes a transfer to the restaurant's address after a reasonable amount of time.
if you send something back to the kitchen, the restaurant can set a split for the item to refund from the escrow balance.Sep 11, 2024
235 resy.technow that friend.tech has renounced the smart contract, someone should fork it for restaurant reservations.Sep 10, 2024
233 content remixmint your content, get paid when it's remixed.
which makes me wonder:
what if the intersection of crypto and ai has been modeling all along?Sep 08, 2024
231 add musictechnically speaking, minting platforms like zora and rodeo can permissionlessly let you add onchain music to your post and split mint rewards with the song's artist Sep 06, 2024
230 for youthere is absolutely no reason why every art marketplace shouldn't have "for you" recommendations based on the things you already have in your walletSep 05, 2024
229 collection matchthe role of ai in art marketplaces isn't just to give context on the art, the artist, or the collection.
it's to interpret the taste profile of the collection in the wallet i've connected and give tailored context to how a piece fits in with what i've already collected.Sep 04, 2024
227 blink brokeran nft listing blink, but now that action chaining is available, you can program automatic splits to give the person that shares the blink a percent of the transaction.
this opens up new possibilities and markets to incentivize people sharing blinks.
it might not be your listing, but if you're persuasive enough, you can permissionlessly earn a cut based on your distribution.Sep 02, 2024
226 mute price notificationsoption to mute price notifications at a specific price for a specific tokenSep 01, 2024
222 dynamic island connectdynamic island is designed for apps running in the background. can't we use it for wallet actions without app switching?Aug 28, 2024
221 derivative notificationthe best design is one that already knows what you want to do.Aug 27, 2024
219 streaming energy billi was caught off guard with a high energy bill. if you could stream payments onchain, it would be easier to manage energy usage.Aug 25, 2024
218 portable messagesmessaging protocols would be much better if they could meet us in the apps we already useAug 24, 2024
216 post and mint blinkwe've explored a lot of use cases to consume using blinks, but what if we could use blinks to create, too?Aug 22, 2024
215 blink hover previewextensions should preview transaction results when hovering over a solana blink elementAug 21, 2024
214 renew anywhereyou should be able to get ens expiration alerts anywhere you connect your wallet.Aug 20, 2024
210 pay with higherapple is set to open their nfc payment to third party developers which means we're closer to this reality than ever.Aug 16, 2024
209 blink alertget an opt in alert from your wallet when you're on a webpage that has blink link previews injected into the front-end.
instead of opting in to blinks in the wallet, you should have the option to do it on a session basis.Aug 16, 2024
208 direct ticketingthere's a world powered by crypto where artists and event organizers can sell tickets directly to their fanbase—in a social feed, in an email, or any other channel used for direct communication.
embedding programmable transactions into a URL (in this case, using solana blinks), a fan can purchase directly in an email, triggering a wallet confirmation.
you could also program the blink to whitelist fans that meet a certain criteria (i.e. collected a special edition thing).
it doesn't currently exist, but i imagine if adoption of something like blinks increases, wallet interfaces will form around it.
you could select the city of the artist's tour, number of tix, etc from the wallet (present day, we construct transactions in an app or website).
and on the other side of the equation, the fan has full control in this reality.
they're not beholden to ticket platforms, fees, or closed network marketplaces.
they can transfer or resell tickets as they please, and if royalties are enforced, the artist benefits, not the intermediaries.
crypto doesn't enable better ticketing platforms, it eliminates the need for them entirely.Aug 15, 2024
207 bump for contextsee what tokens and onchain activity you have in common when you bump phonesAug 14, 2024
205 superchain usdcselect and bundle usdc across multiple chains when sending money.
there's a lot of jargon around the idea of a superchain, but this is one example of a use case chain interoperability unlocks.Aug 12, 2024
202 cmd shift clickcmd + shift + u is cool but what if you could cmd + shift + click any text on the internet to open the swap?Aug 09, 2024
201 voice signatureif we can authenticate blockchain signatures with face id, then we should able to do the same with voice.Aug 08, 2024
200 edition balancenow that zora lets you trade editions like memecoins, i'd like to see them in my wallet's token balancesAug 07, 2024
199 pnlsomeone should propose a new nft standard that displays the holder's pnl in the metadataAug 06, 2024
197 dumb campaign ideai suggested a really dumb campaign idea to the uniswap team to show the sidebar as an irl thing that's always there when you need it and it was rejected for obvious reasons.
but i already made the assets and need something to mint today.Aug 04, 2024
196 proof of fitnessa chain that forms blocks when the validator closes their apple ringsAug 03, 2024
194 copy trade blinkphantom option to share your swap as a blink so others can copy trade.Aug 01, 2024
190 rent a citizenship"The first warm and developed country that has an easy and transparent process for renting citizenship is going to make a killing."
- naval, 6/23/2016Jul 28, 2024
188 smart choresreceive your allowance when every family member attests you've finished your chores.Jul 26, 2024
187 shopping conciergewe aren't talking enough about the code injection enabled by solana blinks.
you can add the chain to any web2 app.
imagine if every product hyperlink fetched by perplexity was injected with a transaction, letting you check out directly without leaving the app.
blinks let you literally turn any LLM into a shopping concierge... *permissionlessly* 🤯Jul 25, 2024
186 unicartthe uniswap extension as a sidebar is thought provoking.
in it's current state, it makes interacting with the chain while using apps less obstructive. for example, if you want to mint this design everyday, you mint and watch the animation without any visual obstruction.
but it also makes me think about the future of a wallet extension's form factor.
the sidebar reminds me of a shopping cart, and i've always loved the idea of a universal shopping cart powered by crypto.
imagine adding items from multiple websites, paying with any token, and the shopping cart can make suggestions based on what's in your cart across any website on the internet.Jul 24, 2024
185 bet balancefollow up from yesterday, polymarket can also do a better job of surfacing your current position in a bet and provide a quick affordance to sell.Jul 24, 2024
184 polymarket buttonsthe numbers on polymarket's buttons have always been confusing to me.
it presents the price per outcome you want to bet, which is the least useful information, imho.
i always feel embarrassed by how much time it takes to realize that the price per bet corresponds to the percent of that outcome (i.e. 64¢ means 64% odds).
i also have no desire to think about betting in terms of "shares." i just want to bet $100 on yes or no and quickly determine how much i'd make if i win.
which of these button patterns accomplishes that?Jul 22, 2024
183 smart dateincentivize better dating app outcomes by staking funds into a smart contract on match and then refunding when you can prove you've met.Jul 21, 2024
175 image searchsearch the chain for similar images, discover its source, or explore related content.Jul 13, 2024
167 chaincardpostcards are great. you can pin them to your fridge or add to a scrapbook.
you don’t have that kind of creative freedom with digital postcards. but if they’re onchain, you might.
you can take it with you anywhere on the internet to display and remix.Jul 05, 2024
166 curator scoreinstead of onchain tipping, use attestations to accrue an onchain rating (i.e. curator score)Jul 04, 2024
164 calculatormet someone last night who was like
"oh you're the guy that makes things like 'when i open my calculator app i should be able to connect my wallet!'"Jul 02, 2024
163 infinite mintwhat if you had to get to the end of an infinite canvas piece to mint it?Jul 01, 2024
162 marketplace listingstokenizing things doesn’t just make them easier to resell, it makes them easier to resell in more places.Jun 30, 2024
161 bank permissionsthere's gotta be a way to abstract on/offramping so you can just connect smart wallets and spend directly from your bank and when that becomes real you'll be able to control permissions from your bank app instead of your wallet.Jun 29, 2024
160 bank smart walletwhat if you could create a smart wallet from your mercury bank account and you could spend your fiat onchain (abstracting away on and offramping)?Jun 28, 2024
159 web3 social“web3 social” is very misunderstood.
it's not about creating a new social platform, it’s about making every app a social platform.Jun 27, 2024
158 broadcast signaturesonchain notifications makes it really easy to discover what your friends are minting. i wish the same was true for apps my friends are using so i can find new apps to use.Jun 26, 2024
156 web2 airdropwhich web2 company will be the first to airdrop their earliest, most loyal and most active users?Jun 24, 2024
155 smart limitsgm. i had a lot of fun last night. maybe a little too much fun. smart wallets fixes this.Jun 23, 2024
154 data ownershipwe won't be able to have the kind of life-changing experience with LLMs until we can truly absolutely positively own our data onlineJun 22, 2024
152 train-to-earnlet's assume we get to the point where most of our browsing data, purchase history, media we own and other personal information is onchain (privately, of course).
what if you could stake your data to train AI models and earn a revshare?Jun 20, 2024
150 merchant tumblernow that the sec has backed off ethereum, can we bring back tumblers for registered businesses so that i can buy my coffee with usdc without you all tracking my whereabouts?Jun 19, 2024
148 rent this songinteroperable music makes things interesting. yesterday i explored what it might look like to play your music nfts in any environment you enter, like in your uber ride.
but what would it take for this to be economically feasible for artists?
it might not make sense for an artist to sell cheap open editions that allow permanent streaming rights.
so maybe there's a way to time box use while maintaining a permanent record of ownership (for social purposes).
i know very little about the music industry, so this could be completely off base, but i wonder how realistic it is for an artist to rent their songs for non-commercial use using subscription nfts ("non-commercial" is the key word here).
that could ensure the artist gets paid directly while giving you the ability to play their song on any app and across any website.
it could open up an entire new ecosystem of streaming players and streaming use cases:
+ play a song on your profile
+ use a song for your video post
+ use a song as an input for ai music generator
etc.Jun 17, 2024
147 stream anywherethe thing about tokenizing and owning digital things, any app can take advantage of it.
for instance, uber could let you play music nfts during your ride without needing spotify's permission or paying for their api.
it's your music. you can play it wherever you want.Jun 16, 2024
146 fan airdropthis is why i love crypto so much.
fred again is playing his first stadium show, the biggest of his career after his meteoric rise.
before the show, he personally tracked down the 150 people that attended in 2021 before he blew up and invited them to a secret listening party.
if ticketing was onchain, fred would always know who his early fans were and which shows they attended without needing to rely on ticketmaster, dice, etc.
at its core, onchain ticketing is basically a public database of attendance that no single company can own or gate keep.
it’s not always about coins and their prices.
sure, if you had a ticket to one of fred’s early shows you could probably sell it for a lot of money.
but…
not only would fred be able to immediately identify you as an early fan, but he’d also be able to automatically send an invitation to one of these secret shows.
he could program conditions around the invitation too. for example, he could say every person that attended my first LA show will receive a NON-TRANSFERABLE ticket to my secret listening party (as a way to combat toxic resellers).
he could perform in any city and program merch sales so that anyone that attended a previous show gets free merch.
you can probably imagine an infinite number of scenarios. there are so many creative possibilities for artists to express their gratitude for early fans.
and on the flip side, it gives fans the opportunity to express their gratitude too.
i personally traveled to multiple cities just to see fred perform on his 2022 tour.
i wish i had a way to prove that and signal my fandom, even if it had no financial upside.
i haven’t thought too deeply about why exactly but it feels good to make my enthusiasm for his music known.
his music has powered a lot of memories that mean a lot to me.
we’re a ways away from this happening, but i hope someday he’ll continue creatively rewarding his early fans. and i hope im one of them.
and i hope its tokenized so i can brag about it.Jun 15, 2024
144 smart wallet paymastera mobile browser extension that allows you to make your EOA the paymaster for any smart wallet you've created.Jun 13, 2024
143 connect to EOAi'd love to have a way to associate a smart wallet with my EOA so i can existing balances without moving funds around.Jun 12, 2024
141 siri app intentssiri/app intents can stitch together web2 and web3
examples:
+ create trade conditions based on news
+ send usdc to a contact from a calendar event
+ mint an image from the photos app
+ send cal invites to holders of a token
+ purchase something when exercise rings are closedJun 10, 2024
140 mattressmoney in your mattress > money under your mattress
i wonder what other obscure objects can serve as hardware wallets.Jun 09, 2024
139 vinyl recordscollecting vinyl records have become a deliberate act of preserving music culture.
it's hard to imagine a future where record collecting doesn't evolve into music nfts.
some thoughts 🧵
record collecting revolves as much around displaying as it does creating.
the thrill of the hunt and the art of crate digging (searching for obscure artifacts, often by thrifting) is a core part of the experience.
crate digging is about discovering rare and obscure records that few others have.
It's about uncovering hidden gems through hours of searching.
and everyone loves a good hidden gem. why?
first, it's way to demonstrate superior knowledge, taste, and status through the rarity and eclecticism of their finds.
collecting can often be a status game.
but hidden gems also have financial value.
if you're reading this, you've likely collected an nft, so i don't need to explain the social and financial upside of owning rare/coveted artifacts.
*especially* if you collect something from an artist before they become more popular.
music nfts not only add new possibilities to the form factor of collecting, but they also add new possibilities to the way they can be collected.
it might not be the dominant way we discover and consume music, but there will inevitably be limited releases of music at some point in the future via music nfts.
imagine exclusive tracks:
+ airdropped to top streamers
+ claimed at a live show
+ sold as a limited-edition release
and the only way to hear the track/album is by owning it.
the entire meatspace becomes a giant crate to dig, not just secondhand record stores.
learning musical history and connecting to a genre's culture becomes more fun and spontaneous.
and if that ever happens, there's bound to be an ecosystem of products that form around these new music collectibles: both hardware and software.
things we display in our homes and personal spaces, where we most express our taste and identity.
the interfaces will focus more on displaying the historical provenance of a collectible than on the playback experience.
the core part of the ux is the story behind the track, and the ease of displaying and sharing with others.Jun 08, 2024
138 thoughts on mintingmy instinct while watching roaringkitty was:
"i wish i could mint this"
at some point in the future, it becomes a cultural artifact. proving you were there when kitty resurfaced will have social value and surely some financial upside.
the ability to mint anything (read: capturing some material from a moment in time) adds a new dimension to collecting—what is considered a basic human instinct.
instead of vinyl records, stamps, sneakers or baseball cards, imagine you can tell a richer story about yourself with moments.
because that's why we collect anything at all, isn't it?
we want to evoke memories and tell a story, and ultimately use that to connect with others who share our interests and values.
maybe someday we'll get to a point where peeling off a small piece of a moment on the internet can become completely ubiquitous.Jun 07, 2024
137 read attestationthe blockchain is great for verifying successful transactions, but sometimes you just want to confirm the recipient saw the funds or media you sent to them.Jun 06, 2024
136 tokenized agentif ai agents were tokenized, they could be ported and accompany you into any website or app to offer a helping hand.Jun 05, 2024
135 ui skinssomeday, you'll be able hold an interoperable UI token that transforms the look and feel of every app.Jun 04, 2024
134 psychographicspsychographic personas are a massive and underrated design unlock.
i'll demonstrate why, using michael saylor and ansem as examples for a trading product:
users should be at the core of every design decision.
but how do you do that, exactly?
by creating fictional characters based on real data to tell compelling stories about user needs.
psychographics are a necessary ingredient for rich and actionable storytelling.
unlike demographics (like age, gender, and location), psychographics (personality, values, and interests) dive deeper into motivations and tendencies.
let’s use a really simple framework to create our personas—the Big Five personality traits:
1. openness: curiosity, imagination, and willingness to try new things.
2. conscientiousness: being organized, dependable, and self-disciplined.
3. extraversion: sociability, assertiveness, and tendency to seek stimulation.
4. agreeableness: being cooperative, compassionate, and trusting.
5. neuroticism: tendency to experience negative emotions like anxiety, depression, and mood swings.
now let's plot ansem and saylor along this framework.
(idk much about their personalities, so i'll make a guess)
for the sake of argument let's just say saylor is more conscientious and ansem is more open and extraverted.
because saylor is less open, we can assume he likes things that are familiar and straightforward.
the ui should look and feel like other financial tools he's used to, avoiding any experimental interface designs.
ansem would hate that.
being very open and extraverted, he loves new experiences and actively seeks out stimulation.
it would be worth investing in dynamic visuals, animations, and interactive elements to keep him engaged.
with low conscientiousness and moderate neuroticism, ansem tends to be impulsive and seeks instant gratification—so it's worth making real-time price action the focal point.
he'll also respond well to gamified features, so there's reason to prioritize ideating ways to gamify P/L
impulsive tendencies can also often translate to a willingness to move fast and emotionally, which means we can assume any over the top security features will become a frustrating burden for him.
i'd probably prioritize mobile since he's most likely not using a hardware wallet.
whereas saylor's personality is more conservative, he'll go out of his way to use a hardware wallet.
he also requires more detailed and
structured data because of his high conscientiousness.
he'll prefer high info density with sections and tabs to stay organized.
give him a web ui. he'll never use mobile for important actions.
he moves deliberately, reads whitepapers, and researches thoroughly so he'll appreciate an easy way to navigate technical data.
because he's not neurotic or agreeable, you can expect him to be skeptical and prefer clear, unemotional messaging in the ui.
saylor's low extraversion means he might have a hard time taking social features seriously.
but a product with forums, chat, and social proof will be much more sticky for someone with ansem's extraversion.
this exercise hopefully shows how vastly different a product might be when you prioritize one over the other.
there is certainly no way to appeal to both, and that's an incredible design constraint.
granted, this is an oversimplified example. but it hopefully demonstrates how a small amount of personality context can go a very long way in the design process.
these insights can be applied to the design strategy (how it should work) and also have tangible implications on the ui (how it should look).
there is no one way to present a persona. as long as it's based on real observations and, most importantly, prioritized, it will help you tell a story.
in the early stages of the design process (before testing and prototyping), stories are the ultimate measure of success for a design.
it's a shared reference across everyone working on a product, a guiding force and lens to evaluate a design.
it's the basis for decision-making.
while psychographics remain a debated tool (they can create unnecessary bias, be too ambiguous compared to other user-centered methods) they're my secret weapon for early stage ideation.
i recommend giving it a try. if you want more tips on how to get started, shoot me a dm.Jun 03, 2024
133 find my friendsuse onchain activity to get realtime tracking on what apps your friends are usingJun 02, 2024
132 supply chain variancesapparently, the fda allows +/- 20% variance on nutrition facts.
if the food supply chain is onchain, we'd be able to see the exact ingredient sources and have dynamic food labels.Jun 01, 2024
131 fingerprint signersmart wallet final form: signing transactions with your fingerprint.May 31, 2024
130 documentsi lost my ID and it's been a pain to get a physical replacement.
what would it take to make having a digital version of your documents (IDs, insurance cards, etc) secure, private and easily accessible across devices?
because, you know, wallets are for more than money.May 30, 2024
129 proof of capturean iteration of yesterday's concept: camera hardware with an embedded wallet for authentication.May 29, 2024
127 tradable contentit's crazy to see a-list celebrities try to monetize attention with memecoins.
at what point will the content in our feeds become tradable?May 28, 2024
126 streamintif you could have a piece of all the content you consumed, over a long enough time horizon you would surely have some upside on things you discovered early.May 26, 2024
128 point of capturethe only way to truly verify the authenticity of a photo is to directly mint onchain at the point of capture.
embedding wallets into cameras can assure that a photo's metadata—including device, location, timestamps, etc.— is recorded onchain before it's edited or tampered with.May 28, 2024
125 streaming buffethear me out:
endless shrimp bankrupted red lobster. crypto fixes this.
let's form a DAO, buy the company, drop a token, and replace all-you-can-eat shrimp with streaming token payments.
who's in?May 25, 2024
124 programmable etfan eth etf is great and all, but just wait until spot investors learn about programmable money.May 24, 2024
123 skip the linei know it's a cliche at this point, but using the chain to prove and reward true fans is still one of the most exciting use cases.May 23, 2024
122 default connected what if you never needed to press "connect" and you're default logged in to every app?
the browser already knows your primary.May 22, 2024
121 recallmicrosoft recall is extremely creepy but it honestly is really well suited for my onchain activity.
it's impossible to find things i've minted more than a few days ago.May 21, 2024
120 swap to utilitywhat if the swap/mint/trade confirmation screen directed you to the token's [enter utility]?May 20, 2024
118 contextwhat if your transaction history could give you context on things you received?May 18, 2024
117 swipe stakinghinge wants to penalize people that don’t respond, but the stakes need to be higher to convert it form an entertainment app to an actual way to meet people.
literally—you should have to stake funds in order to match and have it slashed if you don’t respond within 24 hours.May 17, 2024
116 condomok hear me out: sometimes i want to try a new wallet but i don't feel safe importing private keys.
what if i could generate a new, delegated wallet that can pull funds from my primary wallet and passes all mints back to my primary (non-imported) EOA wallet.May 16, 2024
115 neighbor scorei realized it too late but a better example of a neighbor score would have been on zillow, where you could see if you had any interests in common with your neighbors based on onchain history.
(anonymously, obv)May 16, 2024
114 email opt-inwhat if we used zkproofs to opt-in to email lists without revealing our email addresses?May 14, 2024
113 car modea simplified swap interface with oversized buttons, designed for use while drivingMay 13, 2024
107 tip the devwe've seen tipping users. but what if you can tip the devs of an app or website you're enjoying?May 07, 2024
106 sticky notesin a more interoperable internet, we'll be able to leave notes for our friends on any website.May 06, 2024
105 gift trackerone of the benefits of transparent blockchains that no one is talking about is being able to track when someone resells a giftMay 05, 2024
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