RE: RE: Why I don't tell my friends and family about Hive

These tailored stories are great.

But I still think the social side has a place in the mainstream onboarding process.

Just need to remove the idea that people should leave Twitter and use LeoFinance instead.

LeoFinance lets you join a passionate online crypto community and get paid for it.

You don't have to leave Twitter where 99% of your friends/prospective audience hand out.

But there's a ton of value here too.

I always cringe when I see people on threads saying 'it's a Twitter alternative'.

We need Twitter because that's where all of our potential new users still hang out.

Instead, my view is that we should look at Threads as a seamless Twitter back-end.

The team needs to come the party and make sharing to Twitter seamless.

But the idea would be that users can send a Thread from our interface and its seamlessly mirrored to Twitter.

The pitch becomes...

To normies:

To businesses:

Build a failsafe audience on your censorship-resistant Web3 account (so if Twitter bans you, you can still put your offer in front of your audience and get paid!)