Today, I followed @dr_andrewlaw's lead and started learning.

@tribedotrun found that many friends on Twitter are here. Learning is one aspect, and another aspect is that Andrew mentioned there might be an airdrop opportunity, so the actuaries have started to come online.

To be honest, the UI interface is not very appealing; calling it Win95 style would be an exaggeration, it's more like a Win3.0 system. I’ve seen this style before on Curve, and this time it’s a nostalgic vibe. But in essence, Tribe is almost no different from the previous Friendtech; both establish a personal role and allow users to buy and sell.

All communication happens in the chat window, and it’s hard to say anything substantial. I mentioned before when I was on Friendtech that it’s too difficult to transfer traffic from Twitter to private domain traffic; user habits are hard to change. Up to now, Tribe hasn’t fundamentally changed; it’s just moved from #ETH to #SOL, so this model may not be able to take a different route from Friendtech.

So the current participation is partly based on Imran's recommendation, as he has had many successful projects, and everyone hopes he can have a breakout moment this time. Secondly, there isn’t a good SocialFi on #Solana at the moment; in fact, there isn’t much in the entire industry that stands out. The reason it doesn’t stand out is the same as with Friendtech: private domain traffic is hard to maintain.

So when users return to Twitter, this kind of SocialFi becomes a mess. Of course, this is viewed from the perspective of SocialFi; if viewed from the perspective of Memes, it might be different, as it’s like everyone posts their own Meme and lets others subscribe. But there’s also a problem, similar to Friendtech: when there isn’t enough liquidity, your price will continue to drop.

In a sense, it’s like “cutting” your users. Of course, this isn’t subjective, but it does happen. For example, what I can do is try to buy my own liquidity to let friends exit. But it’s still a drop in the bucket; early buyers are all bots, and they exit once the returns are about the same.

The slightly different aspect is that you can airdrop to members, which is completely different from Friendtech. It seems the project team wants to maintain relationships among members through airdrops. For instance, if I buy a share from Andrew, I can airdrop to all my members. If I buy my own share, I can also airdrop to my members.

I can even import external tokens to airdrop to members, but to be honest, this feature looks interesting, but what can it really airdrop? Moreover, airdrops are basically just taking from one sheep to give to another.

So from my own experience, the essence of participation isn’t significant; it mainly has no fundamental difference from Friendtech. If new content is added in the future, it might be worth looking at, but for now, it’s still the same “happy farm” gameplay of buying and selling friends.

Earlier, when chatting with Andrew, I also mentioned that the interaction here is almost meaningless, but if interaction could be used for mining, it might be a bit different; otherwise, it’s still essentially a “mutual cutting” type of product.

Experience portal: https://www.tribe.run/join/41fa9a

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