@AbstractChain’s live streaming could totally shake things up for Web3 creators—or it might just fizzle out. On one hand, it’s got some cool stuff going for it. Creators can earn XP for streaming and engaging fans, plus there’s on-chain monetization like crypto tips or NFT drops—no middleman skimming the profits like on Twitch or YouTube. With clips, live viewer counts, and autoplay (just rolled out this week), it’s got a vibe that could pull creators into a tighter, more rewarding community. If it scales well and keeps things smooth with its Ethereum Layer 2 setup, it might set a new bar for how Web3 creators hustle.
it’s gotta fight some big hurdles. Most people don’t get crypto wallets, and onboarding better be dead simple or it’s stuck with just the Web3 diehards. Twitch and YouTube are giants, and even Web3 players like Theta are in the mix. Laggy streams or confusing rewards could kill it fast. Right now, with 700+ creators streaming (per their X posts), it’s got buzz, but can it keep growing? I’d love to see killer stream quality and some real numbers on payouts to believe it’s the next big thing. Thoughts?