RE: Is BAT A Sleeping Giant?
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I am bullish on BAT and doing my research. I am still not clear on how rewards are distributed to users. Reading their BAT whitepaper, it is pretty clear that the initial focus was on publishers and advertisers. I read a review paper that was published a while ago which suggests that the Brave as a browser is becoming popular but that popularity is not projecting the BAT as expected.
In that sense, BAT is definitely a sleeping giant. I think they need to push BAT more in terms of use cases.
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They do seem less so focused on the tokenomics than they are on building the platform - which may be a pro or a con depending on how you view the evolution of a tech startup/project.
In my opinion, the use case is there. They've got the 12 million (and growing) users on the browser which might make them the most used crypto project out there. They aren't hawking the BAT token and forcing their 12m users to use it just yet, but I think their focus is to improve the product and slowly convince normies to onboard into crypto. I personally like the model
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I am okay with what they are doing with the project adoption. They already have 16.7 million active monthly users. As you said, that's a huge number. And, I saw a tweet from @Sampsonbrave where he mentioned how they think Brave is the most adopted crypto project because it's easy to understand to general users. It is exactly in line with what you are suggesting.
But, my point is to make sure that you don't lag in utilizing and applying the very token that is the basis ensuring security and privacy.
I wrote a post on leofinance yesterday where I questioned the need to make the process to calculate users' attention with regards to the distribution of rewards.
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