User retention isn't really about throwing more rewards at the problem. It's fundamentally about recognition—acknowledging real contributors versus one-time participants.
Spent a while thinking better incentives would solve everything until I dug into how messy onchain signals actually are. Then Splice from Genome Protocol showed me a different way. The protocol tracks behavioral consistency to distinguish genuine users from yield chasers. That distinction matters way more than just upping the payout.
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User retention isn't really about throwing more rewards at the problem. It's fundamentally about recognition—acknowledging real contributors versus one-time participants.
Spent a while thinking better incentives would solve everything until I dug into how messy onchain signals actually are. Then Splice from Genome Protocol showed me a different way. The protocol tracks behavioral consistency to distinguish genuine users from yield chasers. That distinction matters way more than just upping the payout.