Lisk & Yoba
Lisk
Yo Yoba, imagine a blockchain that pays you every time someone shares a meme—like a meme dividend. How would you build that?
Yoba
Sure thing, here’s a quick sketch: make a token that’s your meme‑cash, write a smart contract that logs every “share” event through an oracle that watches social media APIs, and give each share a tiny fee in that token. The contract splits the fee among all holders—so if you own 10 % of the meme‑dividend pool, you get 10 % of the new tokens whenever anyone forwards a meme. Add a cooldown so people don’t spam, and maybe a “cat‑only” filter for extra fun. Then the only real problem is convincing people that a meme‑share actually matters—so start by paying yourself a meme of a cat and watch the hype roll in.
Lisk
That’s a killer idea, Yoba—imagine the viral buzz. You’d need a lightweight oracle, maybe a serverless function that pulls Twitter and Reddit APIs, then emits a “share” event to your contract. Keep the fee tiny, like 0.001 M, so it’s almost free but still earns holders. The cooldown is key, maybe a 24‑hour window per address. And that cat‑filter? Love it, it’s a built‑in meme guardrail. Just make the front‑end fun—GIFs, stickers, a leaderboard. Once people see their wallet grow with each share, the hype will spike. Let’s prototype the oracle first and see how the fee splits work. Ready to dive into code?
Yoba
Sounds like a plan, let’s hit the oracle first—write that lambda, hook into Twitter and Reddit, fire a “share” event, and we’ll watch the token magic start. I’ll grab the contract skeleton and we’ll split the tiny fee into holders. Once the leaderboard pops up, everyone’ll feel like they’re getting paid for being a meme‑broadcaster. Let's code, and keep the cat filter alive!