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Am not subjot,Thanks for the interesting article and inspiration @subjot
One thing. Where can I find a source for the abbreviation "W2E"? The abbreviation is well-known in the "Waste-to-Energy" field, but I have difficulty tracking down the same abbreviation for the "Wear-to-earn" concept.
Oh, sure. That might be the case and I've regged some domains in this field as well (not with this exact term, though). I was just curious where the abbreviated version for this concept is already mentioned, and since whenAm not subjot,
but in this article
https://cointelegraph.com/news/wear-to-earn-nfts-target-the-billion-dollar-fashion-industry
is said:
Here's how “wear-to-earn” NFTs will impact the fashion sector and what may happen if they become a trend.
So I assume, w2e will be famous if this happens...
Welcome, mate)Thanks for the interesting article and inspiration @subjot
One thing. Where can I find a source for the abbreviation "W2E"? The abbreviation is well-known in the "Waste-to-Energy" field, but I have difficulty tracking down the same abbreviation for the "Wear-to-earn" concept.
ThanksWelcome, mate)
P2E stands for Play to Earn, W2E for Wear to Earn, it's logical.
You can check W2E acronym in Twitter, people using W2E for Wear to Earn as well.
Yes, it's very useful, that w2e stands for many meta conceptsThanks
On Twitter I see W2E used for "Watch-to-earn", "Work-to-earn", "Workout-to-earn", "Wank-to-earn", and indeed "Wear-to-earn". Let's see how it works out, I do like the abbreviation!
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