Most on-chain products are not lacking in revenue, but are too cumbersome in the process.

@watchdotfun has instead done something even lighter, hiding the act of making money within entertainment experiences.
On the user side, there is almost no barrier to participation—engaging with content, joining activities, or entering lotteries—all of these actions are the entry points.
The system behind the scenes accomplishes two things: recording your participation and converting that participation into rewards. This is the essence of watch to earn.
It’s not about making you work, but about making you stay. The key to this model isn’t the return rate, but the duration of stay. Whoever can keep users engaged longer will have greater distribution power.
From an industry perspective, this is a very clear path: DeFi solves funding issues, social solves dissemination issues, and products like Watch are solving attention monetization.
Future competition won’t just be about on-chain finance, but about who can turn user time into tradable assets.
Watch has already completed the first step of this logic.
@wallchain @TermMaxFi