Is the process of earning FWB tokens based on completing tasks and contributing to the community?
Raihan Anwar
Co-founder at Friends with Benefits
Raihan: Exactly. Even just hanging out -- as long as you're not like an NPC, to put it in video game parlance -- you're probably going to get at least some FWB. For example, the top earner last season was Nick Hamilton, an Australian graphic designer who was a really mean but sweet curmudgeon on the internet, and he’s extremely funny. He got all the reacts, and he ended up making, I think, 70 FWB on the season.
Colby: To put it in context, the next season you only needed to hold 75 FWB in order to maintain access. That’s a non-trivial amount. Most people, if they made anything, made in the 10 to 20 range, which was still more than enough to cover the difference for most seasons.
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