Yes, for v1 of such a system, you don't need device-side SDKs that track attribution events...you can use existing (clunky) tooling around chain querying to get most of what you need.
Re: the future of web 3 and data privacy, it's not clear who would emerge as the obvious user champion. Most (normie) users won't care enough to bother (as…
Yes, for v1 of such a system, you don't need device-side SDKs that track attribution events...you can use existing (clunky) tooling around chain querying to get most of what you need.
Re: the future of web 3 and data privacy, it's not clear who would emerge as the obvious user champion. Most (normie) users won't care enough to bother (as they don't in web 2), but someone in the stack will offer privacy as a product (even if only for marketing purposes).
Yes, for v1 of such a system, you don't need device-side SDKs that track attribution events...you can use existing (clunky) tooling around chain querying to get most of what you need.
Re: the future of web 3 and data privacy, it's not clear who would emerge as the obvious user champion. Most (normie) users won't care enough to bother (as they don't in web 2), but someone in the stack will offer privacy as a product (even if only for marketing purposes).