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DFINITY Ecological Application CanCan
On May 8, the decentralized computing platform DFINITY, together with 36Kr and Odaily, jointly held the "DFINITY Internet Computer Mainnet Launch Conference". This conference focuses on the technology and development of Internet computers, and is committed to discussing technology and applications, opportunities and challenges, business and ecology with decentralized builders. (Click to watch the exciting content)
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(Video presentation by Liz Yang, DFINITY Ecosystem Expansion Manager)
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The following is Liz Yang's shorthand arrangement:
Hello everyone, my name is Liz Yang, and I work in the DFINITY Ecological Expansion Department. Next, I will introduce and demonstrate CanCan, an APP on Internet Computer.
Internet Computer is a very advanced blockchain technology that will become part of the Internet today. It ushered in a whole new and exciting era, offering developers and entrepreneurs the same outlets and opportunities as the 90s and early 2000s.
In the development of APPs on Internet computers, tokens can be used to attract users. Let's now look at an example to give you an idea of how tokens can be used to attract users.
In CanCan, you can see a lot of videos, similar to other video sharing apps, you can also give him a like.
Next, I will introduce you how to upload videos to CanCan: First, select the video to upload, put the title; wait for the video to upload to the backend; after uploading, you can go to the homepage to browse the video.
Next, I will introduce to you a function on CanCan: "Super Like". It's similar to "like", but on a deeper level. When you see particularly interesting or cool content, you can give him a "super like", and the user can get reward points; each user can only use 10 "super likes" within 24 hours, and the CanCan backend can Tracks whether the user has reached the "super like" limit for the day.
Of course, you can also use red envelopes to directly reward content creators on CanCan. Every time a red envelope is tipped, the content creator will get a little reward point, which can be exchanged for different things.
For example, CanCan regularly hosts Drop Days. During this time, users can redeem reward points for free items from sponsors, or exchange their reward points for governance tokens, giving users a voice in app decisions.
Suppose a user named Jim sees that today is Drop Day, he can click the "Notification" on the homepage to learn more, and choose to exchange reward points for Can tokens or prizes provided by sponsors. Jim is curious about Can tokens, he can click to view the latest information of Can tokens; Jim decides to exchange some Can tokens, he enters 100 reward points, and clicks the exchange button; the exchange rate of the day is 100 points=1.027 Can tokens, Jim hits the Swap button; now that the Can tokens are in his wallet, Jim can choose to trade those tokens, or hold them to participate in CanCan's governance and get rewarded for it.
Jim can also use 100 reward points to exchange for a T-shirt from a sponsor of CanCan; after the sponsor gets reward points from Jim, it can also be used to purchase advertisements in the APP; when users browse, they will see the sponsorship merchant's advertisement.
