With apps like tinder where you match based on mutual likes, there's a problem where tinder's financial incentive doesn't align with that of the customer. Tinder doesn't want you to match straight away with as many people as possible because if you did, you'd meet your suitor faster and you'd end your subscription with tinder sooner.
So of course tinder has all kinds of trickery happening behind the scenes to not let you match very often but to keep it coming in small doses occasionally to keep you coming back. If you do like someone's profile on tinder you can be assured that you won't be showing up first when they are swiping, unless tinder's dice roll chooses for that to happen (rarely).
In an ideal situation this would be what happens when you go on tinder:
1.If no one has yet liked you, you are presented with a random list of people to view
2.If one or more people have liked you they appear first before the random selection is presented
So my question is can blockchain/BCH be leveraged in some way to "prove" the above things? If so there's a lot of money to be made it making a fair tinder.
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source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/bcp15i/provably_fair_tinderdating_app/
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