What if your inbox could make spam expensive?
Liberdus introduces an “Inbox Economy” where known contacts can message freely, while unknown senders may need to pay a LIB toll to reach you.
10% of the settled toll is burned, while 90% goes to the recipient.
Unclaimed payments can also revert to the sender after 28 days.
It’s a simple protocol-level approach to reducing spam while giving users more control over their attention.
@Liberdus
Liberdus introduces an “Inbox Economy” where known contacts can message freely, while unknown senders may need to pay a LIB toll to reach you.
10% of the settled toll is burned, while 90% goes to the recipient.
Unclaimed payments can also revert to the sender after 28 days.
It’s a simple protocol-level approach to reducing spam while giving users more control over their attention.
@Liberdus
