Touch Base $WIFB — Ambassador Rewards, and a Pokémon Detour
Host: $WIFB on Base (@WIFBonBase) with ThatOneKitty & Duck Therapist · Tue, 25 Aug 2026 · 1:01:05 · 9 speakers
TL;DR
- Kitty (ThatOneKitty) came for honest feedback on the $WIFB Bow Ambassador program — a tiered rewards system ($5–$30/month) built around a points scheme she'd worked out with ChatGPT.
- The room's near-unanimous verdict: scrap the visible "points." Burger, keRRy, Waldo and Röcky all shared scar tissue from point systems that never paid out.
- Concrete alternatives offered: reward with NFTs (teaches patience, floor holds), or a soul-bound / unpaired "useless" token minted via banker bot as a hidden scoreboard, then pay out manually in USDC/ETH.
- Strong consensus on one thing: don't give away your own project token — you'll just be forced to buy back dumps.
- A long, very off-script Pokémon tangent (Space Pikachu, ditto, and Nintendo's lawyers) hijacked the middle of the Space.
- Late arrival "Kip" (Capstiller)* pitched tokenizing each fragrance product on Zora as a customer-loyalty/data play for Kitty's real-world perfume business.
Highlights
[5:02] The Bow Ambassador program, explained. Kitty laid out the setup: applicants join a Telegram, earn points for simple activity (saying hello, voting, liking, articles, inviting real people), and level up through tiers worth $5 to $30 a month in rewards. Some ambassadors had already complained it was "too much work," so she wanted trusted friends to sanity-check the design.
[11:00] Waldo's crew crashes the party. Speaker 9 announced Waldo had just ended his own Space and sent everyone over "to thumb you down" — then admitted after three downvotes "this feels bad" and switched to hearts. Waldo followed with the story of Kitty wandering into his Space "with your little kitty voice" and stealing the whole room: "damn, I love kitty so much… the show's over, get the fuck out, go to kitty's house."
[11:56] The burger indictment. Burger reported that Waldo had "called me stupid and he said my burger was dumb," conceding the burger is, in fact, microwaveable. This spiraled into a forensic debate over whether the sticker-art burger contains tomato or merely ketchup. ("It's catch up.")
[15:27] "People fucking hate point systems." Burger gave his blunt five-years-in-crypto take: find any mechanism other than points. If you must, hide the points inside a worthless soul-bound token so at least it isn't called points.
[17:14] keRRy's point-system PTSD. keRRy backed Burger with feeling — points "never turn into tokens," and he's been burned enough to be "old school, jaded, a prick" about them. He floated a raffle/ticket model as fairer, since straight points let the same whales win every time.
[26:39] Don't bleed your own bag. Burger and Waldo aligned hard on treasury discipline: Burger's given away "hundreds, if not thousands of dollars of burgers" and it only pushed his chart down; Waldo said giving out too much project supply cost him "a fuck ton," and he'd only ever reward in ETH or USDC now.
[28:11] Waldo's NFT case. As a middle path, Waldo suggested handing out project NFTs (floor ~$40) instead of tokens — a dumped NFT finds a real buyer, and the wait teaches ambassadors patience in "a game where everyone wants everything immediately."
[33:49] The soul-bound scoreboard, mechanics. Burger and Waldo walked Kitty through the actual build: mint an infinite, unpaired ERC-20 via banker bot, weight it by tasks completed ("you do 10 of 10, Burger does two of 10"), then read the holder list on Basescan and pay out matching USD by hand.
[36:28] Dev wants to send it to zero. Waldo went full villain-dev bit — pair the reward token to $for(reals), then "I will fUD my own project… I want to send this shit to zero," scoop 98% of supply, and everyone keeps five tokens each. "It's gonna take us ten years, but now you're all happy as hell."
[37:20 → 44:00] The Space Pikachu / ditto saga. Kitty's excitement over a Pokémon Go "Space Pikachu" skin turned into Waldo declaring it the new reward meta, then an extended, deadpan Viridian Forest narration about a lonely trainer, a ditto, Nurse Joy, and inevitable Poké-jail. The room begged for a clip; a passing account ("crypto for impact") wandered in mid-fleshlight-discussion and, per Burger, promptly wandered back out.
[50:48] Kip's Zora idea. Late guest "Kip" (Capstiller)* brought the conversation back to business: tokenize each fragrance product on Zora, keep the initial 10M supply to control the floor, and gate perks — "if you hold this token you get 10% off" — turning purchases into on-chain loyalty data that could even signal the best time to run a sale. Kitty (whose Duck Therapist is the project dev) said she'd genuinely look into it.
Topic timeline
| Time | Topic |
|---|---|
| [0:45–4:04] | Getting the Space live, mic/charge housekeeping |
| [5:02–9:14] | Bow Ambassador program explained; call for feedback |
| [10:52–12:56] | Waldo's crew arrives; burger vs. ketchup banter |
| [12:56–20:50] | Why point systems fail (Burger, keRRy) |
| [20:50–30:12] | Alternatives: raffles, NFTs, don't give away your token |
| [30:12–36:24] | Soul-bound / unpaired token mechanics via banker bot |
| [36:24–47:00] | Space Pikachu, Pokémon fandom, the ditto saga |
| [47:00–50:00] | Back on track: soul-bound token vs. $for(reals) pairing |
| [50:48–59:04] | Kip's Zora product-tokenization pitch for the fragrance business |
| [59:04–1:00:47] | Wrap-up, thanks, pointer to Gallery Meets Media ep. 7 |
Notable quotes
- "people fucking hate point systems." — Burger [15:27]0:38
- "points never turn into tokens, you know what I mean? … it's nothing you're doing wrong, it's just us." — keRRy [17:14]0:38
- "I've given away at least hundreds, if not thousands of dollars of burgers over the past year. And the only thing it's done is made my chart go down." — Burger [26:39]0:38
- "They're gonna act like they're gonna support you, they're gonna do whatever it takes to get your USDC, and then they're gonna run." — Burger [27:43]0:38
- "I'm the dev of the project, and I will fUD my own project. I want to send this shit to zero." — Waldo [36:28]0:38
- "Space Pikachu is kind of perfect… you're like, I need the advice, guys — no, you just sold us, kitty. Good job." — Waldo [40:30]0:38
Who said what
- ThatOneKitty (@ThatOneKitty__)* — Host driving the session; brought the ambassador program for feedback, took every suggestion in stride, and left with a clear to-do list (talk to ChatGPT, build a soul-bound token, explore Zora).
- WIFB on Base (@WIFBonBase)* — Cohost handling the setup and logistics at the top of the Space.
- Duck Therapist (@DuckTherapist_)* — Cohost and project dev; framed the ambassador tasks as light community activity and noted the plan to only reward buy-back-able $WIFB.
- Burger Money (@BurgersOnBase)* — Most vocal critic of points; champion of the hidden soul-bound token and the "never give away your own token" rule.
- keRRy (@kerrymcook)* — Seconded Burger from lived experience; pitched a raffle/ticket model as the fairer reward structure.
- Waldo (@waldoforrealz)* — Chief entertainer and co-architect of the token mechanics; delivered the NFT-reward case, the banker-bot weighting walkthrough, and the entire Pokémon saga.
- Röcky (@Rockchilld3)* — Offered the contrarian data point: a merit-based, uptrend-timed token giveaway of ~10% supply that actually worked, with heavy caveats.
- Capstiller (@capstiller)* — Late arrival who steered things back to business with the Zora product-tokenization and loyalty-token idea.
Worth a full listen
- [15:27–34:52] — The real substance: a candid, collaborative teardown of reward-system design, from why points fail through raffles, NFTs, treasury discipline, and the full soul-bound-token build. If you run a small-cap community, this stretch is a free consulting session.
- [36:24–47:00] — Pure vibes: Space Pikachu, level-99 Mewtwo, and Waldo's fully committed ditto narration. Summary genuinely can't capture the delivery.
- [50:48–59:04] — Kip's Zora pitch is the most concrete forward idea for Kitty's actual perfume business, and worth hearing in full for the mechanics of tokenizing products for loyalty and sale-timing data.
* some voices are identified from context; those names are marked as likely.
