1. Set your first price inside Library of Things
30 minIn admin, set the default deposit (start at $10, more for expensive items), a household plan of $3 per month, and a building plan at $25 per month.
Pick where you want to go. Every route starts with a move you can make within the hour.
In admin, set the default deposit (start at $10, more for expensive items), a household plan of $3 per month, and a building plan at $25 per month.
Write down ten real people you know who fit: the neighbour with the pressure washer, your building's group chat admin, the friend who just borrowed your ladder. Message each one personally, not in a group. Ask them to try it this week and tell you one thing that confused them.
Hi, I have set up a small street library of things. You list stuff you rarely use, like a drill or a tent, and neighbours borrow it with a small refundable deposit. Would you list two items this week?
This is the step that takes nerve. When a tester says they like it, ask them to pay the real price today. Do not offer a discount first. Watch the USDC land in your own wallet and screenshot it for your records.
The street library has had 12 loans already. To keep it running I am asking $3 a month per household. Would you be one of the first ten?
Every Friday, share how many people used Library of Things, how much came in, and one thing you changed. Keep it to five lines on X, Farcaster or your group chat. Real numbers, even small ones, build trust faster than promises.
Library of Things week 3: 22 households, 41 items, 18 loans, zero lost items. Added a ladder sign up sheet. Next: invite the next street.
Add a $25 per month building plan with an admin view for the building manager. Offer it to your building first.
Leave an email and we nudge you at 24 and 72 hours with your next move. Optional.
Or to keep this voyage on your profile.
A neighbourhood treasury where proposals unlock only after enough real neighbours physically show up.
A rotating savings circle (ajo, susu, chama) with payouts enforced by contract and trust scores for members.