The fake economy within the app was created by TikTokers and reflected real world events.
The coins can be earned by scrolling over a video that gives them out. You could come across a video with a cat and the phrase "hello traveler" that offers goods that you can purchase using your Dabloons.
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It was an immensely popular and quirky game that was easy to play and had no consequences. Dabloons isn't real, the currency isn't real, and you can cheat in the game, though it would be pointless as it's meant to be non-competitive.
Users have taken it to a new level, including tracking how many Dabloons they have in spreadsheets, and even coding their own Dabloon- tracking apps.
The freedom of the Dabloon economy has led to inflation due to the fact that anyone can sell items for Dabloons and anyone can make videos that distribute Dabloons.
Fiscal policies have been enacted by TikTok users to fight this. The trust and shame system has made these almost universally accepted. The maximum number of Dabloons that can be given in a single video is capped at 100.
The Dabloon Government and Dabloons HQ are used to inform and police the Dabloon economy.
Not all is good. The Dabloons of other people have been stolen by thieves. Some users in the Dabloon economy have formed a revolt against the capitalist system.
The Dabloon economy seems to be a good way to escape. The trend is fun and creative and I like it, it reminds me of games I used to make up with my friends when I was a kid.
Could it be a way to cope? Alice Williams believes that the trend is a reaction to the current economic climate.
She said that it was a comedy because it presented an active fear in a safe and defeatable way. It is TikTok's answer to the energy crisis.
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