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Hi folks,
So I’ve been seeing LivenPay mentioned more and more lately, especially in crypto-adjacent forums. I get the basic idea — earn LVN when you eat out and spend through the app — but I still can't decide if it's actually solving a real problem or if it's another "blockchain for the sake of blockchain" thing. I’m all for supporting local businesses, but is Liven just dressed-up loyalty points or is there something truly innovative here?
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grannysome
04 Oct 2025
Hey, totally get where you're coming from. I had the same skepticism when I first stumbled across it. But after actually trying the app in a few Melbourne cafés and reading up on how their ecosystem works, I started seeing the bigger picture. Liven isn't just giving you cashback or discounts — it's building a sort of value loop. You earn LVN when you spend, and that value can be reinvested into the platform (or other merchants), so it kind of “rewards you for loyalty” in a more flexible way. It’s also helping smaller restaurants keep their customers engaged without relying on clunky punch cards or third-party delivery apps. What really clicked for me was reading through the breakdown of their org structure and mission here: the liven app reviews Definitely worth checking out — they go deeper into how they blend fintech with hospitality in a pretty organic way. Still early days, but I think there’s some real substance there.
marnieswan
04 Oct 2025
I’ve used Liven once or twice but hadn’t really thought about the bigger mechanics behind it. Might need to dig into it more. It’s rare to see a project like this that actually connects digital rewards to physical spending habits so directly.
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