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The Farcaster Settlement
I've talked to a few people struggling to find their way on Farcaster over the last couple of months & wanted to give them an illustration of life here. And I wanted it to not only explain it, but also give them something to feel. I like the Singapore illustration--low population, high GDP--but it's hard to feel. So, I've told them that Farcaster is like a group settling a new frontier. To me, this captures the positive-sum nature of Farcaster. How does a group of people settle a new world? P...
We Are The Art
There is an art revolution taking place and ‘We Are The Art’ is a project exploring the edges of that revolution. As art comes onchain and redefines the realities of ownership and provenance, We Are The Art is an experiment with a profound idea: the community of collectors is what makes onchain art unique. We Are The Art is a social experiment—even a social game—that creates an environment for collaborating to create digital art that tells the story of this onchain revolution in a way that co...
Farcaster 2026: Growth Is About People, Story, & Onboarding
This post is taking part in the Farcaster 2026 writing contest organized by Kiwi News & sponsored by Purple DAO How can Farcaster amp up its marketing and growth activities to acquire new users? A lot has happened since this prompt was offered by the contest in the middle of January! This past week alone would require a rewrite of the answer. I want to suggest that there isn’t an exact script, but the roadmap is wrapped up in people, story, and onboarding. Farcaster Growth Is About People The...
Nouns A Household Name?
This article is participating in the Nouns x Kiwi Writing Contest One of the founders of Nouns, Seneca, posed a question: Can Nouns be the face of crypto? What would it mean for the industry at large if Nouns were to become a household name? I want to address the ‘can’ part of that question. What would it take for Nouns to become a household name or the face of crypto? There may be multiple parts to the answer, but this is my starting point: Nouns needs a community-owned story. The Nouns Stor...