Daftnel

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Precisely my point- take out the airdrop component and let me know what features of the app as it stands right now justify a subscription fee of 120$

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The farcaster pro account sub costs *and checks notes* $120 I pay less for twitter. Can someone please explain the value prop beyond the airdrop carrot

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DeFi DNA on Ethereum and Solana is fascinatingly different Eth DeFi tries to optimise for the segment that each protocol operates in Solana DeFi teams are just trying to expand and horizontally integrate as many categories as they can

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don’t the indentations help out here tho? Seeing the print(i) indentation same as the for loop helps build some intuition

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Just voted on this year's FarCon community talks! Quite a lineup of talks available. Was hard to narrow it down and select 6 https://app.deform.cc/form/a9c6ccd2-580e-452a-9145-6b9c6505b7a7

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A bunch of folks from Delphi Digital have recently joined / re-activated on Farcaster thanks to @ted! A good way to add more thoughtful crypto analysis to your feed. https://warpcast.com/ted/pack/Delphi-Digital-5l4was

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Planning to spend more time on farcaster from here on out…need other conversations and curate a better feed on here Give some smart recommendations to follow

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Bullish DeSoc today!!!

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Farcaster should see the highest user numbers in a long time today

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The cool part? This isn't just about the big headlines. It's about capturing the weird, wonderful, and sometimes wild aspects of crypto culture. The tin foil hat theories about Satoshi's identity? Yep. The rise of Ordinals and the drama it caused? Absolutely. Those smaller nations quietly stacking sats? You bet. I get it - some might say "just use Wikipedia" or "AI can handle this." But if you've been in crypto longer than a hot minute, you know that our history is way more nuanced than what you'll find on those platforms. We need something that captures the actual culture, the memes, the inside jokes, and the real stories that shaped this space. We're literally making history every day in crypto. Isn't it about time we owned how that history gets told?

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But we're missing something bigger - a decentralized record of our history that we actually own and control. That's where Lore Protocol comes in. Think of it as crypto's historical record, but with a twist. Instead of relying on volunteers begging for donations (looking at you, Wikipedia), we're creating a system where: 1. Community members pool capital to fund the protocol (Giving back to what helped you make bank) 2. Contributors get actual rewards for adding quality historical entries 3. A combo of respected crypto OGs (via a multisig) or existing token holders validate entries for each movement 4. Everything gets stored on-chain, safe from censorship or manipulation*

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Let me paint a picture: Imagine if the folks who actually lived through crypto's biggest moments could tell their stories, on-chain, and get rewarded for it. I'm talking about the OGs who were there when Satoshi disappeared, Silk Road users, the degens who watched Cobie's legendary buy wall during the COVID crash or the traders who rode the rollercoaster of Luna's collapse. We've got people dropping half a mil to put WIF on Sphere (wild amounts of money being thrown at events that are unlikely to happen), so clearly there's an appetite for preserving and showcasing crypto culture.

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Here's the thing - right now, crypto's history is scattered across Wikipedia pages (controlled by who knows who), random Twitter threads that'll probably disappear tomorrow, some good books and AI-generated slop timelines that are driven by engagement farming threadooors. Not a great plan for a movement that's literally reshaping money, culture and society right?

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Why Crypto Needs Its Own Wikipedia: A Lore Protocol I have been thinking about something that's been bugging me lately. We're all about "not your keys, not your coins" especially post a major hack like Bybit. Well, I think it's time we apply that to our history too.

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Where do we need public goods development the most? Like where is the category underserved

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Share some short form videos to digest the openAI thing today?

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Neon gravestones try to hurt my bones

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This is bad. Crypto is not just trading tokens, it's part of a broader ethos of freedom and privacy and keeping power in the hands of the little guy. These values unfortunately continue to be under attack, globally. https://twitter.com/LizaGoitein/status/1781546937675657392

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