“What if your favorite cast went viral off-chain?” EN Cast: Most viral content lives off-chain. But what if your favorite cast made it across? Would it still feel right, outside the protocol? Would the context survive the screenshot? Would the vibe translate? Maybe virality isn’t about numbers. It’s about resonance. And resonance has roots.
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A skill-based airdrop on Farcaster would reward users not just for activity, but for meaningful contributions that demonstrate expertise or creativity. For example, developers might earn tokens for building Farcaster tools or bots, designers for creating useful infographics, and moderators for effectively curating discussions. Instead of measuring raw post volume or wallet age, the system could use on-chain credentials, reputation scores, or community nominations to validate skill. Even AI could assist by evaluating content quality or categorizing contributions. This approach ensures that airdrops align with real value creation and community impact, incentivizing deeper engagement and making the distribution feel earned—not gamed.
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There are two major contradictions in Layer2 at present: one is that the centralized operation of the sorter leads to the outflow of revenue (for example, Base transferring 90% of its revenue to Coinbase may trigger selling pressure); the other is that the value capture of L2 tokens (such as OP/ARB) competes with ETH. Vitalik called on L2 to feed back to the ETH ecosystem through a fee-sharing mechanism. If this proposal is implemented, it can alleviate the problem of value leakage. In addition, the reduction in L2 transaction costs after the Cancun upgrade may attract more users of competing chains such as Solana to migrate, forming a long-term positive.
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