Farcaster isn’t a social network — it’s an ownership protocol for identity. Keys, frames, casts, onchain handles— they all point to one idea: Your identity lives on a neutral protocol, not a company. This unlocks things no Web2 platform can give you: – portable followers – portable reputation – portable distribution – onchain monetization – censorship resistance We’ve never seen social built like this. Farcaster is what happens when identity becomes a public good. @farcaster
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Ethereum remains the most important coordination layer in crypto. Every major asset, stablecoin, L2, or institutional product eventually touches Ethereum. Not because it’s the fastest— but because it’s the highest-trust, most neutral, most battle-tested settlement layer. ETH is liquidity gravity. ETH is finality culture. ETH is institutional comfort. Even L2s that criticize Ethereum still rely on Ethereum to exist. That’s real power. #Ethereum #ETH #L2 #CryptoMacro 4. Ethereum’s real moat is its slow, irreversible legitimacy. People talk about network effects, dev ecosystem, liquidity… But the real moat is credibility. Ethereum is slow because important things are slow: – Monetary legitimacy – Regulatory acceptance – Institutional trust – Global neutrality – Predictable security Solana moves fast. Ethereum endures. Both can win, but for different reasons.
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ETH – Restaking Turns Ethereum Into the Global Coordination Layer Restaking is more than a yield narrative. It’s Ethereum’s most important evolution since the Merge. Restaking turns ETH into: – a security primitive – a coordination layer – a trust market – an economic engine for shared security ETH becomes the collateral that secures not just Ethereum, but the whole modular ecosystem. This is how Ethereum extends its influence: not by increasing TPS, but by exporting trust. Every chain that taps into restaking becomes part of Ethereum’s gravitational field.
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