Farcaster

clouds

finally a place where I can post my heart-shaped cloud 🤍

them: what is it like to work in crypto? 

me:

my dreams are very simple

to get into the farcaster top #100 club

💕 girlypop 💕

gm frENS

berabaddies have been shipping honorary pfps to some of the most wholesome people in the space ₊˚⊹♡

thanks for including me(ly.eth) 🖤

appreciation

My dad often told me how much he loved going out with me when I was little.

He would never relate when seeing a crying or screaming kid in a store. Instead he would always encourage me to pick something for myself and rather than choosing something he would get a "I’ll take what papa takes".

Neither of us would pick anything and we simply continued our outing.

When I look around my rather empty apartment and the lack of "stuff" it makes me think of that story.

some things never really change

gn

gm & happy sunday 🌱

one thing i'm looking forward to this summer is meeting my pre-crypto team. 

our reunion last year included tears, hugs, and lots of laughter. nothing creates bonds like building something from scratch and going through all the ups and downs together

NFTs have evolved into at least four categories.

First, there are name NFTs like yourname.eth. These are the easiest to understand because they are just like domain names or usernames.

Next, there are profile NFTs like Bored Ape. These have value because they are like club memberships, and people make them part of their public identity.

Next, there are Zora-style content coins like horse (see reply), which update the art NFT model by setting up a market for every Instagram-style post. Buyers buy these coins to show appreciation for the creator, to speculate on how much more popular a given post will get, and sometimes to show (via onchain timestamps) that they’re early to spotting new talent.

Finally, there are micro-NFTs that just represent onchain data, akin to “typed likes”. Many social actions are now cheap enough to record onchain.

"from domains to usernames" will be the chosen topic for my talk at @ethprague 

there are many different angles from which ENS can be perceived, but this one felt the most tangible!

Conference 🗓️ May 27 - 29, 2025 🔗 
 https://ethprague.com/    Hackathon by ETHGlobal 🗓️ May 30 - June 1, 2025

gm frENS ৻( • ᴗ •  ৻)

did the barista use an ENS fidget spinner while making the perfect drink? 

you bet

👩🏻‍💻

your users deserve the best UX; so build on open naming standards

build with @ensdomains

Your web3 username | Join the chat in /ens

Learn more: ens.domains | Register: app.ens.domains

as a rather private person, one of my goals this year is showing different aspects of myself online (and onchain)

ENS & identity are topics i can discuss with you for hours

but my safe space on sunday nights is my art station ・°☆

happy 8th birthday @ensdomains 💙

ens is how millions of users name their wallets, profiles, and onchain identities. it is how l2s and companies issue brand-related names. it is how traditional web domains are brought onchain

ENS is the naming protocol built on open standards, governed by a public DAO, lives natively on the Ethereum blockchain, and most importantly, it works multichain.

A name is more than just a handle. This is how your users identify themselves across dapps and ecosystems

it's my sole mission to make sure that no user has to see or use hexadecimal addresses ever again

ENS makes web3 identity easier but we're always looking to simplify things even more.

Excited to announce our integration with @usecapsule ! Now, anyone can get an ENS name, no wallet required!

Here’s why it’s a big deal 👇🧵

ens is for everyone

even if you’ve never touched crypto, that shouldn’t stop you from claiming your forever ens name.

ens is user friendly by design and offers a multitude of ways for onboarding normies.

integrating with para is one way

mely

@mely.eth