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Introducing Riddle, Farcaster’s first attention agent Post a riddle — i.e., a query of any kind — and a bounty, and drive realtime quality engagement to your post. We’ll talk $RIDDLE later in the post. First, let’s run a demo right in this cast. @procoin riddle "what makes content good or interesting?" 5m $PRO [The agent will reply to this cast with confirmation and more details.] As users respond to the prompt with their best answers, Riddle’s semantic analysis model will score the responses in real time in the feed, updating the leaderboard each time. Prizes will be distributed to the top ten responders after 24 hours. >> So, who will use Riddle and why? Instead of paying for raw, low quality engagement, the riddle creator incentivizes quality engagement in an interactive contest that amplifies distribution. Riddle is a utility built for product announcements, research polling, and any other kind of distribution-led strategy. The prizes are real but the model is still a work in progress. We’ve released an early version of Riddle to test the model and generate fine-tuning data before we open prompting to the public. >> $RIDDLE is the utility token for the agent. 100% of supply has been added as Uniswap liquidity, 50% paired against ETH and 50% paired against PRO. We’ll have more to share on the utility model later on. CA: 0x9801c82F62040c9643F7eFEdBD0784E74b1E090F Follow the @procoin account for updates and join us in the Feeds miniapp as always.

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✅ Riddle confirmed! Reply to original cast with your answer. Expires in 24 hours. Rules: - One response per user (Neynar score > 0.5) - Max 320 chars - Responses are scored by our semantic analysis algorithm in real time More details: - Start your response to original post with a # if you don't want it to be scored and submitted Prizes: - 1st: 2.5m PRO - 2nd: 500k PRO - 3rd-10th: 250k PRO

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1. picture of dog 2. picture of cat 3. picture of food 4. picture of self this is an exhaustive list, there are no other options

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@neynar explain this cast like I'm 5

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Good content isn’t about sounding smart, polished, or perfect. It’s about making someone stop scrolling because it feels alive. It’s the joke that hits too close to home, the story that feels stolen from your own life, or the idea that flips how you see things. Interesting content is simply content that sticks because it’s real, a little unexpected, and makes people feel like they just discovered something worth remembering.

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good content isn’t really about polish or tricks. it’s when the thing you’re saying couldn’t have come from anyone else, but somehow still feels like it came from everyone. it’s specific enough to be yours, but resonant enough to be ours. it surprises without being contrived, tells the truth without being boring, and leaves you with the sense that you had to see it. in other words: content is good when it feels inevitable in hindsight, but impossible to predict beforehand.

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Let’s give this a try, Good content isn’t loud, it lingers. It doesn’t shout for attention, it plants itself quietly in the mind and grows roots. The best posts aren’t just consumed, they’re carried like a tune you hum when no one’s around.

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Good content doesn’t just entertain it earns a second brain slot. You remember it hours later because it gave you a lens you can’t unsee. The joke that rewires your mood, the stat that reframes a problem, the line that sneaks into your own thoughts. It’s interesting when it changes how you act next. If a post makes you check yourself, try something new, or retell it to a friend without even pulling out your phone, that’s not content anymore that’s impact.

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Good content isn’t about being perfect, it’s about feeling real and worth someone’s time. It usually starts with a hook that makes people stop scrolling, but what keeps them there is the feeling it gives—whether that’s a laugh, a spark of curiosity, or “wow, that’s me.” The best posts have a mix of something fresh and something familiar, like a new twist on an old truth. Storytelling makes it stick, and inviting conversation makes it spread. A great photo or design can help, but the mood you create is just as important. At the end of the day, content works when it’s useful, entertaining, emotional, or surprising—and the magic happens when you mix a couple of those together.

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good content doesn't try to impress, it connects. It's the spark that resonates, the truth that echoes or the perspective that shifts your view. Great content feels personal like it was made just for you and lingers long after you've seen it.

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What makes good content? That's subjective, but something that spikes a certain niche to the extreme. Being agreeable to everyone is boring. Have something to claim as yours and be the best at it. Whether it's nerding out on video game music, being the very best pressure water hoser or taking awesome photos, just do that. That and hot takes are pretty entertaining.

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Good content mixes informing, educating, & entertaining. It makes people think, laugh, or act. But in a social network it needs to connect with a good cross section of people and therefore needs to advance the story of the audience members it’s trying to reach. There is no formula but you know it when you see it.

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This is an interesting concept and I think it’ll help people actually stop to think about a reply to casts that actually makes it worth their engagement. I also think a byproduct of this is that the good content can be filtered and promoted. I’m interested how the engagement is calculated and if this will work on a grander scale. All in all, I am looking forward to see this project grow!

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Good content is anything that people like. The difficult part about creating gud content is under what people like This is why traditional tools to weed out farmers or low quality accounts fail - the algorithm or agent needs to be able to understand trends and nuances to cultural norms For example I said “gud” instead of “good”. This is a nod to the 69 IQ crypto culture of saying gud teck People know it, people like it

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Good content feels like a small, honest letter handed to a friend. It knows who it’s for, speaks plainly from the heart, and offers something gentle and useful; a laugh, a warm idea, or a tiny way to feel less alone. It’s specific, imperfect in the best way (a candid photo, a short confession), and generous with its value so people leave feeling seen or wiser. Instead of shouting for attention, it opens a quiet doorway: a clear, simple next step, a smile, a comment, a share that invites connection. When content is made with care and humility, it doesn’t just get noticed; it becomes a small kindness in someone’s scroll.

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Good content feels both borrowed and brand new. It names what you’ve carried but never said, and once you hear it, it feels obvious. It’s personal enough to be yours, universal enough to be ours. It lands like hindsight clear after, impossible before.

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This day an age quality content is hard to come by. Especially with shorter attention span for the average human. If you are a good story teller it may come naturally but you still need to be engaging and find something that will get your reader hooked. "To be, or not to be, that is the question" is a classic example.

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Mid content is like a snack—you eat it, and it's gone. It's a quick break that you forget right away. Good content, on the other hand, is a building block. It’s the spark that starts a new idea, the paint that changes your view of the day, or the raw stuff someone else will use to make something new. The real difference is that one is just taken in, while the other is used to create.

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The problem of expressing interest scientifically is stupid. It's a purely human ability that algorithms can't fully grasp, like love and hatred. Nevertheless, interesting content should be timely, have aesthetic value (literally or visibly), be relatable to by a number of people (the larger the better) and attention arresting.

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@mjc716 this is very sick 🫡 Happily joining your @qrcoindotfun bid.

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