Why Farcaster Feels Like the Early Internet

Farcaster is quickly becoming crypto’s favorite corner of the internet—not because it promises decentralization, but because it delivers vibes. Unlike X (formerly Twitter), where engagement often feels algorithmically stifled, Farcaster rewards authenticity and curiosity.

The onboarding is smooth, the community is smart, and posts—sorry, casts—don’t vanish into the void. Builders actually reply. Founders read your takes. Memes matter again.

While still in its early adopter phase, Farcaster feels like Twitter in 2012 crossed with Hacker News and a touch of Reddit—all running on a decentralized protocol. If you’re building in crypto and not casting, you’re missing the best part of the internet right now.