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the past couple weeks a journalist @mazmhussain earned ~$2k on farcaster - via moxie, without a big following - by casting great content. This is the way. 

His fans participated in 20% of his earnings. This is the way. 

It happened on farcaster without @dwr.eth or @v having anything to do with it. Because @moxie.eth  is a protocol on top of the farcaster protocol. This is the way

@rainbow @supercast @moxiescout and dozens others enhanced it - permissionlessly. This is the way. 

The moxie rewards and the fan tokens are on the @base blockchain but @jessepollak and team had nothing to do with it, because it’s protocols on top of protocols. This is the way. 

The technology is enabled by ethereum EVM smart contracts but @vitalik.eth has nothing to do with it. This is the way. 

The new internet is darn cool.

It’s true. If the internet can become this way and you can get paid for casting it’ll simply become economically feasible to do a lot more things.

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I would argue it’s a general necessity for humanity to scale alongside automation