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https://www.youtube.com/shorts/h5cvlkVQHGo 😍

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Forgot to mention: beyond supporting stETH, the new token buyer also changes the core mechanism to let the DAO set a withdrawal allowance for the contract with a proposal, which removes the need for the continuous manual top-ups.

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Topics have full Farcaster integration, just like everything else in Camp. However, casts will only be visible on clients that support them - currently, Camp is the only one that does (I think).

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New smol thing: A simple income forecast and some ask impact numbers on the prop screen

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GM! TLDR: We’re starting a test run with Farcaster likes on Camp today, please give it a try and let us know what you think.

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New little thing: addresses verified on a Farcaster account now have a link to Warpcast ↗️

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"But how can you like something that isn’t a cast?", you might wonder. Well, Farcaster actually supports reactions to arbritrary url targets. This is pretty powerful because it means that you can react to practically anything. (https://github.com/farcasterxyz/protocol/blob/main/docs/SPECIFICATION.md#14-reactions) When you like something in the Camp feed, we submit a Farcaster reaction targeting the originating onchain transaction. The reaction’s target URI is simply the transaction hash formatted according to ERC-2400. https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-2400 This way we can react to any relevant onchain action; like votes, proposals, auction bids, proposal executions, etc. And since it’s Farcaster, it’s all decentralized trustless data.

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