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Way too hard on memecoins imo
They are like prediction markets for softer things like social coordination, cultural trends, anything that can’t be neatly resolved into defined outcomes.
Hard to say they were ever trying to “tell the truth” in the way PMs are
Yeah they are usually heavily manipulated. Because the t...
today i want to talk about prediction markets; and why, as we reach what feels like the final innings of contentcoins as they currently exist, and memecoins in their recent form, the distinction between *information* and *attention* finally matters.
they've told you for years now that memecoins are information markets
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Hold up
So they essentially built this place for free
Given some rumors, wanted to post a few clarifications:
Farcaster is not shutting down. The protocol works and will continue to work. There were 250,000 MAU in December and over 100,000 funded wallets. The acquirer, Neynar, is a venture-backed startup and plans to shift Farcaster in a more developer-focused direction.
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ok i been hardcore sleeping on this collection
had to fix that right quick and go grab some with my traits (hb monkey and arrow quotes)
@protardio
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You think you are vibe coding with Claude Code but you're not.
If, while Claude is doing your work for you, you spend that interstitial time to spin up 6 more agents to work on six more viral productivity apps, you are most certainly not "vibe" coding.
Stop using the term vibe coding unless you are actually vibing w...
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Some strong reactions to this
Juxtapose this with nouns, the archetypal example of a rich treasury and strong governance approach to dBrand-building
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It’s interesting how much focus has been placed on fees and the revenue they can bring for the major crypto projects that have broken out in the last couple years (hyperliquid, Pumpfun).
There used to be an idealism that true ownership was what mattered and that even just the “threat of the fee switch” was enough to ...
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