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most people didn’t heard about cambridge analytica or fewer know how twitter was accused of shaping election outcomes. but honestly, that’s not the point.

the real question isn’t who controls information. it’s what gets our attention and why. in a world of infinite content, attention has become the most scarce asset. not money, not data, not even tokens.

everyone’s posting. everyone’s liking. but almost none of it leaves a trace of meaningful interaction.

kaito showed us something critical: crypto twitter is smaller than we think. and fake impressions are everywhere.

at @inflynce, we’re building the similar but more powerful layer of truth for @farcaster, a native attention economy protocol with two core layers:

- mindshare, a real-time influence score across the graph.
- coordination layer, campaigns where only trusted users earn visibility.

infofi isn’t just a concept. it’s a foundation for signal-based ecosystems.

A sufficiently decentralized social network. farcaster.xyz

/inflynce | Attention Economy for @farcaster | Building on @base