A common misconception I see in product thinking / suggestions here: just do this thing I as a power user (or someone interested in decentralization) want. 

We're well past that from a growth standpoint. Settings and ethos aren't useful for driving at-scale consumer growth.

The average new user is only interested in sign up or using Farcaster if they believe they will be entertained or make money (likely because a friend told them about it).

This hits hard.
Product suggestions often reflect what power users want — not what average users need.
Growth comes from entertainment or money, not settings or ethos.