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It's just like society. In theory you can become anything you want, millionaire, president, etc... In practice it depends heavily on which social group you're born into, social mobility is quite low.

Most people with large audiences on Farcaster:

1. Didn't know me before Farcaster
2. Did not have large audiences on Twitter or other platforms

They were early and stuck around.

Most people with large audiences on Farcaster:

1. Didn't know me before Farcaster
2. Did not have large audiences on Twitter or other platforms

They were early and stuck around.

https://www.eugenewei.com/blog/2019/2/19/status-as-a-service

What percentage of these accounts’ large audience is real users do you estimate?

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Give this a go:

https://dune.com/chasesommer/farcaster-auto-follow?autofollow_timediff_n29ba9=5

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Not dug a lot but I remember @chriscocreated having a strong ratio. There does seem to be correlation between good and frequent casters getting real follows, unsurprisingly. Was interesting to see Dan’s breakdown of the follow list above too.

Oh yeah duh I see people using this a lot - I think I would just need to lookup percentage of power badge users to get a feel.