Owen Campbell

@turbotinker

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I’ve seen this image go viral a few times. It turns out there has not been a huge actual increase in M1 China Money Supply. What has changed is the way M1 is reported by PBOC. They now include household deposits and funds held in things like WeChat and AliPay, which is more inline with other currencies.

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@horsefacts.eth

master difficult esoteric skills with zero use in the real world alienate friends and family while losing your money take enormous physical and psychic damage every day yeah, I'd say that's "crypto the game"

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Dylan Abruscato

@dylanabruscato

And just like that, @bixbite will be resurrected as well!

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What about Farcaster frustrates or confuses you?

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ENS Manager App Feature Reminder💡 You can register and extend ENS names by selecting an exact expiration date - giving you more control over your domains. Check it out anytime at http://app.ens.domains

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A nerd snipe is a special case of human vulnerability: getting tunnel visioned into some side quest. In some ways, it’s like other snipes: status – clout, prestige FOMO – hype, trends emotion – outrage, drama, rabbit holes Nerds just get sniped by ideas and tech. Same circuit, different bait? Not really. Status, fomo, and emotions come from variations of mimetic desire—people don’t just want things; they want what others want. A nerd snipe is different. It’s not about imitating who desires something, but how they desire—nerds model curiosity itself. The mimetic hook isn’t prestige or belonging; it’s the gravitational pull of an interesting problem, and the allure of skill and knowledge.

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can someone help pick my next mini frame

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🚨 🚨 TRADE ALERT 🚨 🚨 I receive: USDC You receive: Likes Thanks @ampsfun

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imagine going outside

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.☘︎ ݁˖ Happy (early) St. Patrick's Day! .☘︎ ݁˖ Thanks to UCLA Innovative Design, @04sveta04 and @anna86 for the new holiday frames + more!

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ted (not lasso)

fun fact: @woj.eth drinks 5 to 6 shots of espresso a day i know this because i sit next to him five days a week

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ted (not lasso)

replace the word computer with [fill in the blank]

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coin this on @zora ?

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Xen Baynham-Herd

Two criteria I personally use for evaluating tokens

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If you're looking for a TweetDeck like experience for Farcaster, check out @fiids from @alvesjtiago.eth https://beta.fiids.xyz

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Varun Srinivasan

There are over 60,000 funded Warplets now 👀

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tried to see if David Sacks (White House crypto czar) was on Farcaster and not only does someone else clearly have the handle but they have confusingly just been posting this 1 pasta recipe

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Varun Srinivasan

Keep warps if you want to buy invites or channels. Otherwise cash them out to USDC

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WHAT’S HAPPENING WITH CHANNELS? 1. Channels aren’t going anywhere anytime soon 2. Our priority is growth; we’re working on a) improving onchain UX with frames + wallet (network differentiation) b) invites + rewards (increase daily actives users) c) protocol improvements to support new clients bringing their own users (increase daily actives users) d) creator onboarding (increase daily active users) 3. Channels, historically, have not driven growth; channels, however, have helped deepen engagement and retention for existing power users. 4. Given limited resources (i.e. focus), we don’t have near term plans to add features to channels. 5. However, nearly all aspects of channels are programmable via a) the protocol b) Warpcast open / free APIs. If there is demand, we may also prioritize making channel registration available API. Note: moving all channels metadata to the protocol is a lot of work that wouldn’t drive near-term growth. 1/2

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