Nguyễn Hoàng (veritasrsiii)

The scoring framework for the @iccm.eth creator ranking on Farcaster is now live — and here’s the formula you need to follow: 🔢 Score Weight = Engagement Score × Quality Multiplier Where: Score Weight → your final total score Engagement Score → the sum of all interactions (likes, comments, recasts) on posts related to ICCM Quality Multiplier → Neynar’s quality rating that reflects how strong and valuable your overall content is ⚠️ Important: Your Quality Multiplier must stay above 0.4 to remain eligible for the @iccm.eth program.

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The onchain eBay 🚀 🚀 🚀 🚀 🚀 🚀 🚀 🚀

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@iccm.eth deploys project to creators market @baseapp.base.eth - @farcasterer - @zora. Zora started as a simple idea: let creators put their work onchain. Art, memes, videos, random posts — anything. But it’s now turned into something much bigger. Zora has basically become a creator economy engine, where what you make isn’t just “content,” it’s something people can actually own and trade. On Zora, your work doesn’t disappear into a feed. It becomes a token. And every time someone buys or resells that token, you earn again. No more “one payment and done” like in Web2. And because Zora is a protocol, not a closed app, anyone can build apps, tools, or whole ecosystems on top of it. That’s why the idea scales. Why it matters In Web2, creators live inside platforms like YouTube or Instagram. The platforms set the rules, control reach, and take a big cut. Zora flips that model. Creators keep more value and let the market support them directly. For fans and collectors, it’s fun too — you can discover creators early, collect their tokens, and actually participate in their growth instead of just liking their posts. Of course, it still comes with crypto realities: volatility, speculation, ups and downs. And when content becomes an asset, IP rights and royalties get more complicated. Who Zora is for If you're a creator, artist, podcaster, meme maker, or running a community, Zora lets you: Turn your content into tokens your audience can own Let supporters trade them, boosting visibility and creating network effects Base App - Farcaster Base App - Farcaster takes this even further. It’s basically an all-in-one crypto + social app: wallet, chat, creator tools, trading, earning, and mini-apps all packed into one place. You can manage your tokens, browse NFTs, use DeFi, and jump into mini-apps without switching apps. Developers can even build mini-apps using Base’s SDKs like OnchainKit and MiniKit, Clanker.. If you want one app where you can hold assets, be social, and earn — Base App - Farcaster is built for that. My take The idea of turning engagement into real value is pretty smart. Instead of giving content away for free, creators finally get a share of the upside. And putting social features and apps in one place removes a lot of the friction that usually slows down Web3.

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$baseiccm is underrated, people just think it's a junk token not the official dao token of @iccm. But $baseiccm is the key in the @iccm.eth ecosystem. You can stake $baseiccm to earn Dao tokens of @iccm.eth when it launches. Staking function is not available yet but it will be available soon.

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