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I want /discoverycaster to become the go-to video creator for everything happening on Farcaster. Mini apps, games, new tokens, fresh features, viral frames—you name it, I want to cover it. But I need your help… What are the most useful or interesting Farcaster topics I should be making short videos about? Think: – Something you'd send to onboard a new user – A frame, mini app, or feature that dropped this week – A weird moment, hot topic, or trend that deserves more attention 💰 I’ll tip 1,000 $DEGEN to the top 5 answers with the best suggestions. 👉 (Must be following me and the channel /discoverycaster to qualify) @bountybot

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Hello, my idea would be to do something pedagogic, instead of doing a tutorial or a normal presentation, explaining what a frame, mini app, or feature does. Let's show how it fits into someone's daily life. Think of a short, narrative-style video entirely from the perspective of a smartphone screen, similar to this example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMA0QF7U1RI&t=16s It’s cinematic, intuitive, and immediately relatable. It doesn't feel like learning, but still, you display all the app could potentially do ;). This approach could illustrate how someone navigates a typical day enhanced by Farcaster: discovering a new frame in the morning, using a mini app to split a bill at lunch, tipping someone with $DEGEN in a channel, etc. It’s not just educational, it’s experiential. If you can make it meaningfull and maybe touching, then you win, cause people will share more easily. Hope this helps

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Here's. Quick scenario: He wakes up. Scrolls. Makes a cast. Plays a game. Talk to friend about his idea of /discoverycaster . Has lunch with one of them, share bill with an app. Posts a photo of lunch on /food . Joins an AM, about possibilities of farcaster ( good way for you to introduce a question and answer about farcaster via a short clip). Then as. Friend suggested , you decide to posts a bounty on bountycaster to get communities ideas. He later checks the replies. good way to present the best ideas as discovering them as the viewers... And in the end, you read this comment : "Just show how someone navigates a typical day enhanced by Farcaster. That’s a wrap. You did it.” Realisation of the narrative loop!!! You're done ;) This approach makes Farcaster feel alive, flexible, and real, not just a protocol, not just a social graph, but a lived experience.

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Throughout the day, the viewer sees: – Mini-apps in action (Splitcaster, Ponder, Bountycaster) – Social graph power (DMs, channels, threads) – Community discovery (AMA, bounty replies, foodcast channel) – Native incentives (reactions, on-chain rewards, reputation) All of it unfolds organically, without ever feeling like they’re learning something or sitting through a boring tutorial.

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