In the past 24 hours, Farcaster saw a whirlwind of activity across its network, from major launches to intriguing personal updates and milestone announcements.
Max Branzburg revealed that Coinbase is launching Coinbase One onchain with free gas on Base. This initiative aims to bolster Base builders by driving more Coinbase One users to their apps.
Linda Xie shared that the bootstrapped Bountycaster team is working hard to make their platform sustainable for the long haul, urging users to share their jobs page to help them grow.
In a touching flippening celebration, Ⓜelissa Burr highlighted surpassing their Twitter follower count on Farcaster.
Announcements continued with Vitalik Buterin at Base’s Basecamp001 event,
where he discussed Ethereum’s future vision with Jesse Pollak.
Elsewhere, Stephan highlighted storage fee misconceptions, clarifying that these do not necessarily prevent potential ads or exploitation.
Special personal milestones were celebrated by Nat Eliason logging 150,000 words,
and misha planning a major hiking trip.
On the business front, Jason Goldberg from Moxie illustrated complex financial incentives using creative analogies.
Community reflections included Kia sharing deep thoughts on Moxie's impact,
and King exploring the user-value interplay in blockchain systems.
For art and creativity, Bright Moments engaged users to compose names for their view.art channels,
while eclecticmethod showcased dynamic AI art.
Personal development updates saw interactions about book recommendations,
as well as shared moments of familial growth such as Jacob welcoming their second child.
Linda Xie’s enthusiasm for the upcoming Dominion tournament was evident.
Users discussed popular features and platform improvements, with many praising Dan Romero's integration updates.
The gaming community shared appreciation for post-game screen recordings,
Additionally, the launch of Bountycaster jobs was widely shared, hinting at increasing job opportunities within the crypto space.
And how could we miss July's impactful meme, “What I look like when I reply ok banger,” which humorously reflects the viral slogan.
Special Shoutout To New And Upcoming Users goes to Akhil for sharing a submission that indicates the growing activity of newer members.
Farcaster remains a vibrant social network where users not only share personal milestones and engaging content but also shape the future of cryptography and decentralized networks with their continuous, collaborative efforts.
