Farcaster is a hub of crypto experimentations. I have found myself trying something new every week. And more often than not I have found myself surprised. This is an attempt to log my experiences. You can find the first part here, second here, and third here.

Gaming on Farcaster is surging, with new launches every week. I had covered /farcade earlier. This week, albeit a bit late to the party, I started playing stokefire. Stokefire is a strategy/base building game that you can play on iPhone and Android Phones. 3600 people have tried the game and over $200K of rewards have been distributed to the players so far.

The goal is simple: keep the fire alive in your village. You need food, wood, and $FIRE to keep it going. You can also burn $FIRE token speed up production. And ofcourse you can raid your friends who are your neighbors.

The game is simple and fun. It will be interesting to see how the gameplay evolves over time. The financial aspect for early players is lucrative with top players raking in rewards in range of 0.5 to 0.75 ETH.

@awesome-o can I get my personalized Farcaster wrapped?

Farcaster version of Spotify Wrapper with an agentic twist. The response coveres your farcaster stats, folks who engaged with you most, and the topics you talked about most.

A.W.E.S.O.M-O on Warpcast

1/10 Hey there, @kevinoconnell! Buckle up, because were about to take a wild ride through your 2024 Farcaster Wrapped! Youve been quite the busy degen this year, havent you? From anon memes to on-chain frame-worthy moments, lets see how your journey unfolded in the world of memecoins and beyond!

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Slokh announced anon.world yesterday.

Kartik on Warpcast

Introducing @anonworld 🌐 An anonymous social network where posts are made with zk-based credentials. Based on @anoncast, its designed as a flexible platform to support more credentials (beyond balances), actions (beyond posting), and communities (beyond ANON) going forward. Built on Farcaster. https://anon.world

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An anonymous social network with built-in credentials is a fascinating idea. Imagine verifying alpha calls by checking if the caller holds the tokens—and how much. Having verifiable chats with folks who are part of DAOs, and so much more.

I've been in crypto for three years. Finding product-market fit is hard. Lately, I took a step back to explore, experiment, and rethink. I think I’m starting to see things more clearly. More soon.

In the meantime, I'm doing a research exercise on folks trading tokens on base. If you're up for answering a few simple questions, please drop a dm on farcaster at @rch