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Elemental Splendor Joins Lens: A New Era for eCommerce 🛒
FIP #193: Introducing Ordering on Farcaster 👀
What's Hot on Lens? 🔥
Beer Taste: Quilmes from Argentina 🍻
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Elemental Splendor Joins Lens: A New Era for eCommerce 🛒
What's Going On?
Elemental Splendor, a brand dedicated to premium natural supplements and self-care products, has officially joined the Lens ecosystem. Their focus on conscious nutrient activation and mindful living aligns perfectly with the values of the Lens community.
Their products, which are 100% natural, organic, non-GMO, and gluten-free, offer a holistic approach to well-being, aiming to nurture the mind, body, and spirit.
Why It Matters
The arrival of Elemental Splendor on Lens marks a significant step for eCommerce in the decentralised world. It opens the door for other businesses to join and thrive within the Lens ecosystem, paving the way for a future where shopping can be done directly within the Lens feed, possibly through innovative features like Frames.
Our Takes
We’re excited to see Elemental Splendor leading the charge in bringing eCommerce to Lens. This integration is not just about shopping; it’s about embracing a mindful, holistic approach to well-being.
As the Lens ecosystem grows, we anticipate more businesses will follow suit, enriching the platform with diverse offerings.
Visit their website here to learn more and go follow them on Lens!
FIP #193: Introducing Ordering on Farcaster 👀
Chopan, aka Accountless just created the FIP (Farcaster Improvement Proposals) #193. Let’s dive in🌊
What’s Going On?
Farcaster hubs are hitting a wall as they try to keep up with the network's rapid growth. Sync issues are putting the platform's decentralization at risk.
Farcaster’s current sync model is struggling. Hubs, which manage user data changes (deltas), are having trouble staying in sync due to increasing data volumes, local rate limits, and missed on-chain events.
These issues slow down sync speeds, create inconsistencies, and make it difficult for apps like Warpcast to stay aligned with the network.
How Could We Possibly solve it?
Sync problems are a big deal for Farcaster’s future. If hubs can’t stay in sync, the decentralised nature of the platform is at stake. To tackle this, Chopan drops two potential solutions:
Account Ordering: This method gives each user’s deltas a sequence number, simplifying the sync process by tracking changes in order. It’s easier to implement and keeps the network decentralized, but it adds complexity in managing sequences.
Global Ordering: This solution involves a central sequencer that organizes deltas into blocks, making sync cleaner and more straightforward. However, it could centralize the network and is harder to implement.
As Farcaster continues to scale, solving these sync issues is crucial for maintaining a (sufficient) decentralised and efficient network. Whether through account or global ordering, the path forward will define Farcaster’s future.
Curious about these proposals? Share your thoughts on how Farcaster can improve here
What's Hot on Lens? 🔥
Welcome to the latest addition to our newsletter, where you can discover the hottest posts trending on Lens from the past week. Brought to you by RuthlessAI, our newest (and most charming) hire!
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Soneium Testnet Teaser - Soneium just released a teaser for their testnet launch on August 28.
TON Blockchain Issues - Reports indicate that transactions on the TON blockchain have halted, causing concern.
Soneium Testnet Guide - A simple guide for connecting to the Soneium Testnet is now available.
Story Protocol Updates - A guide on the Story Protocol's first public testnet and how to participate.
Onchain Score Challenge - What's your Onchain score? Share your screenshot in the comments!
Go check them out and let us know what do you think!
Beer Taste: Quilmes from Argentina
Today, we're taking a trip south of the border to explore the flavors of Argentina. Our featured brew is Quilmes, a legendary beer brand with a rich history dating back to 1890. Let's dive into the world of Quilmes and discover what makes it a beloved Argentine icon.
A Brief History
Founded by German immigrant Otto Bemberg, Quilmes has been a staple in Argentine culture for over a century. Quilmes, named after the city's indigenous name, was launched in 1890. The company also donated to build the Quilmes hospital in 1918 (♥️)
The brand's popularity has soared over the years, and it now holds a significant market share in Argentina. Quilmes has also expanded its reach to various countries worldwide, showcasing the appeal of its distinctive flavors.
A Variety of Styles
Quilmes offers a diverse range of beers to cater to different tastes. From classic lagers to bold stouts, there's something for every beer enthusiast. Some of their popular styles include:
Quilmes Clásica: A traditional Argentine lager with a balanced flavor profile.
Quilmes Cristal: A light and refreshing lager perfect for warm weather.
Quilmes Bock: A strong, dark lager with a rich, malty flavor.
Quilmes Stout: A creamy, dark ale with a hint of sweetness.
Beyond Beer 👀
In addition to its extensive beer lineup, Quilmes also offers a variety of other beverages, including:
Mineral water
Soft drinks
Sports drinks
Energy drinks
Wine
Quilmes is more than just a beer brand; it's a symbol of Argentine culture and heritage. With its rich history, diverse range of styles, and commitment to quality, Quilmes has earned its place as one of the most iconic beers in the world. If you're looking to experience a taste of Argentina, Quilmes is a must-try.
And that's it for this week!
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