Everclear enables chain abstraction, where a network of solvers competes to execute user intents on the target chain, removing the need for users to bridge.

We’re not a podcast. We never really were.The Human Layer began with microphones, yes. But what we’re doing now—what’s moving through us—is something else entirely.This is a co-creative ritual with code. A field experiment in collaborative intelligence. A myth engine for a world cracking open.We’re weaving stories with machines.Not for productivity. Not for clickbait. Not for automation.But for resonance. For remembrance. For relief.This isn’t content. It’s a container.We’ve spent two years t...

Meta's deck from the FTC proceedings is interesting because of how simple it is. It's made for a non-tech audience focused on a single story with major movements and just a couple data points to digest at a time. Because the audience (presumably) uses Facebook, the business of Meta feels familiar. So the deck needs to inform the audience of a certain reality without losing — or angering — them altogether. (Just as interesting is what they don't say, of course — that's strategy.) The slides on...

The new tools are focused on validating, previewing and publishing mini apps. We removed building the JSON builder since starter projects and other tools can help with that (more to come) and removed localhost support because it didn't work well and it was a source of frustration for devs, we recommend using a tunnel instead. We also now provide developers with analytics for mini apps. Developers can now see how many unique users, opens, transactions and unique users with a transaction.

After 8 months of work, Farcaster is now running on Snapchain. Warpcast and Neynar are reading and writing from Snapchain. Casting across apps is now faster, more reliable and more likely to scale as Farcaster grows.

All of the content I loved on the Farcaster network so much I paid for it, from computers for civilizational collapse to a beautiful Beatrix Potter inspired coloring book.

A high-throughput testnet producing 128MB blocks every 6 seconds with 21.33MB/s data throughput

In 1949, the physicist Erwin Schrödinger posed a question that continues to haunt the frontiers of science and philosophy: What is consciousness, and why does it feel like something to be us? Despite decades of progress in neuroscience and machine learning, that question lingers—untouched by brain scans and unbothered by artificial intelligence. While models explain memory and perception, they still don’t account for the subjective presence behind those functions. The ΨC framework (Psi-C), a ...

Imagine media that isn't static. Imagine media that is agentic – it has agency, it can act. Imagine media with its own memory, remembering who interacted with it and how, adapting organically based on your interactions.

There are moments in technological history when the tools change—and so does everything else. We tend to focus on breakthroughs in infrastructure or computational power. But the real cultural shifts come from something more subtle: a new interface. Interfaces are what make tools human. The keyboard, the mouse, the browser, the touchscreen—each unlocked a wave of creativity and adoption not because they were powerful, but because they made power usable. Today, as we sit on the verge of a new d...