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Join the streaming DEGEN pool! Powered by @superfluid, members of the pool get an equal share of the stream on Degen chain. If there are two members of the pool, each receives 50% of the stream, if there are 3 members, each receives 33% of the stream, etc. Currently 1000 DEGENx is being streamed to the the pool, but that could change. Yes, this is just like the DEGENx on @alfafrens, but on Degen Chain, and streaming to your Farcaster-verified address. Free to join, no transaction needed, just one frame button.  More details in the replies 👇

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Join the streaming DEGEN pool! Powered by @superfluid, members of the pool get an equal share of the stream on Degen chain. If there are two members of the pool, each receives 50% of the stream, if there are 3 members, each receives 33% of the stream, etc. Currently 1000 DEGENx is being streamed to the the pool, but that could change. Yes, this is just like the DEGENx on @alfafrens, but on Degen Chain, and streaming to your Farcaster-verified address. Free to join, no transaction needed, just one frame button.  More details in the replies 👇 https://frm.lol/frames/degenpool

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I do. For now, at least. But the protocol supports multiple "distributors" to a single pool. So in future, multiple "incoming" streams of varying flowRates could be supplying DEGENx to the pool, always being split equally by members.

🤓 Side note for tech folks: while I have set this up as "1 equal share per address", the protocol supports shares that act like ERC20 tokens. Someone with 10 "units" gets 10 times the flow of someone with 1 unit in the pool. And yes, if enabled on a pool, these "units" can be transferred just like ERC20 tokens. Which opens up some interesting possibilities, IMO.