Farcaster

Can confirm from /appcon: we desperately need better ways to explain “why crypto / why Ethereum” tailored to each audience.

- Artists care about provenance, immutability, new forms of art and staying connected with their fans and customers.
- Merchants care about higher profits and new markets.
- Creators care about owning their content and social graph.
- Everyone sees it as risky and needs to understand the basics first.

The window to capture attention is short — often just a few minutes before you lose them.

This is really hard. We need more focused resources tackling this exact challenge — and many more people actively onboarding users onchain.

Ethereum's decentralized applications allow creators to own their content and social graphs, providing greater control over their digital presence and monetization strategies. ​
Developing focused resources and onboarding strategies can facilitate broader adoption and understanding of on chain.
Ethereum enables creators to own their content and social graphs, offering greater control over their work and direct engagement with their audience. ​
I believe Farcaster can be really helpful when it comes to the need for resources and supporting creators. It has a lot of potential to be truly beneficial in this space.
These points aim to address the diverse concerns and interests of different groups, making the case for Ethereum and crypto more accessible and compelling.
@jacopo.eth