Back from dev day and I’m more bullish than I’ve ever been as a builder on farcaster

- it remains the best launchpad to attract early users to your product
- it’s becoming the best place to engage with your community
- every few weeks there are more lego blocks being built
- WC team is 100% focused on growth

co-founder @survey x /ponder // benadamsky.com

And to anyone who thinks I’m just drinking the farcaster kool-aid:

If you’re building in web3 social then you need to figure out how users can interact with your product so you can build/iterate quickly

An open social network with legos tailored towards builders is an unfair advantage compared to bootstrapping your initial user base or using services with minimal/closed off APIs

Farcaster is also still small enough to give social products significant exposure compared to other social networks, but big enough to figure out if you have real traction and what direction you need to head in

It seems so obvious to me that this is an incredible place to be building right now and that this window of opportunity won’t last forever