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Farcaster

I’ve been following $JAM closely, and to be honest, it’s hard to see anything beyond a short-term hype loop. 
The mechanics rely heavily on constant user inflow, staking lock-ins, and superficial engagement incentives  but there’s no clear path to sustainable value. 
That’s not innovation, that’s circular dependency.
Even more concerning is the implicit support from some Farcaster insiders. When projects with questionable structures start getting amplified by people with influence, it raises serious questions. Are we here to build a credible, decentralized social ecosystem — or just pump speculative tokens?

Farcaster has huge potential, but promoting or tolerating low-quality, gamified financial schemes can seriously damage its long-term trust and credibility. We need to be careful about what we signal as "worthy" in this space.

Farcaster has huge potential, but promoting low-quality, gamified financial schemes damages trust and credibility. 

Are we here to build a credible, decentralized ecosystem or just pump speculative tokens?