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eric.eth
@eric.eth
How do people feel about the fragmentation of the Ethereum social layer occurring between here and Twitter? It's not ideal that Ethereum is now less represented on Twitter by all the bright minds that have moved here. At the same time, I want to see novel apps like this take off. It's a tough one...
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Josh Stark
@js
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Josh Stark
@js
translation: Crypto twitter was an important phase for the ecosystem & crypto's emergence into the public sphere, but it isn't the end state, and sometimes climbing to a higher peak means walking downhill for a while.
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eric.eth
@eric.eth
Odds the non-crypto public moves here are *extremely* low. What's endgame for farcaster? Capture the crypto audience as a whole? We risk just talking to ourselves in an ecochamber Not being critical of farcaster, I think it's great, but just trying to have an honest convo.
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Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
Odds of anyone sticking around in the beginning was even lower. It might still not work, but we’re going to keep grinding away at growing protocol DAU.
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Josh Stark
@js
I don't think it's a bad question. But: (1) I do think we have always over-rated twitter. Yes, it's important to get the ideas, vision, facts, and philosophy of crypto to a wider audience. But the power there is in the content, not a particular network. Crypto twitter is dead, long live Crypto everything-else.
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a1z2
@a1z2
What makes you confident the likelihood is extremely low?
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NoFluffles
@nof
End game is make more money than twitter then buy X from Elon 😤
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