south-korea

Zora

Degen

Crypto paradise

Base

HAM 🍖

paid group

reply guys

perl

Design

top channels by 24h cast volume.

1. /south-korea 239,520 (40 casts per user)
2. /zora 143,284 (4 cpu)
3. /degen 47,251 (1 cpu)
4. /crypto-paradise 42,187 (8 cpu)
5. /base 55,086 (<1 cpu)
6. /lp 48,388 (2 cpu)
7. /paidgroup 35,657 (3 cpu)
8. /replyguys 32,642 (1 cpu)
9. /perl 12,365 (<1 cpu)
10. /design 21,735 (<1 cpu)

building /automod (channel bots), /glass (no code frames) • uncurated.xyz
• prev @manifoldxyz, twilio

hm, caveat: its actually cast per follower of channel. I just remembered you can cast to a channel without following it so there is some some skew.

Still, /south-korea has ~6k channel followers with 200k+ casts a day 😵

building /royalpatron, data lover, jpeg collector. previously data science at warby parker 

not sure, i dont suspect its overly common but thought i'd call it out anyway given that a lot of it is likely bot traffic in all high volume channels.

can’t follow a channel if you’re not using warpcast - suspect this may be bot farms set up with scripts or alt clients. Supercast did 20% of casts of network which is probably skewed heavily by a handful of accounts blasting content

How many people cast in /south-korea, but don’t follow?

Is that a common general behavior?