I deeply believe that non-cast feed experiences will be places where you discover things to do onchain, then leave the feed to do it (bringing your account with you).

The feed is too shallow to do meaningful things - play games, get full experiences, get the best price, etc.

Today, you discover articles, products, music, etc in feeds then leave to go consume those items elsewhere.

The same applies to crypto social, but what’s beautiful is that you can bring your account to every app - not the super app idea that everything can be in one app.

We’ve seen this before: people thought RSS feed readers would dominate, but they never lasted - reading still primarily happens on the native sites where the content was created.

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I still use RSS feeds as my own personal curated content feed. 

I can see a future where we discover onchain experiences on various platforms, have the ability to curate our own list of preferred sources, then interact with them on our own platform while using the same account.

There was an iPad app that I used many years ago that aggregated everything into a magazine-like experience. I loved it. Then Facebook and Twitter and others locked down their apis or stopped serving rss and broke it. They lose control of being able to show ads and so don't like it. 

It’s more about having options than trying to do everything in one app.

Feeds are great for discovering things, but the real action is when you take your account to different apps for a more complete experience.