1/5 On Base, we’re the 3rd largest token by wallet holders, trailing only USDC and WETH. Our recent distribution round has placed Degen in the hands and minds of nearly everyone on Base, and our reach extends beyond. The question now is: how do we build value for Degen holders?

@jacek, what direction do you envision for Warpcast?

When I first discovered Warpcast, I was thrilled to meet and communicate with diverse friends. Unlike traditional SNS platforms, Warpcast offered a distinct experience, and the rewards for my activities were highly satisfying.

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I truly believed this platform could surpass others and grow exponentially. As an online marketer, I trusted my instincts.

However, now I have some doubts. Can Warpcast truly develop and level up?
For the ecosystem to survive and thrive, it needs a clear purpose and meaning that keeps people engaged.

and the stress on the management team due to tipping farming activities, are understandable.
But what about the current state of Warpcast? Many users desire power badges but find them hard to obtain. 
In a competitive democratic society,

this is expected, but there's a significant difference between accepting the outcome and feeling it's unjust. For example, what do regular users think when they see power badge users who haven't been active for over two months? "I can barely get five tips, but that power badge user is throwing away 1,000 tips every day

I believe the management team needs to address and solve these problems. Even with farming becoming harder, there are still many bots, and farming exploits persist. This is not unique to Warpcast; other platforms face similar issues. Problems are everywhere, 

and thus, diligent maintenance and updates are crucial for growth and leveling up. This is necessary for a happy ecosystem and for users to enjoy it.
In conclusion, Warpcast must not stagnate. Increasing the number of users and growing the ecosystem requires attracting more users. 

One of the simplest ways is to improve the tipping system. New users need to be satisfied when they join Warpcast, but that's not the case right now...



Here's my idea: Increase the tip allocation to the levels of April. I'm not asking for a massive increase like back then. Reduce the tips for high-ranking users and increase them for low-ranking users to make tipping more enjoyable.

Moreover, why not set a limit on the tips that can be exchanged? For example, if A can give a maximum of 1,000 tips to B, even high-ranking users would face a limit in tipping. This would naturally distribute tips among many users, increasing the likelihood of creating good casts. 

Participation would rise as users react to each other. Limits would also reduce simple bot farming.

I genuinely love the Warpcast world. I hope this platform grows beyond being just a degen ecosystem, attracting more users. If that happens, Warpcast can achieve limitless growth. Please, for the sake of our users, consider and reconsider this.

Thank you.

While short-term projects or businesses can draw attention, sustainable long-term growth is essential. Unfortunately, the distinct advantages Warpcast once had don't seem as compelling compared to other platforms now.
I acknowledge there have been many issues. Bots farming for rewards and meaningless interactions, 