Nina

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Have had a lot more external calls over the last few weeks (haha! business). My assorted talking points about Farcaster that have seemed to resonate the most with people: Farcaster is Singapore,small population but high GDP Every user has a wallet The algo doesn't down rank links You can earn money for posting without a big audience Everything is programmable It's a decentralized protocol under-the-hood

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t-1 week until our crypto x ai demo night!! sign up if you haven’t already below 🎃👻

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if you haven't signed up for the zkAppathon this weekend yet... wyd? apply here: https://lu.ma/5zr51y2o

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Daniel Barabander

In my latest post on my blog Proofs and Protocols, I teamed up with my colleague, Variant Investment Partner Cooper Kunz, to dissect the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) and browser extensions (e.g., Chrome Extensions). Here’s a thread with the TLDR 👇

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Introducing Composer Actions - Create frames while you're writing a cast - Discover new actions right in the app - Available on Warpcast mobile - Developers can now build and submit an actions for listing Here's a demo of the new animated GIF action (!) by @0xconca.eth featuring a GIF from @miguelgarest.eth.

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It’s been almost a year since UnixwapX’s launch - bringing offchain liquidity to the largest DEX. What happened? The AMM continues to fill 60-80% of total volume, even substantial volume of major tokens on CEXs. @jhackworth and I explored why: https://blog.variant.fund/the-future-of-dex-trading

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Crypto is perennially a new, optimistic, deep nerdsnipe to a new generation of technologists. The sentiment on crypto twitter is driven by jaded or impatient folks who are upset that the market hasn't agreed with their timeline. Zoom out and the progress is clear. Lots to be optimistic about.

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Lawyers who code are rare, but absolutely crucial to effectively navigate crypto regulation. I'm lucky to work with @dbarabander at Variant, whose technical ability is surpassed only by his extraordinary legal skills 🔥 See for yourself in his new blog, which launches today with an analysis of SEC v. Consensys:

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As a lawyer who codes (or as @jesse likes to say, I read “dumb contracts and smart contracts”) it’s been a mission of mine to meld the two worlds I’m passionate about: tech and law. This is why I love being a lawyer in the crypto space, because most legal issues are also technical issues. You cannot separate them.

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What data is valuable to own? Some thoughts riffing on this conversation between @kylesamani and @jesse last week:

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Herman Miller Sayl for sure. Stunning and very comfortable. Also strongly reco getting a walking pad/treadmill @alli convinced me to get one - no regrets!

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Remember: Farcaster isn't just another social platform — it’s a unique space with an engaged, crypto-native audience. Tailor your strategy and make authentic connections. If you don’t know where to start - drop your Qs below.

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5. Do things that don’t scale: especially if your target users aren’t on Farcaster yet. Engage directly with the tech-savvy early adopters here. Use Bountycaster for bug bounties or ask the community for direct feedback.

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4. Interactive frames: Frames are game changers: they allow users to interact with your app directly in the feed. Examples? RSVP frames for events or personalized mint frames for engagement.

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3. Utilize channels: Think of channels as your community hubs. From customer support to developer resources, use channels to centralize your communication. @neynar and Farcaster teams effectively use them for feedback and updates.

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2. Engage Authentically: Personal accounts > brand accounts. People connect more with founders & team members. Take a cue from @dwr.eth or @jessepollak — they build trust & engage deeply with the community.

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1. Quality engagement: The Farcaster community is known for deep, thoughtful conversations. Use this to your advantage by testing ideas, gathering feedback, and fostering genuine connections. Early Hacker News vibes!

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1. Quality engagement: The Farcaster community is known for deep, thoughtful conversations. Use this to your advantage by testing ideas, gathering feedback, and fostering genuine connections. Early Hacker News vibes!

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It can be difficult for founders and marketing leads to navigate how to leverage new social platforms to support their business. Recently hosted a discussion with @ted @rish @deodad on best practices for using Warpcast. Here are 5 key takeaways 👇

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