proxy studio

Moxie Protocol

Farcaster

honestly: spend at least as much time on audience building as coding. this is advice from @proxystudio.eth, but i completely agree with it.

you can likely survive on short-term consulting gigs that come your way if you demonstrate what you can do well and talk about it a lot

on @farcaster you're building directly on the feed, regardless of if you're working on an alt client, a bot, a frame, an ecosystem product 

you'll live or die here 

study how much time @betashop.eth spends interacting with /moxie users in casts & replies

study @woj.eth who doesn't just build @supercast features, but demos them daily 

study @dwr.eth, who I encounter just as much in the "direct cast powerusers" group chat as I do sharing underfollowed users 

this is the arena, you're here, you know what to do

A sufficiently decentralized social network. farcaster.xyz

Working on Farcaster and Warpcast. Longer thoughts at https://dwr.email

chef at moxie.xyz | Moxie is your onchain AI assistant—analyzing transactions, unlocking social alpha, and executing trades on your behalf.

https://www.super.sc/ — have fun on farcaster

on @farcaster you're building directly on the feed, regardless of if you're working on an alt client, a bot, a frame, an ecosystem product 

you'll live or die here 

study how much time @betashop.eth spends interacting with /moxie users in casts & replies

study @woj.eth who doesn't just build @super features, but demos them daily 

study @dwr.eth, who I encounter just as much in the "direct cast powerusers" group chat as I do sharing underfollowed users 

this is the arena, you're here, you know what to do

Base

The last three months I've been part of organizing 3 hackathons and looked at almost 2000 projects building on @base. I want to share the single, most impactful skill I've seen that separates ones that are highly likely to succeed from those that face challenges getting users:

> Building community

Being skillful at building community enables projects to:

1. Find and talk to users
2. Iterate quickly
3. Build something they want

Building community is not marketing. It is not social amplification. It is not spending money. It's spending time.

/clanker | alex@clanker.world | please @ me if you’ve reached out via dm, thank you!

This tracks.

https://warpcast.com/wbnns/0x9a10919d

thanks!

i recommend everyone to think of it not as audience, consider it as: skin-in-the-game community