I'd love to reinvest the money I earn on Farcaster each week (prob $10-$20) back into the ecosystem by trying different mini apps / features. Ideally things that don't involve simply buying & selling tokens. 

What should I check out?

Great idea from @danfaje.eth for circulating back into the Farconomy 

1. Get tips/rewards
2. Use on @ampsfun to boost another caster via recast of their content
3. Win win

Use it to amplify an underfollowed account!

Find a cast(er) you think deserves visibility

Pay USDC to amplify the cast via @ampsfun 

You use your USDC in a wholesome way, others get paid for recasting, and maybe that caster ends up making money via the leaderboard

Everyone wins!

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Use it to amplify an underfollowed account!

Find a cast(er) you think deserves visibility

Pay USDC to amplify the cast via @ampsfun 

You use your USDC in a wholesome way, others get paid for recasting, and maybe that caster ends up making money via the leaderboard

Everyone wins!

https://warpcast.com/sayangel/0x83263d42

I like building crypto apps and learning new things. 

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this is a cool idea but not something I see being a sustainable or widespread behavior (at least not a behavior I'd normally engage in, at least with funds I earn from my normal job) - too many other things I'd rather spend money on

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Sounds good! I'm curious to see what else you discover in the thread that isn't buying or selling coins. I'm a proponent of more quirky, fun things to do on here!

fwiw here's an art collectible mini app I made. This is the first in the series that's exploring how to use accessible farcaster data to make generative art.

Sounds good! I'm curious to see what else you discover in the thread that isn't buying or selling coins. I'm a proponent of more quirky, fun things to do on here!

fwiw here's an art collectible mini app I made. This is the first in the series that's exploring how to use accessible farcaster data to make generative art.

https://warpcast.com/~/frames/launch?domain=www.harmonybot.xyz

https://warpcast.com/alanadlevin/0x446a274a