Example of how network graph visualization can be used to identify platform manipulation..

This is @karbonbased’s Warpcast social graph 

(Note how densely nodes are connected in red section)

Out of @karbonbased's 5,854 Followers (at time of data collection), 5,198 (i.e. 89%) have FIDs greater than 200K.. meaning they are recently created accounts

(Note the overlap with red section from prior cast)

I like running, poker and oysters | Founder, Social Forensics (SocialForensics.com) | Berkeley & UPenn | Learning to listen

Examples of accounts from the red section include: @buzzedaldrin @nullspace @cannoli @muji

Not an astronaut but I’ve been to the moon. Dad/Step Dad
 /replyguys /wearesoearly

3 years on chain ETH/SOL/BASE+L1s Aspiring developer looking to network and build as I learn more. Always on the hunt for Alfa and gud vibes.

Algorithmic $degen; Join /midnightsociety
Creating /blockbets lottery revenue sharing

Chaotic "Sufficiently Decentralised" Network Participant

/clankfuntrades

I figured. I know most people who were already here had spikes of thousands of followers when the influx happened.

Absolutely nothing lol. Farcaster had a huge spike of users the past 6 months iirc from about 200k FID and these maps don't show anything