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crypto underestimates the cognitive overload and monetization fatigue that comes with turning everything into a coin or a market

the more financial decisions a user must actively make -> the higher the cognitive burden -> the lower the engagement, satisfaction, and trust

this is well researched across digital apps

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This is yet another reason why I tell people a Farcaster token might not be a great idea.

Hi, I’m Jack.🤷‍♂️ chronically unserious, cautiously cynical.

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as i wrote yesterday, there are plenty of apps with pseudocurrencies that have an at-scale, loyal userbase. the tokens themselves aren't the issue.

I’m referring to an ERC20 Farcaster token, which is not really a pseudocurrency in the same sense as those you wrote about yesterday. The examples you provided yesterday are more akin to Warps.