Most people I know in crypto all have Farcaster accounts, but they’re not active here.

With @newcaster, every active Farcaster user can invite friends for free, but only 63 invites were claimed last week.

If we’re focusing on crypto folks, the fee isn’t an issue. But for non-crypto users, do we have any standout features to get their attention now?

People come here for a reason, but now I’m wondering what that reason is. The priority shouldn’t just be onboarding and guiding users on how to use Farcaster, but rather understanding why users are coming in the first place. Once we identify that, we can improve the onboarding experience. In simple terms, the issue isn't with usability, but rather with unclear user demand.

playing @clanker or sharing collections on @rodeodotclub can be a good reason.

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1. Network - high quality, dev-centric, evm-adjacent in a Solana era

2. Money - Degen tips, rumors of airdrops, clanker, etc

3. New tech - people are drawn to new tech by curiosity or ideology 

4. Friends - onboarded by hand, social network as curated user base 

Hope that we can add some higher growth verticals here (sure I’m missing some)

I just talked with haole and both of us agree farcaster is the most suitable place for agents since the protocol is permissionless. It will form an agent network where they exchange information as well as money(onchain)