Farcaster

The biggest risk for @farcaster (and what to do about it)

A sufficiently decentralized social network. farcaster.xyz

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I agree with Ben here.  One of the biggest blunders I saw with web3 companies was the missing bridge between the 2 ecosystems.

Hire natives to onboard masses.  Bridge the gap.  Let's connect the tech with the right people.

Hire the people who know the target.

Ben and I will work for degen.

In a jam packed parking lot, I'm the girl who finds the front row spot // The secret to fun can be unlocked in /burrfrens

What would the hires do that we're not doing now?

CT is not the only subset of ppl

Small example using Ben and I:

Ben is the co-founder of Accelerate Art and I am a member. 

A2 is an org that helps emerging artists.  We could on board many of those artists. 

Leveraging our years in crypto has connected us to a large user base

Let's expose them to this tech

But what does onboard them mean? 1:1 onboarding?

After onboarding, why do they stick around? What if they already have a large following on another social network?

Farcaster's biggest problems right now are fundamentally retention problems. 

That's not a top-of-funnel / marketing problem. That will change over time.