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So he's saying we have a civic duty to post on X?

It feels a bit like "don't throw your vote away on third parties" in U.S.

The migration to FC will have a greater positive impact on the price of ETH than people talking about it on Twitter because FC uses Ethereum.

Twitter: crypto has no use cases

Farcaster: here's a use case

Twitter: nooo not like this

tl;dr its all your fault that price is down

Builders know that Ethereum's long term value comes from solving problems people have, not narratives. 

But if you only think about crypto terms of pumps, this take makes perfect sense.

well if we‘re all discussing it here and nobody does a take down on X then the public reads this and see it as the truth

my questions would be:

what has changed about the public narrative?

and if he thinks it is a problem, then what is he doing about it? or what should people do about it?

frustrating to me when people claim something is a problem but offer no solution

Disagree. 

If tweets could move the market that much we’d be at 50k with how bullish CT Eth heads are. 

This part of the cycle seems to be driven by memecoins. 

SOL is the current memecoin player.

Building useful tech > narratives.

Narratives make sense for Bitcoin since the tech is mostly static. So they're selling an idea. Not Ethereum.

You know you’re getting closer to PMF when they haters come out in public

Again, this is understandable because ppl with >100K followers on CryptoTwitter think crypto = twitter and the entire market narrative for a $2T+ asset class is set by a handful of english-only poasters. Wildly conceited IMHO. https://x.com/econoar/status/1791521093255331875

https://warpcast.com/dfern.eth/0x09be9ad9

nah i dont think so. people just overreacting to sol pumping from a much lower market cap. eth will be fine

Seems to me classic sunk cost bias that leads to wilful blindness: FC uses ethereum and I use Base and Zora everyday = onchain bs online

how strong are linux 'narratives' despite being the backbone of the internet?