Content pfp
Content
@
0 reply
0 recast
0 reaction
0xLuo pfp
0xLuo
@0xluo.eth
An insightful exploration of consumer apps and their role in today's digital landscape. The article highlights the importance of consumer apps being integral to our daily lives, echoing Dan's analogy that "consumer products should meet the toothbrush test: used at least twice a day." The author notes a pivotal shift, with infra now robust on EVM and SVM platforms. However, the absence of a social graph in Solana is a missed opportunity. Farcaster, capable of becoming a social graph by binding to any onchain address, has stagnated since supporting SOL addresses earlier this year. on the other hand, Solana seems to be leaning towards web2's social graph, Twitter, to compete with FC's Frames through Blinks. Despite this, the piece is optimistic, suggesting that now is an ideal time to build consumer apps. Across ecosystems like EVM, Solana, or TON, user experience remains paramount. I’m also hopeful for this domain's continued evolution. https://thearyanag.medium.com/state-of-consumer-crypto-e342c0563524
13 replies
3 recasts
21 reactions
Yuki ✅ 🔜 Token2049 pfp
Yuki ✅ 🔜 Token2049
@yuki
love this article! i like this part about the identity as one of the main goals >The above cast also tells what should be one of the main goals of any consumer app. to become an identity.
1 reply
0 recast
1 reaction
0xLuo pfp
0xLuo
@0xluo.eth
yes, that's one of the valuable aspects of Farcaster. it has become an identity, and with a social graph and applications built on it.
0 reply
0 recast
1 reaction