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Introducing Token Links

Try it now: $degen, $tn100x, $higher, $moxie, $anon

- Mention a token with a leading $, it turns into a link
- Tap link to see top tokens by market cap and recent casts
- Links to Dexscreener and copy contract address
- Working in casts and profiles
- Already on the protocol; just enriching text in casts

Future ideas
- Smarter algo for casts (expect a bit of spam this week)
- Additional info and metrics for traders
- Farcaster social graph signals
- Customization for token creators
- Tie-in with frames and onchain transactions

Known issues
- If token links aren't linkifying, update your app and restart 1-2x
- Casts are slow to load; making that faster
- Token links don't work in DCs or the composer yet
- Sorting by market cap may result in non-FC native assets ahead of FC-native ones, e.g. $anon

Reminder: you can mute all token links by adding $ to your mute words on Warpcast

$QUIL just completely dropped off everyone's radar, didn't it?

Is anyone interested in working on integrating Wincoins.us into  Quilibrium ?

Im bias, but i like the design. currently using AWS - YUCK

one of the most charming elements of running a farcaster hub is that you only need to run that command

and everything sets itself up without having to think

what's the most straightforward process to run a Q node on a linux machine? 

@demipoet can you share your guide? is there anything new?

https://linktr.ee/demipoet ||

https://quilibrium.guide/ - lets win 

hottakes

Sometimes I wonder if protocol SDKs are very bad on purpose so the protocol app always wins.

More likely:

Catch 22 where community developers haven’t built valuable apps, protocol team doesn’t invest in good SDKs, cycle continues.

the-arena

Friday shipday for /quilibrium 

- integration RPCs for account and coin related interactions: https://github.com/QuilibriumNetwork/ceremonyclient/pull/260
- howler update to primary branch for folks following Q dev calls (literally next two minutes): https://github.com/HowlerChat/Howler
- public js sdk as part of ^

2.0 next week 🫡

grateful for the opportunity to learn like this. the stream of today helped me understand how to think in terms of Q

if you missed it, it could be a good idea to catch up the recording

and the streams are going to be weekly now, every sunday at 9:30 pm est

Ooh, I like this question. Let's answer this live on Sunday's stream.

im not used to drink these but i went to the store rn just to get one for the culture

imagine you download an app on your phone

it is an app where you can write something personal

let's say it is a journalling app

since the people that built the app didn't want no one to know that "you" wrote the posts, they built it using quilibrium

so the data is stored on the network

and the network provides the rails through which the app's of each user comunicate with a special backend

a computer where an ai model is being trained using the writings of people

without caring about "who" wrote them

just caring about they happening

here comes the trivia:

how was the app built? what technologies enabled this communication between the OS of the phone of the users of the app and the network?

you read the blog post

you know:

"just write go"

but how do you build an app that can be published on the app store using go?

Quilibrium

Visual Studio Code
The latest clone of the main branch of Q
go 1.22
latest rust/cargo
libgmp
uniffi
(basically everything listed in the repo as necessary to build Q)

I will walk through this all though.

Seven years goes by fast. What started as an educational series blossomed into a discord clone, then finally Q. This Sunday, I'm returning to my old Twitch account to do a stream, open Q&A (pls don't be super unhinged), and demo a little bit of the dev process for Q. 6:30pm PDT/1:30am UTC. https://twitch.tv/0xCassie

looking to learn Go?

i am, and this is the course that i will start with.

looking to learn Go?

i am, and this is the course that i will start with.

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoILbKo9rG3skRCj37Kn5Zj803hhiuRK6

https://paragraph.xyz/@quilibrium.com/eli5-quilibrium

what are you planning to build on Q?

how are you thinking about it?

where would you like to implement it?

why?

Borgo is a statically typed Rusty language that compiles to Go. Could be interesting for Bedlam

Borgo is a statically typed Rusty language that compiles to Go. Could be interesting for Bedlam

https://github.com/borgo-lang/borgo

Took bit longer than I would have liked, but I hope you guys like the
🚨 New version of the Q-Guide! 🚨 
⚡ Added CLI commands for 1.5.0
⚡ Revamped indexing and table of contents for cleaner look!
⚡ Renamed the repo to 'quilibrium-guide'

@cassie
https://github.com/demipoet/quilibrium-guide?tab=readme-ov-file

New version of the Q-Guide. .Appreciate your thoughts builders

- Add support to the client library for fetching self-reported peer manifests from a node via gRPC.

- Add CLI support for fetching self-reported peer manifests and printing them to stdout as CSV.

Useful to check the max master clock frame for nodes.

- Add support to the client library for fetching self-reported peer manifests from a node via gRPC.

- Add CLI support for fetching self-reported peer manifests and printing them to stdout as CSV.

Useful to check the max master clock frame for nodes.

https://github.com/agostbiro/quilibrium-rs/pull/18