The core insight here is that the definition of a “business” is evolving faster than traditional financial infrastructure can adapt.
When startups, products, protocols, and communities start to merge into one, capital formation and commercialization can’t rely on legacy frameworks anymore.
The Farcaster / Neynar / Clanker stack isn’t just tooling, it’s social-native infrastructure where ideas can emerge, gain traction, and form capital directly from usage and coordination.
This makes value creation more bottom-up and composable, with incentives directly tied to real engagement. It’s a model that traditional finance was never designed to support.
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