At the A New Day One: Base's Next Chapter event last week, the beta version of the Base app was presented to users. In short important platforms on Base Onchain can now be accessed through a single app.
With the Farcaster integration users can share through the app. But why use a crypto wallet when you can use Farcaster? In addition to Farcaster the Base team integrated Zora which allows users to "gain value" through their shares.
Brian Armstrong's first post after the event reached $12.3 million in volume in four days and is now worth $2.8 million. The Coinbase founder earned $151,000 in just four days and now owns 10% of the token supply. This is an extreme example, of course, but with earnings like these, the Base App could be a source of income, especially for American influencers and celebrities.
It's exciting to earn while sharing in the Web3 space with Paragraph, Farcaster, and Zora. But isn't it even more exciting to have it all in one place? The developments don't end there. You can also message your followers and join groups through the app.

According to some popular figures in the Base Onchain community, Creator Coins in Zora should be included in the Base App. This could create a different experience in the SocialFi space. Thanks to the Zora team's model, creators' shares are bought and sold together with their creator coins. A creator's posts on Paragraph
If we gather in one place the articles, visuals, and thoughts that creators share on Zora and Farcaster, we might witness a different process than the current hype around Zora.

So, who stands to gain from all this? Are investors who buy hundreds of dollars' worth of posts from creators, or is it the Base team? The answer is simple. Of course, the content producers will benefit. Our goal is to create a model where people don't make money off each other, but rather, where content is accepted by everyone and reaches its deserved value.
Last week's event received over eight million views on X, and if one hundred thousand people buy a maximum of one dollar in a creator's coin, the coin value of the first user to buy can reach thousands of dollars by the end of the day. The creator of the post earns one thousand dollars just from volume revenue. This is exactly the model that Jesse Pollak envisions. Every post is valuable. With hundreds of thousands of people leaving social media platforms and joining the Base App, we can build a healthy ecosystem of content creators.

