With the clanker acquisition, buybacks and more the Farcaster team has now fully rolled out the appreciation for tokens and wallet. So what started in the beginning of this year has 9 months later rolled out fully to Farcaster being a Wallet built on Social rails with an App platform.

The app platform (if you're working on token/crypto ideas) has become more and more valuable with over 50 Million dollars in Stablecoins, 200 Million dollars in total liquidity and over 100k unique users in Mini apps on Farcaster alone!

Now add on the coming base app to be out of beta by end of this year.

1. Farcaster brings Debit Card onramp into the app/wallet https://farcaster.xyz/v/0x0b955d1a

2. to resurface: Farcaster team on why focusing on social hasn’t yielded results https://farcaster.xyz/linda/0xfee07a50

3. Arc (the payment chain initiated by Stablecoin Issuer Circle) is now in public testnet inviting developers to develop and test. https://www.arc.network/blog/circle-launches-arc-public-testnet

4. Localsafe.eth is a tool to properly allow you to manage multisigs! wohooo https://x.com/PatrickAlphaC/status/1983711817890459665

What did you see? tag @samuellhuber.eth on Farcaster to ping great insights for next week's episode.

Here's the current overview of Farcaster metrics.

• How much funds do users hold? aka what's the liquidity you can tap into? How much of these is held by quality users?

• Is the network growing? How many of these users are considered quality (using OpenRank global scores for filtering). How does activity look like?

• Which chains are used the most among influential accounts and how does Base vs Solana dominance look like?

• How many daily active users (DAU) does Farcaster have right now? How much activity exists aka how many new posts? how many of these new posts are from quality users?

The full data can be viewed live on the Dune Dashboard

expect every (or most) mini apps to have app tokens launched via Farcaster app (clanker) and base app (not sure what launcher or custom). prepare accordingly.