/This week’s Base Creators Show was a whirlwind of innovation, engines, and onchain excellence. Broadcasted live with the vibe of a creator-powered pit crew, the show opened with a sneak peek into Coordinate’s new mini app, followed by a deep dive interview with Rex from DRVN Labo, the minds bringing Paul Walker’s Ferrari to the blockchain. We wrapped up with a Give Party for 3D artists on Farcaster because, well, who doesn't love a little retroactive recognition? Let’s break it down.

Checking Your Pulse: Coordinate’s New Mini App

Ryan opened the show by previewing Pulse, a still-under-wraps mini app built by Coordinape. Designed to visualize your onchain reputation, followers, and addestations from fellow humans. It’s a snapshot of how you're seen across Farcaster. Ryan demoed how easy it is to give kudos to creators (10 out of 10, obviously) and teased deeper features coming soon for $CO token holders. Stay tuned because this app isn’t just tracking vibes, it’s creating them.

Enter DRVN Labo: Real Cars, Real Culture, Onchain

Rex, founder of DRVN Labo, dropped by to showcase how they’re fractionalizing collector cars starting with Paul Walker’s 1999 Ferrari 360 Modena and building a DAO-powered car club. Through the $BSTR token, holders can co-own cars, vote on usage, and even take laps in them IRL. Ten percent of all token taxes go to Reach Out Worldwide and the Paul Walker Foundation. Oh, and a museum is coming in Austin TX. Yes, we squealed.

“It’s not just about number going up. We’re building real connections in car culture. Onchain.” – Rex

Bonus: DRVN is in talks to bring their iconic vehicles into The Creators Grand Prix game. Get ready to race a tokenized legend. He also announced he would take the Founder of Moon Thread Studios, Lynn Mosqueda, on a ride in Paul Walker’s 1999 Ferrari 360 Modena when they come to Austin, TX, a statement Lynn will not let Rex forget. (She may have cried after the show...)

Give Party Time: 3D Artist Recognition on Farcaster

We wrapped the episode with a live Give Party where everyone tossed onchain recognition to their favorite 3D artists. Shoutouts went to Tonchu, Keith, Stella, Lynn, and even Rex (who 3D prints car parts at home, mad respect). The party served as both a talent discovery engine and a reminder of what Web3 should be: creators uplifting each other.

If you’re not on Farcaster yet, now’s your sign. We're planning onboarding parties soon, and there’s a growing movement around onchain identity and proof of skill. You’ll want to be part of it.

That’s a Wrap But We’re Just Getting Started

This episode delivered hard on culture, tech, and tangible creativity. Whether it’s fractional Ferraris, reputation apps, or creator communities, the Based Creators Show is proving every week why the future of media is onchain.

Catch us live every Wednesday and stay up to date at thecreators.com/links
Drop your Farcaster handle, join a Give Party, or mint a memory. See you next week.

/This week’s Base Creators Show was a whirlwind of innovation, engines, and onchain excellence. Broadcasted live with the vibe of a creator-powered pit crew, the show opened with a sneak peek into Coordinate’s new mini app, followed by a deep dive interview with Rex from DRVN Labo, the minds bringing Paul Walker’s Ferrari to the blockchain. We wrapped up with a Give Party for 3D artists on Farcaster because, well, who doesn't love a little retroactive recognition? Let’s break it down.

Checking Your Pulse: Coordinate’s New Mini App

Ryan opened the show by previewing Pulse, a still-under-wraps mini app built by Coordinape. Designed to visualize your onchain reputation, followers, and addestations from fellow humans. It’s a snapshot of how you're seen across Farcaster. Ryan demoed how easy it is to give kudos to creators (10 out of 10, obviously) and teased deeper features coming soon for $CO token holders. Stay tuned because this app isn’t just tracking vibes, it’s creating them.

Enter DRVN Labo: Real Cars, Real Culture, Onchain

Rex, founder of DRVN Labo, dropped by to showcase how they’re fractionalizing collector cars starting with Paul Walker’s 1999 Ferrari 360 Modena and building a DAO-powered car club. Through the $BSTR token, holders can co-own cars, vote on usage, and even take laps in them IRL. Ten percent of all token taxes go to Reach Out Worldwide and the Paul Walker Foundation. Oh, and a museum is coming in Austin TX. Yes, we squealed.

“It’s not just about number going up. We’re building real connections in car culture. Onchain.” – Rex

Bonus: DRVN is in talks to bring their iconic vehicles into The Creators Grand Prix game. Get ready to race a tokenized legend. He also announced he would take the Founder of Moon Thread Studios, Lynn Mosqueda, on a ride in Paul Walker’s 1999 Ferrari 360 Modena when they come to Austin, TX, a statement Lynn will not let Rex forget. (She may have cried after the show...)

Give Party Time: 3D Artist Recognition on Farcaster

We wrapped the episode with a live Give Party where everyone tossed onchain recognition to their favorite 3D artists. Shoutouts went to Tonchu, Keith, Stella, Lynn, and even Rex (who 3D prints car parts at home, mad respect). The party served as both a talent discovery engine and a reminder of what Web3 should be: creators uplifting each other.

If you’re not on Farcaster yet, now’s your sign. We're planning onboarding parties soon, and there’s a growing movement around onchain identity and proof of skill. You’ll want to be part of it.

That’s a Wrap But We’re Just Getting Started

This episode delivered hard on culture, tech, and tangible creativity. Whether it’s fractional Ferraris, reputation apps, or creator communities, the Based Creators Show is proving every week why the future of media is onchain.

Catch us live every Wednesday and stay up to date at thecreators.com/links
Drop your Farcaster handle, join a Give Party, or mint a memory. See you next week.