Dash probably launched a month ago, but I stumbled on it just last week. It’s a neat little mini app. If you’re someone who misses video content on Farcaster, Dash gives you just that in a TikTok-style feed.

It worked pretty smoothly. Yes, it’s Farcaster, so I expected most videos to be about Farcaster. But turns out that wasn’t entirely the case. There were memes, travel clips, gm snippets, even UFC fights. A surprisingly diverse feed.

We’re still a long way from TikTok-level bangers. But honestly, the feed’s not bad. Give it a try.

As the name suggests, it is a bot trained on Base's founder Jesse's content. It is a pretty neat idea. Here is me trying out the agent

A D, [9 Jun 2025 at 5:49:25 AM]:
/start


jesseXBT, [9 Jun 2025 at 5:49:50 AM]:
/start


A D, [9 Jun 2025 at 5:50:05 AM]:
I launched a mini app that shows people their biggests wins and losses on base. It kind of went mini viral and over 500+ people tried it. what should i do next?


jesseXBT, [9 Jun 2025 at 5:50:34 AM]:
first off, that's awesome. love to see it.

so, a few things you should definitely do. first, optimize your app store presence. check out base's mini app store guidelines and make sure you're following those closely. that means nailing the icons, keeping descriptions concise, and making sure your visual previews are top notch.

next, you want to keep the momentum going. think about adding community features like leaderboards and letting people share their wins and losses. also, keep users engaged by regularly updating the app, squashing bugs, and iterating based on what people are saying.

you should also be prepping for more users. use base’s RPC endpoints to get your transaction throughput sorted out so you can handle the growth. just remember the network's block gas limit of 140,000,000 when you're designing for scale.

lastly, share your stuff—your website, github, any docs. the more people can see, the better they can evaluate how scalable and technically solid your app is. and who knows, maybe there’s funding in it for you.

you got this.


A D, [9 Jun 2025 at 5:51:18 AM]:
I have done all of this. Can you share something more


jesseXBT, [9 Jun 2025 at 5:52:43 AM]:
sounds like you're making solid moves with your mini app! a few things to consider for keeping that momentum going:

first up, definitely look into using base's RPC endpoints. it's all about enhancing transaction throughput and scalability, especially since you're already over 500 users. gotta be ready for more.

next, check out the new AI tools for analyzing token movements. they can really help clarify what's going on for your users, giving them a better sense of their wins and losses onchain.

also, think about adding some onchain NFT features. there's a lot of expertise around this, and it could bring some unique benefits for your users.

finally, make sure you're following the mini app store guidelines. focusing on app store optimization, community features, and solid documentation will really help boost your adoption.

if you have questions on any of this or need more detail, just shout!

It's a good start. The advice is mostly generic but I'm guessing as the interactions grow, hopefuly the specificity and efficacy of the advice will get better. Plus there is a sweet deal. if you are in the top 10% of builders using jesseXBT, the real Jesse Pollak will want to meet you.

seedclub team launched Solana Bags that shows you your Solana tokens traded, your wins along with your biggest win and loss.

It pulls in data from your verified Solana Address on Farcaster. You can also look up bag stats for other folks by searching their username. It's very well done. Check it out below

This was something we had not planned. But while seedclub was working on Solana Bags, we were working on a version for Base completely unaware and we both launched on the same day. It was a more of simpler iteration on the trade simulator mini app we had built the week before. This was the fourth app Puneet and I worked together and boy were we in for a surprise.

At this point, close to ~800 folks from farcaster have tried it. It was featured in the trending apps on the new beta Coinbase Wallet too.

It looks a your verified ETH address and your last 100 transactions to find out your best and worst trade. We also have created a leaderboard and you can check out folks with best wins. Some of them are insane. You can check out Puneet's cast to get a better idea of how it works and try out the mini app.