Everyone in crypto would agree we need more apps. Mostly everything is speculation and gambling, which leaves plenty of opportunity for some apps that offer some good old fashioned, wholesome fun. The problem is these users are most likely already satisfied with what they have in web2 alternatives. Crypto and web3 is often branded as an internet where users own their data - see @cdixon's book Read Write Own. Ok, but what does that mean? Do people who use the existing internet care about this?...

IntroEver since @_4DHD_ launched thebutton.press, I have been thinking about different concepts for onchain games. The game was just a big button on the screen with a timer, and here were the rules:The timer starts at one hour. Each press resets the timer and subtracts 1 second. The minimum timer is set at 1 minute.0.001 ETH to press.Last person to press the button before it hits zero wins all the ETH.You could also earn 5% of ETH from each press made through a referral link shared by you. It...

Last year @grit launched his Farcaster web client, The Rhizome, the aesthetic first Farcaster client inspired by pinterest/tumblr/arena. I was an early user, and grit reached out for some feedback. I mentioned that it'd be great to build a mobile client for it. I had some free time and offered to help start on it. Grit was down. We started working in September, and did a pretty good sprint for a few months. We were trying to build a really polished client, with a crypto wallet and frames supp...