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Airdrops = advertising. From the perspective of the team doing the airdrop, you are the product. That's not necessarily a bad thing!
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This Week in FarcasterThe BETRMINT flywheel rewards players for supporting onchain creators
BETRMINT is a game with a token. Here's why the game needs the token, and vice versa. Also: why the game is fun! While we're at it, let's solve the monetization problem for onchain creators.
This Week in FarcasterAirdrops are marketing • TWiF #20
Airdrops = advertising. From the perspective of the team doing the airdrop, you are the product. That's not necessarily a bad thing!
This Week in FarcasterThis Week in Farcaster #1
For builders, by builders.
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This Week in Farcaster is dead! Long live This Week in Farcaster!
It's been a fun experiment, and the best parts will continue. We're wrapping up TWiF as a standalone newsletter, but Splits will continue exploring the Farcaster ecosystem on our main blog, as with recent posts featuring Rish from Neynar and Limone from Builders Garden.
Email subscribers will be ported over to the main Splits newsletter. Expect to receive blog posts like the two mentioned above, plus the Splits changelog. Of course, feel free to unsubscribe at any time!
Why: Originally TWiF was conceived as a links roundup gathering all the updates that Farcaster builders shipped in a given week. For whatever reason, that didn't hit — maybe the people obsessed enough to be interested had already seen most of the updates in their feed.
However, in-depth interviews and project analyses don't need to be siloed in a separate newsletter. Those are intriguing to anyone invested in the onchain world, whether they're part of Farcaster or not.
Point being, the content will continue, just in a different place. Meanwhile, see you on Farcaster
— Sonya
This Week in Farcaster is dead! Long live This Week in Farcaster!
It's been a fun experiment, and the best parts will continue. We're wrapping up TWiF as a standalone newsletter, but Splits will continue exploring the Farcaster ecosystem on our main blog, as with recent posts featuring Rish from Neynar and Limone from Builders Garden.
Email subscribers will be ported over to the main Splits newsletter. Expect to receive blog posts like the two mentioned above, plus the Splits changelog. Of course, feel free to unsubscribe at any time!
Why: Originally TWiF was conceived as a links roundup gathering all the updates that Farcaster builders shipped in a given week. For whatever reason, that didn't hit — maybe the people obsessed enough to be interested had already seen most of the updates in their feed.
However, in-depth interviews and project analyses don't need to be siloed in a separate newsletter. Those are intriguing to anyone invested in the onchain world, whether they're part of Farcaster or not.
Point being, the content will continue, just in a different place. Meanwhile, see you on Farcaster
— Sonya
Thanks for reward 1$ sir
@sonyasupposedly just saw your update about TWiF. Kudos on keeping it up for 23 weeks! And I'm looking forward to more @splits content about Farcaster!! 🥰 I love all the splits writing. (PS- happy to give any TWiF refugees a welcome over on @gmfarcaster if they are missing out on farcaster updates!) https://paragraph.com/@weekinfarcaster/farewell-twif-23-final
thank you 🙏
Until we meet again (on the main Splits blog / newsletter) https://paragraph.com/@weekinfarcaster/farewell-twif-23-final
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Nice meeting you thanks for the gift 🎁