When should you cast from Farcaster’s main app versus another client?

Recaster

Recaster shines when you need to schedule posts. If your audience is global, try casting across time zones to see when engagement peaks. If you are struggling with engagement, maybe you aren’t casting when most of your audience is online (the home feed in the Farcaster App has also been very “fresh” lately so timing may play a key role). Their “stats” page for users is full of great info (spam labels, Neynar scores, OpenRank stats; all on one screen). Lists are also extremely powerful and a great way to tame your experience and see more content catered to your own personal interests.  They also have a "Trending" Feed which the Farcaster App recently sunset. Standalone app via iOS or Mini App inside clients.

Cura

Cura is great for channels. It lets you explore what’s hot, new, and trending per channel. It’s more like Reddit than a reverse-chronological feed for your favorite channels. Personally, I don’t love reverse chronological feeds in channels; they don’t really surface what the community’s excited about. Cura fixes that. If you are serious about channels and communities, it’s the best way to slice and dice channel content surfaced by members of the channel instead of just an algorithm.  Cura is also experimenting with their own home "feed" based on the channels you follow.

They have a stand alone app on the iOS store, a web app, and a mini app available inside the Farcaster App/TBA/Recaster.

The Base App (TBA) by Coinbase

Then there’s The Base App (TBA). It’s all about creator and content monetization. It has its own rewards algorithm, leaderboard, and a single global feed. No one fully understands how their algo works yet, but if you want to see the Farcaster protocol in a different light, their feed is very different from the home feed in the main Farcaster client. 

You can “coin” each post individually and hope it goes viral from TBA or use a new mini-app called Zorro by @derek to tie your creator coin to a post without creating a new coin every time. 

One downside of The Base App is Mini Apps compatibility…not all of them work perfectly and some wallet-based apps may require different wallets for different apps. If you find one that’s misbehaving, reach out to the developer. You may be able to give them some insight and share bugs they are unaware of at the moment. 

TL;DR

• If you’re casting into channels, use Cura or the Farcaster App.

• If you’re not casting to channel, post directly from The Base App (TBA) to be eligible for their Base Creator Rewards.

• If you’ve got friends across the globe, try Recaster and change your casting times with scheduling.

• Farcaster pulls in casts from all clients, so you’re still eligible for Farcaster Leaderboard Rewards if you cast from indie clients like Cura and Recaster, but NOT TBA. Base’s rewards are separate; to earn those, you need to post from The Base App (TBA).

Original post on Farcaster: 

Pichi on Farcaster

Choosing the *Right* Farcaster Client Alternative clients to the Farcaster App are nothing new. We’ve had great ones for a while: HeroCast, Supercast (RIP), Recaster, and Cura, to name a few. But the launch of The Base App (TBA) changes the game. It brings a totally different monetization model and its own reward structure…and a waitlist of 700,000 people who could be flooding the network in the next few months. If you’re serious about Farcaster as a protocol, it’s worth digging into all of the major players. So, when should you cast from Farcaster’s main app versus another client? Recaster shines when you need to schedule posts. If your audience is global, try casting across time zones to see when engagement peaks. If you are struggling with engagement, maybe you aren’t casting when most of *your* audience is online (the home feed has also been very “fresh” lately so timing may play a key role). Their “stats” page for users is teaming with great info (spam labels, Neynar scores, etc. all on one screen). Lists are also extremely powerful and a great way to tame your experience and see more content catered to your own personal interests. Cura is great for channels. It lets you explore what’s hot, new, and trending. It’s more like Reddit than a reverse-chronological feed. Personally, I don’t love reverse-chron feeds in channels; they don’t really surface what the community’s excited about. Cura fixes that. If you are serious about channels and communities, it’s the best way to slice and dice channel content surfaces by members of the channel instead of just an algorithm. Then there’s The Base App (TBA). It’s all about creator and content monetization. It has its own rewards algorithm, leaderboard, and a single global feed. No one fully understands how their algo works yet, but if you want to see the Farcaster protocol in a different light, their feed is very different from the home feed in the main Farcaster client. You can “coin” each post individually and hope it goes viral from TBA or use a new mini-app called Zorro by @derek to tie your creator coin to a post without creating a new coin every time. One downside of The Base App is Mini Apps compatibility…not all of them work perfectly and some wallet-based apps may require different wallets for different apps. If you find one that’s misbehaving, reach out to the developer. You may be able to give them some insight and share bugs they are unaware of at the moment. Bottom line: • If you’re casting into channels, use Cura or Farcaster. • If you’re not, post directly from The Base App (TBA). • If you’ve got friends across the globe, try Recaster. • Farcaster pulls in casts from all clients, so you’re still eligible for Farcaster leaderboard rewards no matter where you post, *but* Base’s rewards are separate. To earn those, you need to post *from* The Base App (TBA).

Farcaster

Something weird is happening on Farcaster, and it’s time we talk about it openly. This isn’t just “home feed doing home feed things.” It’s much deeper and more concerning.

Some casts are skyrocketing with 10k+ views from accounts that have 1k followers. Meanwhile, longtime casters with 100k+ followers are seeing reach crater by 50%. The math doesn’t add up…unless something’s being boosted. We’re watching artificial amplification play out in real time and this experiment needs to end now before more trust is lost.

The algorithm cares more about engagement quality than raw follower numbers. There are several Dune queries who show the most popular casters by the numbers, but they do NOT align with the Farcaster Leaderboard. We know that not everyone’s engagement is weighted equally, and most of us have come to begrudgingly accept this fact.

The home and trending feed have always favored certain accounts, and as little as two engagements with those accounts can amplify a cast to trending. We see it and have come to terms with it.

But recently, we’ve seen a new trend emerge: artificial algorithmic boosting…to levels never before seen on Farcaster…and we need to stop dancing around the subject and talk about it.

A user with 1,000 followers might have a highly active niche audience, while someone with 250,000 might have a large but disengaged base…but we have Dune queries to show us how “active” each account’s followers have been over the last 7 and 30 days. Very large accounts (6-figure followings) tend to have about 50% of their followers be considered “active” under this metric (active=have casted, liked, or recasted). Newer accounts skew higher because many are only a few weeks old, so most of their followers are obviously active.

If the algorithm is boosting based on more active followers, it could explain the great discrepancies we are seeing in reach, so we need to look deeper.

A new tool has emerged that lets us look into the number of unique accounts that interacted with a user's content in the last 30 days, and the data is very telling. This data counts everyone on the protocol, not just those with good spam labels. If you think your engagement has gone down a lot over the past few weeks, you aren’t imagining it.

Usually, if 2-3% of your followers interact with your casts, you are doing great. But what if most of the people who follow you never even see your casts in the latest version of the algorithm? Spoiler alert: they don’t.

Let’s compare some of the biggest, most established accounts on the network to newer accounts who I believe are being artificially amplified. These accounts all have well over 100,000 followers each (even more on the protocol!), cast daily, and consistently engage back with the network. Their content and casting patterns have not changed noticeably over the last 30 days.

The number of unique accounts they have reached in the last 30 days and how much their engagement is down is as follows:

15,400 (down 67%)

7,500 (down 49%)

1,500 (down 29%)

2,700 (down 36%)

6,500 (down 55%)

4,200 (down 54%)

Now let’s compare this to one of the new accounts that I believe are being purposely placed into many users’ home feeds (note that these accounts have 1,000-3,000 followers).

10,500

The number of views on many of their casts are also between 10,000 and 18,000 views. Remember, the data above shows interactions, but even more people have seen these casts! A user with 1,000 followers getting seen by 10,000+ people requires external amplification. That reach doesn’t emerge organically.

The algorithm chose to show them beyond their organic social graph. Observing a few examples of weird reach/follower ratios doesn’t necessarily prove systemic bias. Visibility is complex and can swing based on timing, interaction graphs, and reposts by top casters, but the math doesn’t add up without boosting.

The people getting boosted didn’t necessarily ask to be. Now they’re targets of backlash; they are victims as well. Meanwhile, those who have not had this type of algorithmic boost feel invisible and demoralized, even if they’ve consistently added value to the community.

It’s creating a toxic imbalance that erodes trust across the board. We can politely say “vibes are off” and tell people to just mute what they don’t want to see, but that’s not going to solve the issue at hand. This is deeper than engagement FOMO. We are watching something we’ve invested time into start to resemble the very platforms we came here to escape.

The algorithm may be silent, but its choices are loud. If it is hand picking winners, the rest of us should stop pretending we’re playing the same game. Invest your time here accordingly.

Link to Original Cast on Farcaster

Pichi on Farcaster

The Algo’s Just Not That Into You Something weird is happening on Farcaster, and it’s time we talk about it openly. This isn’t just “home feed doing home feed things.” It’s much deeper and more concerning. Some casts are skyrocketing with 10k+ views from accounts that have 1k followers. Meanwhile, longtime casters with 100k+ followers are seeing reach crater by 50%. The math doesn’t add up…unless something’s being boosted. We’re watching artificial amplification play out in real time and this experiment needs to end now before more trust is lost. The algorithm cares more about engagement quality than raw follower numbers. There are several Dune queries who show the most popular casters by the numbers, but they do NOT align with the Farcaster Leaderboard. We know that not everyone’s engagement is weighted equally, and most of us have come to begrudgingly accept this fact. The home and trending feed have always favored certain accounts, and as little as two engagements with those accounts can amplify a cast to trending. We see it and have come to terms with it. But recently, we’ve seen a new trend emerge: artificial algorithmic boosting…to levels never before seen on Farcaster…and we need to stop dancing around the subject and talk about it. A user with 1,000 followers might have a highly active niche audience, while someone with 250,000 might have a large but disengaged base…but we have Dune queries to show us how “active” each account’s followers have been over the last 7 and 30 days. Very large accounts (6-figure followings) tend to have about 50% of their followers be considered “active” under this metric (active=have casted, liked, or recasted). Newer accounts skew higher because many are only a few weeks old, so most of their followers are obviously active. If the algorithm is boosting based on more active followers, it could explain the great discrepancies we are seeing in reach, so we need to look deeper. A new tool has emerged that lets us look into the number of unique accounts that interacted with a user's content in the last 30 days, and the data is very telling. This data counts everyone on the protocol, not just those with good spam labels. If you think your engagement has gone down a lot over the past few weeks, you aren’t imagining it. Usually, if 2-3% of your followers interact with your casts, you are doing great. But what if most of the people who follow you never even see your casts in the latest version of the algorithm? Spoiler alert: they don’t. Let’s compare some of the biggest, most established accounts on the network to newer accounts who I believe are being artificially amplified. These accounts all have well over 100,000 followers each (even more on the protocol!), cast daily, and consistently engage back with the network. Their content and casting patterns have not changed noticeably over the last 30 days. The number of unique accounts they have reached in the last 30 days and how much their engagement is down is as follows: 15,400 (down 67%) 7,500 (down 49%) 1,500 (down 29%) 2,700 (down 36%) 6,500 (down 55%) 4,200 (down 54%) Now let’s compare this to one of the new accounts that I believe are being purposely placed into many users’ home feeds (note that these accounts have 1,000-3,000 followers). 10,500 The number of views on many of their casts are also between 10,000 and 18,000 views. Remember, the data above shows interactions, but even more people have seen these casts! A user with 1,000 followers getting seen by 10,000+ people requires external amplification. That reach doesn’t emerge organically. The algorithm chose to show them beyond their organic social graph. Observing a few examples of weird reach/follower ratios doesn’t necessarily prove systemic bias. Visibility is complex and can swing based on timing, interaction graphs, and reposts by top casters, but the math doesn’t add up without boosting. The people getting boosted didn’t necessarily ask to be. Now they’re targets of backlash; they are victims as well. Meanwhile, those who have not had this type of algorithmic boost feel invisible and demoralized, even if they’ve consistently added value to the community. It’s creating a toxic imbalance that erodes trust across the board. We can politely say “vibes are off” and tell people to just mute what they don’t want to see, but that’s not going to solve the issue at hand. This is deeper than engagement FOMO. We are watching something we’ve invested time into start to resemble the very platforms we came here to escape. The algorithm may be silent, but its choices are loud. If it is hand picking winners, the rest of us should stop pretending we’re playing the same game. Invest your time here accordingly.

Farcaster

TL;DR; The Reaper is back with a vengeance

➼ Follower numbers going crazy, down by a lot

➼ Rewards leaderboard scores are weird (probably points being removed because people are marked as spam)

➼ Overall engagement is down/strange

➼ Much confusion and people feel down on themselves and are taking it personally. Don’t. It’s not you.

The Great Purge...Again

Your follower counts are going down because the spam algorithm is very aggressive this week. When someone gets labeled as spammy, aka a “0” label, the Farcaster client no longer counts them in your follower count. They are still following you and you can see it on the protocol. Use the frame linked here to see how many have been purged.

Pichi on Farcaster

Your follower counts are going down because the spam algorithm is drunk or extra salty this week. When someone gets labeled as spammy, aka a “0” label, the Farcaster client no longer counts them in your follower count. They are still following you and you can see it on the protocol. Use this frame to see how many have been purged. https://farcaster.xyz/miniapps/lb-nemJj8mJO/followers

Farcaster

Spam Label Official Updates Aren't Updating

The spam data set hasn’t been updated in 11 days. We used to get an update every week on Thursday evenings. That cadence has been inconsistent since the beginning of May. Any frames that show your spam label are 11 days out of the date. The spam algorithm runs daily and people are re-labeled. But until the json file gets updated, we can’t see your true status. We are just guessing. If you are in “show more replies” inside of a channel, you might not have a spam label. The channel might be set to prioritize members replies. If you comment on a naked cast, aka one that’s not in a channel and you are in “show more replies” you probably have a spam label.

You can check your label here.

If you have a “0” spam label, you aren’t eligible for the Rewards Leaderboard. Your engagement also doesn’t count for others. So if your points have gone down, people either deleted their replies/undid a recast/like OR They got a spam label of "0" sometime this week and their engagement no longer counts so your points went down.

Engagement is Weird

Engagement is weird this week. The team is clearly tweaking the home feed algorithm and it’s starting to have effects. You can’t fight the home feed, but you can change your default feed to “following” and use that more and you can pick a few of your favorite channels and scroll them and interact to train the home feed to show you some more interesting things.

With @tipn and @noiceapp in play, some folks may be changing how they engage and liking, recasting, and commenting less or being more careful with their engagement since money in now attached. Just a theory but this could be a factor in why engagement feels different.

I don't think it's one single thing, but a multitude of factors converging all at once.

Vibes are Down, Let's Fix Them

I’ve seen many casts where folks are feeling down; feeling like they aren’t doing well because the metrics they can see are down. Don’t feel bad. It’s not you. It’s just how it is this week. You aren’t being ignored or mass unfollowed. It’s not personal, it’s just the algorithm. Don’t be so hard on yourself. If you show up here often, engage with people authentically, and show us your whole self, it will work out. It might be slow. It might not be measurable today, but consistency is key.

Since engagement is down, go out of your way to engage this week.

• Find one new person to follow

• Scroll a few well curated channels on topics and you like and say hi to some new people

• Respond to all authentic replies on your own casts

• Tag a friend into a conversation they may not have seen

• Use quote casts to elevate great content and share it with a new audience and add to the conversation, but be sure to give some engagement to the OC (original caster!)

• Reply more if you have the time. You could make someone’s whole week

Verifications are Coming

Be sure to have at least $25 in major tokens in your Farcaster wallet and do all the verifications you are comfortable doing. I don’t think the visibility changes have gone into place officially but they are coming. To be more visible you will need:

1. A good spam label (Level 2)

2. Multiple verifications

3. Money in your wallet

4. Engagement*

*engagement goes both ways. Be generous with your likes, recasts, and comments and people will engage back. And if they don't, why are you following them on a social network? Your attention is valuable!

Varun Srinivasan on Farcaster

The way visibility on Farcaster will work is a combination of these labels. To show up in replies, you will need a verification label. You can get this by connecting social accounts and holding a balance of $25. We will also add a system where users who have been active on the network for a while and have built large followings can get a verification without connecting socials (exact system tbd) Verifications will not affect your ability to earn rewards or airdrops for now. We are going to test out the proposal as it stands, and we may make some changes to the criteria depending on how easy or difficult it is for people to achieve. Your feedback as we roll this system out is always appreciated, and we'll make changes based on it.

Farcaster

TL;DR: Cast awesome content into the /anime-manga channel June 9-13 and have chance to share in the $1,000 reward pool sponsored by @tipn!

How to Participate

• Follow the channel on Farcaster

• Subscribe to the channel Hypersub

• The @curabot account will send you an invite in a few hours 

• Post bangers aka your BEST anime content from June 9 - June 13!

• Give you own likes and comments freely in the channel to help surface content you enjoy. The Cura app lets you see what’s hot, new, popular, and curated in the channel. 

• The best casts in the channel will be highlighted in the announcement thread. If your cast is highlighted, you’ll be eligible for a part of the $1,000 rewards pool sponsored by @tipn on Friday, June 13!

Frequently Asked Questions:

Can anyone join the channel and post?

Anyone can join by subscribing to the hypersub.  Please follow the channel before you subscribe. You should receive an invite in a few hours. Please comment on the announcement thread if you don’t receive an invite within 12 hours. Please be sure to subscribe with a Farcaster connected wallet. 

https://farcaster.xyz/~/channel/anime-manga

Subscribe to anime-manga on Hypersub

Subscribe to cast in the [/anime-manga](https://warpcast.com/~/channel/anime-manga) channel on Farcaster! - (\~1.00 per month/.0007 ETH) - 5% subscriber ...

https://hypersub.xyz

What type of content is being rewarded?

Check out the curated feed on Cura to get some ideas about the type of content I think is high quality and unique. 

/anime-manga on Cura

To cast, click "Subscribe here!" Good content is rewarded (literally)! $ANIME CA: 0x026756d33130064bF7c31f4d0305556cFAE965B0 A place to share art, recommendations, and reviews! Off topic casts will be hidden. *Please avoid spoilers*

https://cura.network

If I posted something awesome in the past, can I reuse my own content?

Of course! As long as it’s your content, it’s no problem if it’s been posted before. 

Is there a limit to how many casts I can make into the channel?

Nope. Just remember quality over quantity. I’d rather see one amazing post than 10 mediocre ones. But I won’t stop you from showering the channel with thoughtful love. 

There is no rush to post. You have until Friday June 13 at 12:00 PM EST so take your time. 

What are the important dates?

You can start casting June 9 at 12:00 PM EST through June 13 at 12:00 PM EST. Pichi reserves the right to highlight awesome content from before these dates. Proof of work matters on Farcaster and I don't want anyone to miss out while touching grass.

I can’t think of what to post! Help!

The main rule is the content must be original and yours. 

• Convince us to watch a show

• Share a detailed review of an anime, manga, etc. 

• Tell us about your favorite OP/ED or OST

• Make some fan art!

• Show off your physical collection!

These are just ideas! Don’t let these limit your creativity!

The intention of this experiment is to reward high quality content and say thank you to everyone who’s helped shape this channel into a community! 

The Ask

Tipn is making this possible with their generosity and kindness. Please give them a follow and install their mini app!

To thank Tipn for their generosity and to keep the flywheel going, we ask that you take the "Tipn Pledge" to pay it forward next week. Consider taking a small percentage of your reward, use it to fund your own wallet, and set up Tipn to reward great content you find on Farcaster!

This is completely optional, but sincerely appreciated. 

Farcaster Account: https://farcaster.xyz/tipn

Mini App: https://farcaster.xyz/miniapps/0w4Jrq364W0S/tipn

Website: https://tipnearn.com

Tipn

Tip with every like. Only on Farcaster.

https://tipnearn.com

You can use the Dune query below to find out who YOU follow that has a Level 0 Spam Label. You will need to sign up for a FREE Dune account and then add your FID to run the query.

https://dune.com/jkavithamahesh/farcaster-followers-and-following-with-spam-label-by-fid

Scroll to the bottom and you'll see your following and who you follow. You can't do anything about who follows you, but you can investigate who you follow and take action. On the bottom right you'll see : Farcaster - Following with Spam Label - By FID; click the "label" heading to sort the table and go through the Level 0's.

Who are you following with a label? Are they honestly being spammy? Check their account and look at their recents casts. Use my guide to help your decide. Please remember this is guidance, not gospel. The spam algorithm is secret, as it should be, so this is based on behavioral patterns of accounts that get marked as spammy.

The Unwritten Rules of Warpcast: Avoiding Spam Labels (V2)

It's time to stop being polite and start being real. Farcaster is a super cool open protocol, but Warpcast, the main client 95% of us use to engage with it, is a closed sandbox with a lot of unwritten rules and culture that you have to figure out to do well.

https://paragraph.xyz

If you 1000% believe some of the people you follow that have a "0" label are incorrect and you are willing to stake your reputation on it, please plead your case to the Warpcast team on the cast linked below. 

Varun Srinivasan on Warpcast

If you see any people labelled 0 (definitely spam) that shouldn't be, please reply with their profiles here @pichi Will build something more scalable in the future, but for now this will be very helpful.

Farcaster

Who you follow is important. Unfollow spammy accounts. Save your friends who are mislabeled. Their Warpcast experience is awful.

Level 0 is not eligible for Warpcast rewards. When they tag people, those who were tagged don't get notified. Their replies are sent to the "Show More Replies" bucket. They are basically invisible on Warpcast. Daily Active Users is too small to lose good casters. The algorithm isn't perfect, so we have to help bring attention to those who get caught in the net.

This post is taking part in the Farcaster 2026 writing contest. The theme is based on the prompt: How can crypto social legos create experiences that can’t be found on web2 social networks?

How much did Instagram pay you for posting your last photo? Did Twitter pay you for your banger? How much are your Reddit karma points worth today? The answer for most people is zero, zilch, nada. Maybe if you've been a creator in the web2 space for a while, you've been able to actually earn money for your content, but if you are an average person, a casual poster who isn't a full-time creator, you've probably never earned a cent. All that is about to change with Farcaster.

Today, average people are getting paid to post on Farcaster. Not only is Warpcast expanding their rewards program to ensure 1,000 people a week get paid in USDC, but several channels have leaned into the legos on the Farcaster protocol to pay casters who regularly post great content in their channels.

Cura, a new channel focused product from the team behind OpenRank, is unlocking a new meta for channels. Hosts can have more control over the content and automatically reward what the community loves most.

Members of /nature ($NATURE), /cryptosapiens ($CABAL), and /anime-manga ($ANIME) all have their own channel tokens, which have been airdropped to their communities over the past 90-100 days, rewarding both top-level casting and those who engage with those casts authentically. Thousands of average casters (who don't consider themselves content creators) got paid to participate and will continue to get weekly airdrops for their contributions for the next two to three years.

Rounds.xyz lets channel hosts set up contests or themes for posting in their channel. They can set the rewards, cadence, and judges for which content in their channel shares a rewards pool. This could be a contest for a logo, a weekly theme, or anything else you can imagine. The /anime-manga channel uses subscription revenue to reward everyone who casts and gets engagement from channel members each week. Great content is literally rewarded by channel peers via likes and recasts.

While you may not see as much chatter on the timeline about Moxie, users with Creator Coins (the tokens formerly known as Fan Tokens) are still earning for their everyday posts on Farcaster. Moxie is invisible magic that automatically rewards great content. Likes, recasts, and comments all push Moxie to Creator Tokens. The more people post and engage inside of channels, the more Moxie the channel earns. By spending your time in a channel, you can impact the amount of Moxie going to community members and the channels and communities you care about. If you love a channel, but don't have a ton to contribute, you can buy Fan Tokens for the channel and Creator Coins of its most active casters and benefit from its growth.

Imagine a year from today, when Warpcast expands their rewards program, hundreds of channels are rewarding great content using these legos on the Farcaster protocol, and tens of thousands of everyday people are getting paid to post inside of their own communities...web2 social doesn't stand a chance.

The starfish parable tells the story of a young boy walking along a beach where thousands of starfish have washed ashore, and he diligently picks them up one by one, throwing them back into the ocean to save them from dying on the sand. An older man approaches and asks why he's doing this; he can't possibly save all of the starfish. The boy replies, "But I can make a difference to this one."

Today, over 242,780 Farcasters have a Level 0 Spam Label, meaning they are likely to be spammers. We can't check them one by one and see if they are a false positive; there are too many. But there is an action you can take right now and showcase the power of individual actions, no matter how small they may seem. You can save one starfish.

You can use the Dune query below to find out who YOU follow that has a Level 0 Spam Label. You will need to sign up for a FREE Dune account, add your FID to the query and change the Spam Label to 0 and run it. https://dune.com/queries/4633642

Who are you following with a label? Are they honestly being spammy? Check their account and look at their recents casts. Use my guide to help your decide. Please remember this is guidance, not gospel.

The Unwritten Rules of Warpcast: Avoiding Spam Labels (V2)

It's time to stop being polite and start being real. Farcaster is a super cool open protocol, but Warpcast, the main client 95% of us use to engage with it, is a closed sandbox with a lot of unwritten rules and culture that you have to figure out to do well.

https://paragraph.xyz

If you 1000% believe some of the people you follow that have a "0" label are incorrect and you are willing to stake your reputation on it, please plead your case to the Warpcast team on the cast linked below. Save a starfish and change someone's entire Warpcast experience.

Varun Srinivasan on Warpcast

If you see any people labelled 0 (definitely spam) that shouldn't be, please reply with their profiles here @pichi Will build something more scalable in the future, but for now this will be very helpful.

Farcaster

We all know spam when we see it: viagra ads, a Nigerian prince who just needs a small favor, constant repetitive text. We, and algorithms, are pretty good at detecting this. But Warpcast isn't looking for Spam, they are looking for users who are being SPAMMY and this is a key difference. It's not about if you are a Bot or Not. It's not about proof of humanity. It's about if the algo thinks you are being spammy and labels you as such.

This is the million dollar question. Here is the official cast about making spam labels public and the definition of Spam and Spammy behavior by the Warpcast team. The Github contains a JSON file of all the FIDS the team has labeled. At first release, the raw data set says: { likely_spammy_users: "236865", might_spammy_users: "200705", unlikely_spammy_users: "44054" } which means 91% of active users on Warpcast are labeled as spammy (This data was from January 23, 2025 when the labels were first made public).

Note: The algorithm was run again on February 20, 2025 and the new numbers are:

Likely spammy users: 232,867 (Level 0: Worst Label)

Might spammy users: 171,103(Level 1: Limbo Label)

Unlikely spammy users: 90,653 (Level 2: Best Label)

~82% of casters are labeled as spammy. This is MUCH better than a month ago! Almost 40,000 casters got upgraded to Level 2!

Varun Srinivasan on Warpcast

We're making the Warpcast spam dataset public. Over 400,000 accounts have been processed by our model, which determines the accounts that are most likely to generate inauthentic content or unwanted notifications. https://github.com/warpcast/labels

Farcaster

From the Warpcast Team:

Warpcast's spam models predict the probability that an account might exhibit spammy behavior. Spam is defined as behavior that intentionally generates notifications for other users in a way that benefits the author and annoys users who receive them. Some examples include replying with generic llm generated responses, bulk following accounts, posting irrelevant or generally offensive responses to other people's posts. Spamminess is not related to whether an account is being controlled by a human. There are many bots that are not spammy and many humans that are.

Our models make these predictions based on the combination of a number of factors including the account's historical activity, social graph, message content and the moderation actions that other users have taken on their account. No single factor will get an account labelled as spam.

There isn't ONE single action you can do to be labeled as spam. It's a combination of many factors, but the above text is purposefully vague. If we know the exact mechanisms the team is using in their model, the spammers will learn to avoid them. The best way to see what the algo thinks is spam is to look at a sample of accounts that are not spammy and a sample that have spam labels.

I choose to look at the Top 100 OpenRank accounts by engagement, the Top 100 Organic FarScore (FarRank) aka Airstack accounts, the top 100 accounts by Neynar Score, and the top 500 accounts on the Warpcast Rewards Leaderboard. All of these data sets are publicly accessible and give us great insight. While the Warpcast Spam Algorithm is secret, these public data sets are a good approximation for high quality accounts and correlate highly with each other.

You can look up your FID directly in the GitHub JSON file linked above, or you can use one of these two frames on Warpcast:

Compez's Frame is beautifully designed and let's you check friend's spam labels as well. He tries to make it a little more user friendly by color coding your status, but his language does not match 1:1 with the JSON file in the GitHub causing some confusion on the timeline. Your goal is to see Green on his frame and be labeled as "Low Risk: Unlikely to engage in spammy behavior." Anything else means you have a Warpcast Spam Label.

C O M P Ξ Z on Warpcast

🎉 Announcing Warpcast Labels frame beta 🚀 🧵/5 We’re thrilled to introduce Warpcast Labels frame, a powerful new feature designed to bring clarity and transparency to account behavior on Farcaster. With over 400,000 accounts analyzed by FC team advanced spam detection models, Warpcast Labels help users identify accounts that are most likely to engage in spammy or inauthentic behavior. Let’s dive in! 🔥 @v @dwr.eth @horsefacts.eth https://warpcast.com/v/0x04ad8f78 https://labels.genyframe.xyz

Farcaster

MVR's frame is an exact pull from the Warpcast data. Level 2 means you are "unlikely spam". Level 1 or 0 is a Warpcast spam label.

mvr 🐹 on Warpcast

I Am A 2 What about you? https://spammer.hamst.art/frames/spammer/230238/iam

Farcaster

If you have a spam label you need to stop what you are doing immediately and completely change your behavior on Warpcast right now. Spend the next hour cleaning up your feed. Think of your personal feed as your Warpcast resume. Make it look good and cast differently going forward.

Most spammers feeds are full of frames. Allowance frames, game frames, whatever the new Farcaster meta is. Frames are fun and viral but you are overdoing it. Oversharing frames looks Spammy. If you are casting mostly frames or casting the same frames everyday, you look spammy. Top Casters rarely cast frames. When they do cast them, they usually write about why they chose to cast the frame and tell you why you should use it/try it out or give a shout out to the person who built it. They are sharing something cool, but they usually share it once and they are overly cautious in sharing. You can share frames, but your profile should not be littered with them.

The best way to see what the algo loves is to study the Warpcast Rewards Leaderboard and draw your own conclusions. Look at the Top 10 on any given day. Look back 7 days on their casts. How many frames did Top Casters share?

*@V aka the CoFounder of Farcaster shared some clarifications: "Posting frames is not bad"

Varun Srinivasan on Warpcast

Generally good advice, but I want to correct a few misconceptions: 1. Posting frames is not bad 2. Recasting is not bad The best advice is to post original thoughts. It's OK to quote, reply to, tag and engage with someone when you have something useful to add. https://warpcast.com/pichi/0xa84514e6

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Most spammers feeds are also full of recasts with very little original content. Your feed needs to be mostly original content. When you hit the recast button 100 times a day, you look spammy. You can recast others cast, just not excessively.

Top casters quote cast. They add color, insight, or shout outs to the things they cast. They layer their own original content on top of the cast to make it more relevant to their own followers. They promote others, but with context. Quote casting is the HIGHEST honor on Farcaster (and the Original Caster gets notified about the quote cast in a way that stands out in their notifications) so sharing this way is a great way to get others attention.

**@V aka the CoFounder of Farcaster shared some clarifications: "Recasting is not bad"

Varun Srinivasan on Warpcast

Generally good advice, but I want to correct a few misconceptions: 1. Posting frames is not bad 2. Recasting is not bad The best advice is to post original thoughts. It's OK to quote, reply to, tag and engage with someone when you have something useful to add. https://warpcast.com/pichi/0xa84514e6

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80% of your timeline needs to be original content. Don't steal content from the web and post it as your own. If you do this in highly curated channels, Top Casters are going to block and mute you and NEVER interact with you. It's better to not cast at all than to cast slop. 20% of your casts can be quotes, recasts, and the occasional frame thrown in, but most of it must be unique on the network. Your home feed needs to be engaging and I need to be able to make a judgment call on you in one minute. When people look into your feed to decide to follow you, this is what they see. Make sure its good. Quality is key.

If you have a spam label, people who don't follow you don't see your tags anyway. You are wasting your time. Do not cast a frame that excessively tags people. Do not cast a top level cast and randomly tag people. The algorithm hates excessive tagging and punishes it swiftly.

Tag your friends all you want. But anyone who doesn't follow you is a stranger. Do not tag them. They don't see you tag and therefore don't reply. When they don't reply, you look even more spammy.

Use channels to your advantage. Engage with people who don't follow you in channels and respond authentically to your content. This builds trust and they may start replying back. Once you have a rapport, you can engage with them more if they keep engaging back (likes OR comments). If they don't respond, move on or try again once your spam label is upgraded.

If you see a cast on your home feed that doesn't have a channel tag and the person who casted it doesn't follow you, skip it. DO NOT REPLY to it. The person who casted it won't get a notification of your reply anyway. They most likely will never see it. Your reply is orphaned: it gets zero likes or comments and looks like SPAM.

You shouldn't engage with Top Casters who don't follow you back, unless you see them casting into a channel that you are also a member of. Engaging with them outside of channels will probably get you a spam label. It's not worth it to try to get their attention. Join their hypersub or a channel they moderate. Unfollow them. Do not engage with people who don't engage back.

But, the rules are different in channels. If you are a member of that channel, everyone will see your comment. You have an equal shot of being seen. Use this to your advantage. Find well moderated, well curated channels who are building community. Spend most of your time in these channels. Engage authentically with other members of the channel and slowly build your network. YOU CANNOT GET A SPAM LABEL PARTICIPATING IN CHANNELS. Lean into channels. Find topics you are interested in and contribute.

Most Farcasters WANT authentic connections, but they are hesitant to interact with people who behave in a spammy or bot like way.

Many people with spam labels are non native English speakers. Many use Chat GPT and other AI tools to "fix" their English. Do NOT do this. It makes you sound like an LLM Bot. It's way better to say something in English and also say it in your native language to give English speakers a heads up that you aren't a native speaker. I don't care that your English isn't perfect. I care that you are genuine. If people think you are am LLM bot, they will ignore you. If they are unsure, they will ignore you. When people ignore you and your comments are orphaned with no engagement, you look like SPAM.

When interacting with a stranger on Warpcast (aka someone who doesn't follow you), you need to use full sentences. gm, hi ser, and random emojis look like spam and are not appropriate. Do this with your friends (aka people who follow you) not with everyone else. Automated accounts engage in this behavior, so most casters ignore them. The more your are ignored, the more you look like spam. It's better to not reply at all than to reply with low level slop. Do not attach some random photo or some AI generated nonsense to a reply to stand out. This just makes you look even more like a bot, and everyone will ignore you. When no one engages with you, the algorithm thinks you are spammy and will label you appropriately.

Varun Srinivasan on Warpcast

Deboosting Engagement Rings We're seeing more rings of users promoting "slop" - typically generic images produced by llm or copied from other places on the internet several times a day. Will be aggressively deboosting these with algo changes and also marking such users with stronger spam labels.

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You can use the Dune query below to find out who YOU follow that has a Level 0 Spam Label. You will need to sign up for a FREE Dune account and then add your FID to the box on the left hand side to run the query.

https://dune.com/jkavithamahesh/farcaster-followers-and-following-with-spam-label-by-fid

Scroll to the bottom and you'll see your following and who you follow. You can't do anything about who follows you, but you can investigate who you follow and take action. On the bottom right you'll see : Farcaster - Following with Spam Label - By FID; click the "label" heading to sort the table and go through the Level 0's.

Who are you following with a label? Are they honestly being spammy? Check their account and look at their recents casts. If they are being spammy, unfollow them. If they are marked incorrectly, help them get out of Spam Jail using the resources below.

The spam algorithm runs daily, but we only see public updates on Thursday evening (US Pacific Time). If you change your behavior today, maybe in a month you will be re-labeled. We don't know. This is the first time the labels have been made public, but all hope it not lost. Change now and hope for the best. You can also create a new account and start over following these rules.

There is a small chance you are labeled incorrectly. The algorithm is far from perfect. If you believe you haven't done any of the above and shouldn't have this label, get a Farcaster friend who is willing to stake their reputation on this and have them plead your case to the Warpcast team. Remember, the Warpcast team won't see your tags or comments because you have a spam label.

If you want to participate in Warpcast Rewards, you have to avoid a Spam Label of 0. You aren't counted as a follower and your comments are basically invisible to most casters. More developers are going to take these labels into account over the next few months, so it's important to do everything you can to stay in the god graces of the algorithm. Being "a real human" is not enough. You need to respect the culture of Warpcast and cast in an authentic way.

Varun Srinivasan on Warpcast

Level 0 is not eligible. Level 1 is eligible if you get enough engagement

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Varun Srinivasan on Warpcast

Warpcast will remove "likely to be spam" accounts from follow counts soon. Likes and recasts from spammy accounts have been removed from counts for several weeks. We're now going to remove follow counts from these accounts as well.

Farcaster

Save Farcasters from Spam Jail: A How To Guide

Today, 256,912 Farcasters have a Level 0 Spam Label, meaning they are likely to be spammers. We can't check them one by one and see if they are a false positive; there are too many. But you can save your friends from the Spam Label right now.

https://paragraph.xyz

This is @V's original thread about the Warpcast's Teams thinking about the spam labels and how they built the algorithm. It is required reading IMHO.

Varun Srinivasan on Warpcast

Some thoughts on spam on Farcaster and how we tackle it. First question - What is spam? The naive answer is "automated activity" but this isn't right. Over 75% of spam we find comes from real humans who have phones, wallets and x accounts. The best definition is "inauthentic activity". It's that feeling you get when you realize that someone who is following, liking or replying to is doing it to benefit themselves and not because they're interested in you.

Farcaster

You need zero skills to mint and create a FarCard. Just click the frame and mint. It’s that easy. You can also log into the website, connect your wallet and mint from there, but it's more fun to do it via Warpcast.

You can find the frame pinned in the /farcards channel on Warpcast. https://warpcast.com/farcards/0xc22fa646

far.cards

far.cards

https://far.cards

Once you've minted your FarCard, anyone on Farcaster can mint one. It's on a bonding curve backed by mint.club so you'll always benefit by being early.

Now what can you do with your FarCard? The team's mission is: Collaborate and Create

"We aim to foster collaboration and culture within the Farcaster community. Farcards can be used for token-gated chats, airdrops, games, and more. The possibilities are endless!" ~The FarCards Team

You'll need your FarCard Contract going forward to play. The easiest way to see it is to search your username on Mint.Club

Here's mine as a sample: https://mint.club/nft/base/HWbPpVaDxYkVH3L37RQO9A%3D%3D

Copy your contract address and keep note of it. You'll need it going forward. Mine is 0x25EEc0CEeC023A6b0c9a6fAEBd45Ae0BfF44A23E

One of the best features of Warpcast is the Token Gated Chats. You'll need your FarCard Contract address and Warpcast. Navigate to Direct Casts, click the new chat button on the top right, and create a new one (the flow differs a bit on desktop, you can click skip and directly edit the chat, but on mobile you need to add a friend to get started). Here's the official link for the standard. https://warpcast.notion.site/NFT-gated-group-chats-0f76abc16d344414b42fcfea5e55f86d

Paste the following into the NFT field: eip155:8453:[FarCard contract address]

We use 8454 because FarCards are on Base, of course ;)

Once your chat is created, you can share the link freely and anyone holding your FarCard can enter. Use your group chat to share alpha, make new friends, etc.

You can use the FarCards website to pull a CSV file of all your holders. You can also grab this from Basescan.org using your Contract address. Send them NFTs, tokens, or anything else you'd like. You don't have to do this, but it's wonderful to have the option!

You can also use Farcaster native tools like Rewardr to automatically do airdrops with your Farcaster native tokens.

rewardr

rewardr - token flow the fastest way to distribute tokens.

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You can also create a channel on Farcaster and use tools like Cura or ModBot to gate the channel so only people holding your FarCard can post. Just drop your contract address as the gate! Be sure to set up the channel details in Warpcast to make it easy for people to join the channel. Cura has a frame you can pin! Their bot can also be set to auto invite anyone who buys your card if you make @curabot a mod in your channel.

You can also use the HamCanon cast action to reward your holders! One of the options is using an NFT contract. You can use this on any of your casts and create games or raffles for your holders. There are many options you can set, but the easiest is to ask folks to like, comment, or recast (make it simple!) and then set the cast action to match your requirements. You can give away any tips you have on Farcaster using the text field.

At first glance, these emojis may just look like emojis, but most of them reflect specific communities in the ecosystem and are used to signal to other users what communities you are a part of and interact with regularly.

The earliest known use of an emoji to signify community comes from Purple DAO, a Farcaster native DAO built to promote the Farcaster ecosystem. Many users of the DAO rock a 🟪 in their name to signify that they own a Purple Token and are committed to the future of the Farcaster ecosystem.

On Feb 14, 2024 if you had the 🎩 emoji your name, you got One Million $DEGEN to tip. However, if you removed it the next day, your tips were invalid.  A grass roots gorilla marketing campaign began to remind everyone to keep the 🎩 emoji in their name and “the hat stays on” meme was born. Many members of The Haberdashery aka Degen DAO also use the emoji to signify their membership in the DAO and their commitment to growing the degen ecosystem.

When "Ham" tipping came online in late February, many users who owned the LP NFTS added the 🍖 emoji, which is the official tipping mechanism for Ham (aka $TN100X tokens) to their names to show support for the project. If you owned an original LP NFT, which was on the ETH network, you were able to stake your airdrop of $TN100X (which we got from holding the NFTs) via "baking golden hams" for 45 days. At the end of the "baking" phase after token claims, emoji tipping via the 🍖 emoji began and a new community badge came into existence, but there were some issues.

While much of Farcaster is English speaking, there is a huge contingent of Japanese speakers on and many of them joined the Ham community early and were large contributors to the culture. The word emoji comes from Japanese e (絵, 'picture') + moji (文字, 'character'), so almost all of the emojis we know and love today come from Japan. The 🍖 emoji in Japan is the "ano niku" emoji, in English "that meat". The Japanese members of the community were VERY confused as to why we were calling the meat emoji a "ham" and didn't understand why their posts about meat were not in the spirit of the "ham memes" encouraged in the channel.

Leaders from the Japanese speaking community got creative with explaining "ham" and used a well known anime in Japan called Hamtaro. The series focuses on a hamster named Hamtaro, who has a variety of adventures with other hamsters known as the "Ham-Hams" or "Hamuchanzu" in Japanese. They adopted the hamster emoji as their 🐹 badge and call themselves the Hamuchanzu! Due to this creativity and helping bridge two cultures, you'll now find lots of memes and art in the channel featuring the LP, hams, hamsters, and all of the Floaties (other emojis that trigger real payments on Farcaster and Twitter) in the channel.

Ham was the first to use emojis as tips, but many other projects have been inspired by it and embraced their own emoji tipping systems. Some projects are also using emojis to help users recognize members of the team or those who identify strongly with the community. The above are just a few of the community badges you may see on Farcaster. Know another community with a great story of their community badge? Please let me know!

PS: I'm a member of The Haberdashery 🎩, Purple DAO 🟪, host the /sakura 🌸 channel, I am the unofficial Hambassador 🍖, an honorary Hamuchanzu 🐹, and the host of the /anime-manga 🍡channel, which are all reflected in my Farcaster profile.

Pichi 🎩 🟪 🍖🐹🍡🌸 (@pichi) on Farcaster

Pi-chi.eth (she/her) /animeoutcasts Unofficial Hambassasor |General of the North /kyoto /sakura /anime-manga https://beacons.ai/pi_chi

Farcaster

Please note: None of the tipping mechanics in this article are made by the Farcaster team. These tokens were created by independent teams and developers, but are used mainly on the Farcaster protocol. Contact individual teams and their channels for questions or feedback.

$DEGEN is the oldest of the tipping mechanisms. It has seen many changes over the last few months, but the fundamentals remain the same. To tip $DEGEN, simply type AMOUNT $DEGEN as a reply to a cast (i.e. 100 $DEGEN) and the tip is complete.

In order to tip, you must have an allowance. You earn an allowance based on your overall engagement data across Farcaster. The team is using OpenRank data to distribute tip allowances. To receive an allowance, you must have 10,000 $DEGEN in your Farcaster connected wallet on Base. You will then be given a small allowance and you must tip 5 times in 7 days to keep it. Once you meet the qualifications, you will be given a full allowance based on your OpenRank overall engagement. Allowances reset daily at 8:00 PM EST.

For more information about $DEGEN, follow the largest community /degen and the official channel /degentokenbase and follow @jacek on Farcaster. For detailed explanations and in depth analysis of Degen and it's mechanics, please read @rjs Ultimate Degen Tipping Guide.

Ham is the second major tipping mechanic on Farcaster. Ham was created by @deployer. Ham tips are now on chain, unlike $DEGEN. These tokens immediately go to your Farcaster connected wallet on the L3 Ham Chain. The main channel for all things Ham is the /lp channel. One Ham = 1 $TN100X token. You tip ham by replying 🍖 x AMOUNT (i.e. 🍖 x100) on any cast. To receive a Ham allowance (aka a Ham Score) you must hold 100,000 $TN100X tokens or 1 Based LP or 1 Ham LP. Holding more will increase your allowance. Your final allowance is determined by a combination of these holdings, your overall level of activity in the /lp channel and your overall Farcaster activity as seen by AirStack. The exact calculation is unknown. Ham tips reset around Midnight EST. You can check your allowance and Ham Score via ham.fun

For background reading on the whole Ham ecosystem, read @deployers articles on Paragraph.

$FARTHER is one of the newest tipping mechanisms to join the ecosystem. $FARTHER is unique because there is no engagement score or ranking determining allowances. Allowances are given to anyone holding 100,000 $ FARTHER tokens and more users are added daily. Allowances are calculated based on how "far" you spread the tips. The goal is to tip as many new people as possible to bring the into the ecosystem. You are encouraged to tip people who DO NOT have an allowance and to spread it via as many tips as possible. The daily minimum changes at each reset at 3:00 PM EST so you must log in daily to check the minimum tip amount. The website is farther.social and the channel is /farther. Tips are claimed at the end of the month. You can track your received tips on the website as well. Follow the official account at @farther

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Pichi 🎩🌸🍖🐹🍡 (@pichi) on Farcaster

Pi-chi.eth (she/her) Learning in Public. Built /animeoutcasts Unofficial Hambassasor |General of the North /japan /kyoto /sakura /anime-manga

Calling all designers and artists, we need a logo and we need it now! Tokyo DAO is holding an official contest to help us solidify our brand image. No restrictions, no requirements, we don't want to limit your creative juices or vibes, we just want something awesome to represent us this summer as Tokyo crypto conference season heats up!

TL;DR

• We need a logo. Please help spread the word and consider submitting a design!

• $250 USD Prize in ETH via bountycaster

• 15,000 Degen Tips (~$275 USD)

• Surprise NFT prizes

• Entries must be posted to the /tokyowip channel on Farcaster by 11:59 PM EST Friday, June 14, 2024

• Tag @tokyowip and include #tokyodaologo in your submission

Follow the DAO account and channel for updates: /tokyowip and @tokyowip

Tokyo DAO was born from an idea at a Farcaster meetup in Tokyo in late March and is now operational with over 200 members from around the globe. You don't have to be in Tokyo or Japan to join the DAO and Passport NFTs (your key to join us) have been reopened for minting!

With 3 meetups under our belts, we are looking to formalize our mission and have a presence at the major blockchain and crypto conferences this summer, but we have one major problem...we have no logo and official brand identity. While our Passport NFTs are cool, they were a temporary placeholder and now that the DAO has grown, we need to evolve and grow too.

Since we are Farcaster native, we can't think of a better way to expand than to lean in all the way and source our logo from a Farcaster artist, designer, or other creative who wants to shoot their shot.

To enter, simply post your design to the channel (/tokyowip), tag @tokyowip and put #tokyodaologo somewhere in your post.

We will use Rounds to get our finalist and take the top entries to the DAO for a formal vote. Only likes from DAO members will count to help surface the finalists. Anyone can join the DAO by minting our Passport NFT.

The contest is open to anyone on Farcaster. If you know someone not on Farcaster who would be an amazing contributor, please use this as an excuse to onboard them.

Deadline for Submissions: June 14, 2024 11:59 PM EST

When is the deadline to submit?

Deadline for Submissions: June 14, 2024 11:59 PM EST

How do I submit?

Post your design to the channel (/tokyowip), tag @tokyowip and put #tokyodaologo somewhere in your post.

What are the prizes?

• $250 USD Prize in ETH via bounty caster

• 15,000 Degen Tips (~$275 USD)

• Surprise NFT prizes

Who can vote for the winners?

Only members of Tokyo DAO can vote for the finalists on Farcaster.

How can I join the DAO?

Anyone can join the DAO by minting our Passport NFT.

Why is the channel and account tokyowip?

We decided on a placeholder until the DAO was formalized, so Tokyo Work in Progress became the working title. It then evolved into Tokyo DAO and we like the vibes, so it will stick.

Where can I learn more about Tokyo DAO?

Here is our LinkTree with all the official info.

Fine Print

Entries will be judged by the members of Tokyo DAO.

Since this will be our official logo, please ensure your art final resolution is print ready.

You must be willing to give us full permission to use the logo as our official logo.

Each user may submit up to 3 designs for the contest.

Inspired by /memes and a Farcaster challenge to create self rewarding community of great content, I've decided to lean into channel changes and experiment with /anime-manga.

• ~1.00 per month/.00026 ETH

• 5% subscriber rewards

• 5 % referral rewards

• 70 % of subscription revenue tipped to top casters via community wallet (anime-manga.eth)

https://hypersub.withfabric.xyz

Subscribe to anime-manga on Hypersub

subscribe to cast in /anime-manga - (~1.00 per month/.00026 ETH) - 5% subscriber rewards - 5 % referral rewards - 70 % of subscription revenue tipped to...

Eventually, when the community wallet is a bit larger, we will move to auto tipping of top casts using rounds.xyz, where only likes from hypersub subscribers will count. Until then, I will be tipping manually to encourage quality posting and great content.

Anyone can post to the channel's recent tab, but only subscribers will be featured on the Main tab and be eligible for tips in Degen and Ham.

I'm hoping you will join me in this experiment and help build a sustainable channel that rewards engaging content and in our own little cozy corner of Farcaster.

Feedback and questions are appreciated!

• /ramen
  /ball
  /farcon-nyc
  /animeoutcasts
  /Japan
  /yakult1000
  /tokyo
  /kyoto
  /farcon-tokyo
  /jp
  /farcon
  /Japanese
  /tokyowip
  /anime-manga

Here is a list of all of the wallets that qualified for the snapshot last week.

Collect NFT

You don’t have to mint it to view but you can to support @undefined and his awesome work.

Next go to the Mint.Club token page for $JAPAN token and connect your wallet to see if you are eligible.

https://mint.club/token/base/%F0%9F%87%AF%F0%9F%87%B5

Connect your wallet and scroll to the bottom of the page for the airdrops.

Click the Green “Claim” button. I already claimed so sorry the screenshot is weird!

Pretend it looks like this.

Now go to ham.fun and grab some $JAPAN floaties and tip your favorite content on Farcaster!

Each Japan Flag emoji is 10 $JAPAN

🇯🇵

Happy tipping!

Here is a free gasless mint to celebrate the launch.

Farcaster

ᑭiᑕᕼi 🎩🌸🍖🐹🍡 on Warpcast

Free mint and everyone in this channel has a free claim for $JAPAN tokens. Thanks for being here! https://mint.club/token/base/%F0%9F%87%AF%F0%9F%87%B5 Scroll to the bottom and click AirDrop eligibility! https://far.quest/contracts/degen/join-tokyo-dao-and--japan

Shout out to @deployer for making the floaties live and @undefinfed for the token launch assistance.

Let PiChi and RenStern.eth take you on a whirlwind tour of 10 projects with Tokyo origin stories!

Projects to be highlighted:

/glass : No code Frame Builder

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glass

all discussions about glass.cx

/automod : used by the largest channels on Farcaster to combat spam and low quality posts

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automod

automod.sh – channel moderation bots for warpcast. Private beta now.

/sakura upcoming URL to IRL stealth project and Photography project

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sakura

🌸 Please post all of your sakura photos, art, food, and inspiration here 🌸 Coming: Spring 2024

/nook  new Farcaster Client currently in beta

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nook

farcaster and more, iOS only for now, reach out to @slokh or @emo.eth for an invite

/ball Capsule Toys meet Web3 with over 8 ETH in  prizes from Zora Mint Rewards

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ball

What's in the Ball? 🟡🟡🟡 theball.fun Built by Senspace

/checkin : Farcaster meets FourSquare, except you get paid!

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Check-In

Check-In on Warpcast

@KyokoNFT  Bridging the gap between NFTs and IRL once in a lifetime travel experiences

Farcaster

KOKYO NFT (@kokyonft) on Farcaster

Unlock exclusive Japanese experiences, available only for NFT holder🍶🔪🗻 Presented by Japan Airlines ✈️ and Hakuhodo

/tokyowip the beginnings of the Tokyo DAO born at the first ever Tokyo Farcaster Builders MeetUp

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Tokyo WIP

Official channel for Tokyo Farcaster community. DAO on its way...

/farcastea  bringing authentic green tea from Japan to FarCon with global collaborations

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farcastea

Farcastea: Brining Japanese Tea to the first Farcon Event https://farcastea.xyz/

The last one is still in stealth and will be a surprise!

All of the Builders of these projects will be in Venice Beach to meet other Farcasters and build new collaborations. Don’t miss the chance to connect with these builders IRL to make lasting URL collaborations a reality!

Speakers:

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Ren Stern 🟡 🎩 (@renstern.eth) on Farcaster

What's in the /ball 🟡🟡🟡 FC Tokyo community /tokyowip Senspace (SC06)

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PiChi 🎩🌸❄️🍖🐹🍡 (@pichi) on Farcaster

(she/her) Web3 enthusiast. Learning in Public. Built /animeoutcasts Unofficial Hambassasor |General of the North In /japan and /kyoto for /sakura

Important Mint Details

Allow Lists and Communities : Sunday, March 10, 9:00 AM EST

Mint Price: .005 ETH

Public Mint: Monday March 11, 9:00 AM EST

Mint Price: .007 ETH

Collect NFT

Collection Size: 888

Minting on Base. Please ensure you have Base ETH in your wallet.

Minting is FREE for holders of Anime Outcasts: One of Ones Holders and Bidders and Anime Outcasts: FUBAR Edition Holders

Some communities are automatically on the Allow Lists. Holders of the following tokens are eligible for the Allow List Mint:

Outcasts

Morpheus

The Degen Haberdashery

The LP OG NFT

The LP Based NFT

Allow List is currently oversubscribed.

The Backstory

When Outcasts minted 18 days ago, I felt seen. PFP project art rarely resonates with me and I minted two beautiful pieces that featured WOMEN! I felt an instant connection and could see myself reflected in the art for the first time in a long time.

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PiChi 🎩 🌸 🟪 🍖 🐹 on Warpcast

When something really resonates with you, you make fan art. Thank you @sum for the awesome project. This one is for you, from me. I hope this is just the first piece of fan mail you get and many more will come your way. https://i.imgur.com/TS5PZoZ.jpg

I immediately wrote a thank you to the creator @sum and was inspired to make some fan art of my favorite Outcasts, who were the stars of my favorite anime and the project was accidentally born.

When I first got into anime and manga, it was NOT cool. I was an outcast for burying my nose in a book and trading VHS tapes of "cartoons" in another language. I didn't find anyone who even knew what anime was until college, when I found my tribe.

I am a huge fan of anime because I connected with the struggles of many of the characters and the stories of slowly but surely finding your place in the world. All of my favorite anime heroines and heroes are outcasts themselves. The Sailor Senshi were all outcasts, existing alone, until they found each other. My favorite band of pirates were outcasts for having big ambitious dreams and daring to vocalize them. My favorite ninja was shunned, treated as an outcast most of his life for being too powerful. I couldn't stop thinking about this and the art kept pouring out.

Before I knew it, I had more magical girls, pirates, ninjas, fighters, mages, sorcerers, and heroes than I could ever have imagined and I had to share them. While they may not be the anime characters you know and love, I hope you can imagine them supporting your favorite character and see the inspiration of my favorite shows reflected in my art.

This mint is for you @sum, thanks for the cookies, the art, and lighting a fire within me to take my art from a folder on my desktop and to put it out for all the world to see. I can't thank you enough for the inspiration.

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sumit 📚 (@sum) on Farcaster

creator of /outcasts, hypersub: abandonedcuriosities.com

Brace yourselves Farcasters, Ham is here! You now see 🍖 emojis flood your comments the same way you’ve seen $DEGEN tips in replies.

The /LP channel is tipping their hat to the degen community by introducing their own tipping mechanism that can be used Farcaster wide.

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The LP / $TN100x

The home of The Based LP and $TN100x. Snapshots of top casts taken daily. Quality content earns points toward $TN100x airdrop. Tip Ham 🍖 https://based.thelp.xyz

Ham, not Spam

Earning Ham can only happen in one place on Farcaster and that’s in the LP channel. Ham is based on community points which are awarded solely on your contribution to the channel. Unlike $DEGEN tips, it’s not based on your overall Farcaster engagement, comments, casts, etc. and cannot be earned anywhere else. It’s awesome to share the love and tell people about the project, but please check channel norms and culture before posting elesewhere. You won’t earn community points by casting to other channels.

In order to receive a daily allocation of Ham to give away you will need to hold at least 100,000 $TN100x or 1 Based LP NFT in a Warpcast connected wallet. Ensure you've linked a wallet by going to settings in the Warpcast app.

To be eligible to post in the /lp channel on Warpcast and earn community points you are required to have a powerbadge OR hold 100,000 $TN100x OR hold 1 Based LP NFT. To post images or other embedded content you must hold at least 250,000 $TN100x OR 1 Based LP NFT regardless of powerbadge status.

To see your community points eligibility and daily ham tip allowances, go to: https://based.thelp.xyz/leaderboard

https://based.thelp.xyz

The Based LP - A trustless, well-funded, and slightly overweight onchain NFT character on Base

AN EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH TO BOOTSTRAPPING NFT LIQUIDITY AND REWARDING HOLDERS. 100% on chain. CC0.

Click on the “hamburger” menu (plus 5 cool points for it being a literal hamburger!) and select “Leaderboard”.

You’ll then see your points and your allowance. For those of us bad at math, the website updates every few hours to help track your tips.

Tips reset ~ 9:45 PM PST

This is the same mechanism as $DEGEN tips. You can’t keep them for yourself, you should give them away. They reset daily. You should try to get to zero.

If you’ve tipped $DEGEN before, you’ll be right at home. The syntax for tipping ham is simple, just reply to a cast with the literal ham emoji 🍖. You can tip ham ANYWHERE on Farcaster. While earning ham is restricted to the LP channel, tipping is good everywhere, so freely tip any cast that tickles your fancy.

Each ham represents 10 Points and there are some multiplier tricks to help you tip more.

To tip 50 ham, use 🍖 x 5 or 🍖x5

To tip 1,000 ham, use 🍖 x 100 or 🍖x100

You can tip both $DEGEN and Ham 🍖 in the same cast. People also really love if you explain why you are tipping and that's okay to add too.

One day, in the not so distant future, ham will become TN100x tokens. Just as $DEGEN tips became $DEGEN tokens, the ham you accumulate has actual value. While we don’t know the exact date the tipping is over nor the conversion rate of ham to tokens, we know that it will happen.

https://www.geckoterminal.com/base/pools/0x6b93950a9b589bc32b82a5df4e5148f98a7fae27

▼Türkçe / Turkish

Yazar: Chloroflexi

Topluluk Puanları, $TN100x airdrop uygunluğunuzun bir kısmını ve günlük 🍖 Ham bahşiş miktarınızı belirler. Warpcast'teki /lp kanalının anlık görüntüleri günlük olarak alınır ve puanlarınız bu kanala yaptığınız katkılara göre hesaplanır.

Bahşiş vermek için tek yapmanız gereken beğendiğiniz bir mesaja Ham emojisi ile yorum yapmak 🍖!

Her bir Ham emojisi 10 puan değerindedir. Sayı olarak daha fazla Ham bağışlamak istiyorsanız x 10 ve ya x 15 (boşluk bırakarak) yazabilirsiniz.

Başkalarından Ham istemek ve ya karşılıklı olarak Ham istemek ban sebebidir ve puanlarınızın silinmesine neden olabilir.

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Chloroflexi (@chloroflexi) on Farcaster

I HAVE A DREAM

▼Italiano / Italian

Scrittore: Mrcryptopoly

I Community Point determinano una parte della tua eleggibilità all'airdrop di $TN100x. I tuoi punti, inoltre, determinano l'allocazione giornaliera delle tue tip 🍖 Ham. Uno snapshot del canale /lp viene fatto quotidianamente e i tuoi punti calcolati in base al tuo contributo al canale.

Come faccio a tippare Ham?

Le tip Ham ti danno la possibilità di decidere chi riceverà ulteriori TN100x con il prossimo airdrop. Per farlo, ti basta commentare su Farcaster un cast di tuo gradimento con l'emoji Ham 🍖

Ogni emoji Ham vale 10 punti. Se preferisci usare un multiplo, puoi fare 🍖 x 10 o qualcosa del genere. Dai un'occhiata agli esempi a seguire.

🍖 = 10 punti

🍖🍖 = 20 punti

🍖🍖🍖 = 30 punti

🍖 x 10 = 100 punti

Chiedere Ham ad altri o richiederne in cambio è vietato e potrebbe causare la perdita dei tuoi punti.

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Mr. Cryptopoly 🎩🍖 (@mrcryptopoly) on Farcaster

Just a simple 🎭 guy from 🇮🇹 in 💙 with the crypto 🌍

Scrittore: rocci

Il sistema di punti della comunità LP determina l'assegnazione di $TN100x e le mance giornaliere 🍖.

Puoi usare le mance 🍖 per ricompensare i contributi degli altri membri della comunità.

Per dare suggerimenti, basta rispondere a un messaggio con l'emoji del prosciutto 🍖. Ogni emoji del prosciutto equivale a 10 punti. Se si vogliono dare più Ham contemporaneamente, si può mettere "x10" o "x20" dopo l'emoji Ham, ad esempio. Un esempio: "🍖x15" (senza virgolette).

Richiedere Ham ad altri o richiedere Ham l'uno all'altro può portare alla squalifica dal sistema di punti della comunità ed è visto come spam; i membri della comunità sono incoraggiati a creare post di alta qualità e a guadagnarsi la loro fetta di 🍖 😉.

È possibile assegnare solo una certa quantità di 🍖 al giorno, che viene ripristinata il giorno successivo, praticamente in concomitanza con l'istantanea del canale /lp  su Warpcast.

È possibile visualizzare l'importo giornaliero disponibile e il calcolo dei punti comunità al seguente link: https://based.thelp.xyz

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Rocci🎩🍖 (@rocci) on Farcaster

ARTIST - HOBBY NFT DESIGNS - MUSIC

▼Français / French

Écrivain: Darph

Les Points de Communauté déterminent une part de ton éligibilité pour l'airdrop de $TN100x. Tes points déterminent aussi l'allocation journalière de tes tip 🍖 Ham. Une instantanée du canal /lp  sur Warpcast est prise chaque jour et tes points sont calculés sur la base de tes contributions sur ce canal.

Comment tipper en Ham?

Tipper Ham te permets de déterminer qui reçoit des TN100x additionnel pendant le prochain airdrop. Pour tipper tout ce que tu dois faire est de commenter sur un cast sur Farcaster que tu as aimé aver un emoji Ham 🍖

Chaque emoji Ham vaut 10 points. Pour appliquer un multiplicateur, par contre, tu peux utiliser 🍖 x 10 ou une forme similaire. Voir ci dessous pour des exemples.

🍖 = 10 points

🍖🍖 = 20 points

🍖🍖🍖 = 30 points

🍖 x 10 = 100 points

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darph 🖼️🎩 (@darph) on Farcaster

Your friendly neighborhood interaction designer and eternal curious | UX/UI Freelance | @urbe-eth, ETHRome Designer, Hopera

▼Indonesia / Indonesian

Penulis: Leifa

Bagaimana cara memberi tips  Hams?

Tips Ham memungkinkan mu menentukan siapa yang menerima TN100x tambahan pada airdop berikutnya . Untuk memberi tips, yang perlu kamu lakukan adalah memberi komentar pada siaran atau cast dalam Farcaster yang Anda sukai dengan emoji Ham 🍖

Setiap emoji Ham bernilai 10 poin. Jika Anda ingin menggunakan pengganda, Anda dapat melakukan 🍖 x 10 atau yang serupa. Lihat contoh di bawah:

🍖 = 10 poin

🍖🍖 = 20 poin

🍖🍖🍖 = 30 poin

🍖 x 10 = 100 poin

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LeifaTokoyami 🎩 (@leifa) on Farcaster

TMT 👾. https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_nH5f0uRGCz7X2DkCf6FoyeXH9E6HTqbJU&si=9r_P1WwWCg-QrXV9 Go listen

Penulis: 0u0

Poin Komunitas menentukan sebagian dari kelayakan airdrop $TN100x Anda. Poin Anda juga menentukan alokasi tip 🍖 Ham harian Anda. Snapshot saluran /lp di Warpcast diambil setiap hari dan poin Anda dihitung berdasarkan kontribusi Anda ke saluran tersebut.

Bagaimana cara mendapatkan ham ?

Anda dapat memberikan tip Ham untuk menentukan siapa yang akan menerima TN100x tambahan selama airdrop berikutnya. Untuk memberikan tip, Anda hanya perlu memberi komentar pada Farcaster cast yang Anda sukai dengan emoji Ham 🍖

Setiap emoji Ham bernilai 10 poin. Jika Anda ingin menggunakan pengganda, Anda dapat menggunakan 🍖 x 10 atau yang serupa. Lihat contoh di bawah ini:

🍖 = 10 poin

🍖🍖 = 20 poin

🍖🍖🍖 = 30 poin

🍖 x 10 = 100 poin

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Only Man 🎩 (@0u0) on Farcaster

7e broo

▼Русский / Russian

Автор: Alika

LP-система баллов определяет ваше распределение Airdrop в размере $TN100x, а также ваши ежедневные чаевые.

Вы можете использовать эти чаевые, чтобы  вознаграждать сообщение/пост других участников. Чтобы дать чаевые, просто реагируйте на сообщение/ посты с Emoji в виде ветчины 🍖.

Каждое такое Emoji ветчины равен 10 баллам. Если вы хотите дать несколько Emoj ветчины сразу, вы можете, например, добавить "🍖 x10" или "🍖 x20" после Emoji ветчины.

Запрос ветчины у других или взаимный запрос ветчины может привести к дисквалификации в системе баллов сообщества и рассматривается как спам.

Ты можешь ежедневно выделять только определенное количество 🍖. Это количество сбрасывается на следующий день, практически одновременно с моментом снимка канала /lp на Warpcast.

Ты можешь просмотреть ежедневную доступную сумму и учет твоих баллов сообщества вот здесь: https://based.thelp.xyz/

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Alika🎩 (@alika) on Farcaster

Casts by Alika🎩 (@alika) on Farcaster via Warpcast

▼Deutsch / German

Autor: pudgypenguin

Das LP Community-Punktesystem bestimmt über deine $TN100x Airdrop Allokation, sowie über deine täglichen 🍖 Trinkgelder.

Die 🍖 Trinkgelder kannst du Nutzen, um Beiträge von anderen Communitymitgliedern zu belohnen.

Um Trinkgelder zu geben, reagiere einfach mit dem Ham-Emoji 🍖 auf eine Nachricht. Jedes Ham-Emoji entspricht 10 Punkten. Wenn du mehrere Hams auf einmal geben möchtest, kannst du zum Beispiel "x10" oder "x20" hinter das Ham-Emoji setzen. Ein Beispiel: "🍖x15" (ohne Anführungszeichen).

Das Anfordern von Ham von Anderen oder das gegenseitige Anfordern von Ham kann zur Disqualifikation am Community-Punktesystem führen und wird als Spam gesehen, man fordert die Communitymitglieder auf, qualitativ hochwertige Beiträge zu erstellen und sich so sein Stück 🍖 auch gebührend zu verdienen 😉.

Du kannst Täglich nur eine gewissen Betrag 🍖 vergeben, dieser Betrag wird dann am nächsten Tag zurückgesetzt, quasi zeitgleich zum Kanal-Snapshot des /lp Kanals auf Warpcast.

Deinen täglich zur Verfügung stehenden Betrag und die Verrechnung deiner Communitypunkte kannst du unter folgenden Link einsehen: https://based.thelp.xyz

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NodestarQ🎩 (@pudgypenguin) on Farcaster

Casts by NodestarQ🎩 (@pudgypenguin) on Farcaster via Warpcast

Created by Deployer, The LP and The Based LP are experiments playing out on Farcaster in real time and ham tipping is the next evolution of the project.

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Deployer (@deployer) on Farcaster

Currently deploying

The mechanics, minting mechanisms, tokens, etc. are outside of the scope of this article, but links to the website which explain all the details are below.

For more background on the original project, please go to https://thelp.xyz. While this phase of the project is over, it planted the seeds for the next iteration.

https://thelp.xyz

The LP - A trustless and well-funded onchain NFT character

AN EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH TO BOOTSTRAPPING NFT LIQUIDITY AND REWARDING HOLDERS. 100% on chain. CC0.

The “glow up” of the original “OG LP” was the Based LP https://based.thelp.xyz.

https://based.thelp.xyz

The Based LP - A trustless, well-funded, and slightly overweight onchain NFT character on Base

AN EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH TO BOOTSTRAPPING NFT LIQUIDITY AND REWARDING HOLDERS. 100% on chain. CC0.

Still have questions? Deployer wrote an in-depth piece about the projects right here on Paragraph. You should definitely follow him, the LP channel, and watch what he builds next!

https://paragraph.xyz

A Thorough Write-Up About the Well-Funded, Slightly Overweight, NFT Character You May or May Not Have Seen on Your Farcaster Feed Aka The Based LP

There exists a smart contract on Ethereum mainnet that has no owner, but currently holds 32 ETH and slightly more than 1300 of what may be the most b...

There is only one $DEGEN token, but there are currently two $DEGEN tipping systems on Farcaster with very different mechanics.

Tipping on Farcaster is a fun way to reward creators for their content but there are currently 2 systems making for a lot of confused newbies (like me).

Degen.tips

Degen.tips is currently in Air Drop phase 2, Season 2 (Season 1 ended Feb 29, 2024). These tips cost you $0 to give out and are earned daily based on your Farcaster activity. Low quality "follow me" and "tip me" posts are not rewarded, so don’t cast that.

To check your balance daily, you must go to degen.tips, connect your wallet, and click the hamburger menu to find Airdrop 2 and click to see your daily free tip allowance.

***Air Drop 2 Claim began February 29 and runs for approximately ONE MONTH. CLAIM NOW IF YOU ARE ELIGIBLE***

The updated dashboard contains your daily allowance of tips as well as a running total of how many tips your have left for the day. The leaderboard also shows how many tips you have received and has a countdown for the next refresh.

How to Tip $DEGEN

To use these tips on Farcaster you simply reply to any cast with “XX $DEGEN” or “XX $degen” to tip. You must use the syntax exactly. For example, to tip 200, cast 200 $DEGEN or 200 $degen in your reply. You can use the command anywhere in your cast. Example: This is awesome 100 $degen

Please note: You can't keep these tips for yourself. They do not stack or rollover to the next day. You should use them all every day and tip casts and creators until you are out!

If you follow the bot @degentokenbase it should let you know your remaining balance inside Farcaster ***the bot is currently experiencing heavy load***

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Degen Bot (@degentokenbase) on Farcaster

Official Degen bot.

Tips reset at approximately 7:35 AM UTC.

Source: Screenshot courtesy of Welp (@we)

Updated Wallet Requirements

You must have 10,000 $DEGEN tokens in your connected wallet to receive a tip allowance to tip on Farcaster. You can always receive tips without holding any tokens, but you can’t tip anyone.

Updates appear to happen every 12 hours so if you are actively engaged on the platform and not seeing any tips, please check again in 12 hours.

You can also check your allowance using Dune at this link: https://dune.com/queries/3408503/5721206

Scroll to the bottom and search for your username to see your daily allowance.

These tips DO NOT go into your Farcaster connected wallet. They are tied to your Farcaster account and are only trackable on the website degen.tips. You will not find them on Basescan or on-chain at this time.

There’s also a great FAQ on the website: https://www.degen.tips/faq If you are new this is a REQUIRED reading.

This system was created by @jacek. Be sure to follow him and show him some love. He’s very active and always answering questions.

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Jacek 🎩 (@jacek) on Farcaster

Lead $DEGEN | https://www.degen.tips/

Here is a Frame that you can use to see your tips, your allocation to tip for the day, and track how much you’ve tipped all in one frame!

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Gentleman Phil 🎩 on Warpcast

Now with updated logic: I update those values at 8:15 utc / 30min later than the original Degen.tips side. Remaining points are in neartime with a delay of 15 min and also the threshold of 7:35 utc for tips http://Degen.tips https://f.hellwach.io/farcaster/framegame/action/?method=degenallowance&ts=1221212

Degen Jeeves

Degen Jeeves is a completely different tipping system. This is a separate project and not related to AirDrop 2 of Degen.tips

For the month of March, you should concentrate on tipping using the Air Drop 2 rolling mechanism above. Jeeves will come into play more once Air Drop 2 is complete

To use the Jeeves bot, you must follow the bot (@degentip) and create a new smart wallet.

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Degen Jeeves (@degentip) on Farcaster

Send $Degen in your casts 🎩 and maybe more 🎰 /jeeves Not working? Shout at @matthewfox. Degen Jeeves NFT : https://opensea.io/collection/degenjeeves

There is a frame on Farcast to help you through the set up process. Only interact with the official frame pinned to the top of the /jeeves channel.

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Degen Jeeves on Warpcast

Your favorite $Degen butler in a frame! - Create a wallet 🆕 - Check your Balance 💰 - Browse commands 📣 More features will be added over time 🎩 🥂 Always easily available from the pinned post in /jeeves https://www.degenjeeves.com/

This is connected to a real smart wallet that you can fund with $DEGEN tokens you've purchased (or were air dropped if you are lucky!)

If people tip you using the bot commands (or you tip others), those tips go into your registered wallet that you created with Jeeves. These tips are tied to real, trade-able $DEGEN tokens and potentially real money. They DO NOT reset daily. You are not given any free to tip anyone. You must use the bot commands when replying to casts to tip. They are not based on your Farcaster engagement. They are NOT free! Please check the price of gas before tipping! A small, but thoughtful tip could cost more in gas than the tip is worth! Please be mindful.

To tip with Jeeves in a cast, the (@)degentip !tip command MUST be the first line of the cast.

if you want to learn more about the project, follow @matthewfox and the /jeeves channel. He’s very quick to reply to questions.

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Matthew Fox (@matthewfox) on Farcaster

Expirement👀r | Doing the thing | Founder @ exhale.studio | Building @ Jumpnation.xyz | Building something new in 2024 ✈️ current hobby : @degentip

Shoutout to @qsteak.eth for helpful feedback to add to this guide!

Thanks for reading. If you have any feedback please reach me on Farcaster. Tips always appreciated 😉

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PiChi (@pichi) on Farcaster

Web3 enthusiast. Still believes in it after all the mess and rugs and shills and liars. In Japan for Sakura and Momiji! (Cherry blossoms and red leaves)