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Gary Sheng
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What are the best fair launch coin launchers?
Clanker's 60% of a 1% tx fee seems pretty high - but do others see that as the most competitive rate right now?
What else is out there that people see as promising?
Clanker's 60% of a 1% tx fee seems pretty high - but do others see that as the most competitive rate right now?
What else is out there that people see as promising?
Has anyone built a bot for telegram that is connected to a wallet that make purchases if enough members upvote a purchase idea?
Has anyone built an easy way to get fiscally sponsored to receive charitable foundation grants but where the grants can be in crypto?
Test video upload to Farcaster
Best way to post videos via Neynar?
gif test on prod
lets see
test crossposting with image!
Noticed some outdated examples in docs
Ex: https://docs.neynar.com/docs/how-to-get-cast-information-from-warpcast-url
the working way to instantiate a NeynarAPIClient is
new NeynarAPIClient({ apiKey: <insert api key>})
but docs say
new NeynarAPIClient(<insert api key>)
Best way to suggest edits?
Ex: https://docs.neynar.com/docs/how-to-get-cast-information-from-warpcast-url
the working way to instantiate a NeynarAPIClient is
new NeynarAPIClient({ apiKey: <insert api key>})
but docs say
new NeynarAPIClient(<insert api key>)
Best way to suggest edits?
crossposting — x and fc test
yet another cross-post test — x and fc
a cross-post test — x and fc
in case anyone wants an idea for what to gift your dev friends with way too many side projects, Namecheap has gift cards you can buy LOL
https://coingate.com/gift-cards/Namecheap
https://coingate.com/gift-cards/Namecheap
casting from telegram
Feels good
test b71d8w
What’s the best practice for allowing a user to grant an app access to their Farcaster posting permissions?
why in the world does @jimicohen and the @letsgrowdao community coordinate TWENTY FOUR hour long X Space livestreams during Gitcoin grant rounds? 🤔
they've learned that X Spaces is a fantastic way to foster connections between donors and grantees.
and people actually tune in. especially as they've added more and more distribution partners simultaneously broadcasting their livestreams.
in the two week period of GG21, Jimi's squad generated 52% more X Space listeners than the Gitcoin main page did over the past year.
we're taking notes 📝
they've learned that X Spaces is a fantastic way to foster connections between donors and grantees.
and people actually tune in. especially as they've added more and more distribution partners simultaneously broadcasting their livestreams.
in the two week period of GG21, Jimi's squad generated 52% more X Space listeners than the Gitcoin main page did over the past year.
we're taking notes 📝
Loved chatting with the one and only Treegen himself :)
why is @jimicohen so committed to creating memorable in-person experiences as a community builder? 🤔
as Jimi shares, a well-designed event can completely change someone's life.
he started to understand the power of IRL after an unforgettable Kygo concert experience.
his conviction grew even more after hosting a camping festival where an activity that paired attendees led to the formation of new companies.
while Jimi highly values social media for connecting people with shared values, he is working tirelessly to create “Regenaissance” festivals because he knows how uniquely transformative IRL experiences can be.
we couldn’t agree more.
as Jimi shares, a well-designed event can completely change someone's life.
he started to understand the power of IRL after an unforgettable Kygo concert experience.
his conviction grew even more after hosting a camping festival where an activity that paired attendees led to the formation of new companies.
while Jimi highly values social media for connecting people with shared values, he is working tirelessly to create “Regenaissance” festivals because he knows how uniquely transformative IRL experiences can be.
we couldn’t agree more.
what is one community-building tool that @standwithcrypto tried but quickly realized was not right for their policy advocacy movement? 🤔
a tool they built that gave you an onchain attestation for signing a petition, but required you to connect your wallet to proceed.
the tool did process tens of thousands of signatures while it was active.
but the data showed that requiring a wallet connection to sign the petition was creating an unnecessary barrier of entry for people who didn't want to connect their wallet for whatever reason, but still wanted to be on the record of showing support for crypto.
after changing to a system where a pledge of support is built into the sign-up flow where wallet connection is optional, Stand with Crypto's support base has grown to now 1,431,724 people.
a tool they built that gave you an onchain attestation for signing a petition, but required you to connect your wallet to proceed.
the tool did process tens of thousands of signatures while it was active.
but the data showed that requiring a wallet connection to sign the petition was creating an unnecessary barrier of entry for people who didn't want to connect their wallet for whatever reason, but still wanted to be on the record of showing support for crypto.
after changing to a system where a pledge of support is built into the sign-up flow where wallet connection is optional, Stand with Crypto's support base has grown to now 1,431,724 people.
how did @coinbase and the @standwithcrypto team use technology to grow a movement of now over 1,427,929 crypto advocates across the US? 🤔
according to @heymrcarter, the team building the movement building tech heavily prioritized:
1) ease of use (ironically, very few of the advocacy actions the tools encourage require connecting a crypto wallet)
2) making it visually satisfying to take actions that actually work (e.g. calling your congressperson, sharing your email, giving a donation)
some tool ideas they tried, didn't get traction, so the team iterated on other ideas until they had a suite of tools on the http://StandWithCrypto.org site reliably led to sign ups and useful advocacy actions.
according to @heymrcarter, the team building the movement building tech heavily prioritized:
1) ease of use (ironically, very few of the advocacy actions the tools encourage require connecting a crypto wallet)
2) making it visually satisfying to take actions that actually work (e.g. calling your congressperson, sharing your email, giving a donation)
some tool ideas they tried, didn't get traction, so the team iterated on other ideas until they had a suite of tools on the http://StandWithCrypto.org site reliably led to sign ups and useful advocacy actions.