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Nastya
@nastya #20258
@reachbot /getreach building an AI x SocialFi mini-app | Open-source human-readable EVM data https://github.com/3loop/loop-decoder
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I'm starting to hear about Belvie app even from people who don't usually post about crypto. The numbers are really impressive
https://x.com/pasternak/status/1917769848530047020
https://x.com/pasternak/status/1917769848530047020
Seems like a big deal for mobile apps
https://www.theverge.com/news/659246/apple-epic-app-store-judge-ruling-control
https://www.theverge.com/news/659246/apple-epic-app-store-judge-ruling-control
An assumption I had - and later found to be wrong - was that experienced traders are better at spotting “fake” tokens.
In reality, many successful traders optimize for timing, not research.
Then it just becomes an information cascade - one big buy, and hundreds follow blindly. What we really need are better signals.
In reality, many successful traders optimize for timing, not research.
Then it just becomes an information cascade - one big buy, and hundreds follow blindly. What we really need are better signals.
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Nastya
@nastya·2 days ago
Before posting a bigger staff, I wanna share one repeated fraud scheme I’ve noticed lately on Farcaster with new tokens:
- Someone finds a project that’s about to launch (or just launched) but hasn’t released a token yet
- They create fake FC+X accounts with very similar names, and start reposting the original content for a few days
- Then they launch a token with Clanker
- When people check the token, it looks like it came from the real project’s account. Most don’t double-check and just buy it
I saw this happen recently with the $DUELS token, someone made a fake @duelsapps account, copied content from the real @duelsapp, and launched a token. Since the original account is also quite small, it was really hard to tell the difference.
There was even an attempt to spoof @reachbot too, but I caught it instantly because I track all shared mini-app links with my TG bot.
Seems like every app builder should start doing the same.
- Someone finds a project that’s about to launch (or just launched) but hasn’t released a token yet
- They create fake FC+X accounts with very similar names, and start reposting the original content for a few days
- Then they launch a token with Clanker
- When people check the token, it looks like it came from the real project’s account. Most don’t double-check and just buy it
I saw this happen recently with the $DUELS token, someone made a fake @duelsapps account, copied content from the real @duelsapp, and launched a token. Since the original account is also quite small, it was really hard to tell the difference.
There was even an attempt to spoof @reachbot too, but I caught it instantly because I track all shared mini-app links with my TG bot.
Seems like every app builder should start doing the same.
Before posting a bigger staff, I wanna share one repeated fraud scheme I’ve noticed lately on Farcaster with new tokens:
- Someone finds a project that’s about to launch (or just launched) but hasn’t released a token yet
- They create fake FC+X accounts with very similar names, and start reposting the original content for a few days
- Then they launch a token with Clanker
- When people check the token, it looks like it came from the real project’s account. Most don’t double-check and just buy it
I saw this happen recently with the $DUELS token, someone made a fake @duelsapps account, copied content from the real @duelsapp, and launched a token. Since the original account is also quite small, it was really hard to tell the difference.
There was even an attempt to spoof @reachbot too, but I caught it instantly because I track all shared mini-app links with my TG bot.
Seems like every app builder should start doing the same.
- Someone finds a project that’s about to launch (or just launched) but hasn’t released a token yet
- They create fake FC+X accounts with very similar names, and start reposting the original content for a few days
- Then they launch a token with Clanker
- When people check the token, it looks like it came from the real project’s account. Most don’t double-check and just buy it
I saw this happen recently with the $DUELS token, someone made a fake @duelsapps account, copied content from the real @duelsapp, and launched a token. Since the original account is also quite small, it was really hard to tell the difference.
There was even an attempt to spoof @reachbot too, but I caught it instantly because I track all shared mini-app links with my TG bot.
Seems like every app builder should start doing the same.
just tipped some my favorite farcasters!
thank you @keccers.eth @tempetechie.eth @catch0x22.eth @hellno.eth @srijan.eth @katekornish @harris- @owl for being here :)
thank you @keccers.eth @tempetechie.eth @catch0x22.eth @hellno.eth @srijan.eth @katekornish @harris- @owl for being here :)
if you think perfection does not exist, look at this trade
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Gheorghe
@gheorghe·3 days ago
Perfect entry
New feature: ✨ Share PnL of your latest trades✨
Flex your wins (or questionable trades) straight from the Reach App:
1. Open the app below
2. Select of one of the latest tokens you've traded
3. Get a cool CRT pic with your overall token stat and latest buy/sell chart
Cast and mint it, if you like
Flex your wins (or questionable trades) straight from the Reach App:
1. Open the app below
2. Select of one of the latest tokens you've traded
3. Get a cool CRT pic with your overall token stat and latest buy/sell chart
Cast and mint it, if you like
Well, I couldn't resist doing a bit more digging and it’s actually even worse than I thought.
A bunch of accounts (many bought at FIDs market) that are all clearly connected (not even trying to hide it lol) are launching clanker "dev" tokens with one-page websites full of promises in the past ~4 months. Some of these tokens get promoted by influential people, prices go up, fees collected, then... zero delivery, and everyone just forgets about them.
I'm not sure what to do with this info. Should I point out the obvious stuff - account transfers, transactions, deleted casts, shady contracts etc? It could be a good twitter thread haha
You don't need to be ZachXBT to see something's off with accounts that just started posting 10 days ago and are launching a token. But everyone buying and posting about these tokens seems kinda okay with it 🤷♀️
A bunch of accounts (many bought at FIDs market) that are all clearly connected (not even trying to hide it lol) are launching clanker "dev" tokens with one-page websites full of promises in the past ~4 months. Some of these tokens get promoted by influential people, prices go up, fees collected, then... zero delivery, and everyone just forgets about them.
I'm not sure what to do with this info. Should I point out the obvious stuff - account transfers, transactions, deleted casts, shady contracts etc? It could be a good twitter thread haha
You don't need to be ZachXBT to see something's off with accounts that just started posting 10 days ago and are launching a token. But everyone buying and posting about these tokens seems kinda okay with it 🤷♀️
Not the first time noticing this - scammy-looking tokens get launched and even experienced traders end up buying them. Just a reminder that it’s always good to DYOR.
For example, saw a few traders bought a new Clanker token here, but after a closer look, it’s 99% fake:
- The launcher account only started posting ~10 days ago, trying to look like a dev account
- Not followed by any reputable users here
- No other socials linked
- Somehow has 1K+ followers on FC (that's probably why token is pumping)
- The project is a 1-page website with a few lines of roadmap
Since it's a clanker token, it's probably "safe" to buy and you might even make a profit. But it's interesting to see how easy it is to spin up a fake account here and make money off it (creator already made >$1.5k from fees).
Wild.
For example, saw a few traders bought a new Clanker token here, but after a closer look, it’s 99% fake:
- The launcher account only started posting ~10 days ago, trying to look like a dev account
- Not followed by any reputable users here
- No other socials linked
- Somehow has 1K+ followers on FC (that's probably why token is pumping)
- The project is a 1-page website with a few lines of roadmap
Since it's a clanker token, it's probably "safe" to buy and you might even make a profit. But it's interesting to see how easy it is to spin up a fake account here and make money off it (creator already made >$1.5k from fees).
Wild.
Thanks to everyone who minted my first NFT ❤️ There's still a last chance to mint yours directly in the mini-app!
Tomorrow I'm dropping something new - here’s a little sneak peek
Tomorrow I'm dropping something new - here’s a little sneak peek
There’s a bug in the mobile app, can't sing in to my account:
- I logged out of my account
- Tried to sign in again using the recovery phrase (clicked "Sign In" -> "Use Recovery Phrase")
- After entering the recovery phrase, the app asks me for an email and asks $3 for creating a new account
cc @dwr.eth
- I logged out of my account
- Tried to sign in again using the recovery phrase (clicked "Sign In" -> "Use Recovery Phrase")
- After entering the recovery phrase, the app asks me for an email and asks $3 for creating a new account
cc @dwr.eth
Cool to see more social + micropayments experiments. I feel like micropayments are the most understandable and underutilized use case for crypto - something that’s nearly impossible to build with Web2 payment rails right now.
For example, you want to build commitment app with money stakes.
Most builders default to Stripe, but with Stripe, you're not just paying a 2-3 % fee, you also pay a fixed fee per transaction (around ~$0.30).
Now imagine:
- 5 users stake $5
- 1 fails the commitment
- You now split that $5 among the 4
Suddenly, you're sending ~$1 to 4 people, and each one costs you at least ~$0.30.
Seems like even the crypto haters can understand a use case like this and answer the question "why do we need a blockchain here"
For example, you want to build commitment app with money stakes.
Most builders default to Stripe, but with Stripe, you're not just paying a 2-3 % fee, you also pay a fixed fee per transaction (around ~$0.30).
Now imagine:
- 5 users stake $5
- 1 fails the commitment
- You now split that $5 among the 4
Suddenly, you're sending ~$1 to 4 people, and each one costs you at least ~$0.30.
Seems like even the crypto haters can understand a use case like this and answer the question "why do we need a blockchain here"
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kompreni 🚂
@kompreni·15:15 23/04/2025
💭 What if every "like" came with a tip? Now it's possible!
1. Use Farcaster
2. Like casts / receive likes
3. Tip n Earn, automagically
Set up your Warplet to tip whenever you like casts with @tipn / tipnearn.com! Frame below:
1. Use Farcaster
2. Like casts / receive likes
3. Tip n Earn, automagically
Set up your Warplet to tip whenever you like casts with @tipn / tipnearn.com! Frame below:
Every time I check twitter/X, it feels like there's so much drama out of nothing. Maybe it's the algorithm, because it rewards people with more views and likes when they're beefing, so everyone wants to be in the middle of drama
If we are talking about $zora today, here is what I have - a Zora zine. I think they only made one issue.
Honestly, it was a pretty cool experience to see an NFT turn into a well-designed physical item.
Anyone else here have any one?
Honestly, it was a pretty cool experience to see an NFT turn into a well-designed physical item.
Anyone else here have any one?
I just donated to Let’s Help Lada: A Dog Needs A Little Backup
Thank you Farcaster! Now I have more money to lose gambling on memecoins
If you're looking for a way to dump your $ZORA drop and Warplet isn't working - here you go
https://reach.3loop.io/frame/v2?from=0x1111111111166b7FE7bd91427724B487980aFc69&to=0x833589fCD6eDb6E08f4c7C32D4f71b54bdA02913&chainId=8453&direction=sell&feeTaker=0x8195d92eFc15EAca67c612DBB0F2cbeA77E8afb2&roast=false
https://reach.3loop.io/frame/v2?from=0x1111111111166b7FE7bd91427724B487980aFc69&to=0x833589fCD6eDb6E08f4c7C32D4f71b54bdA02913&chainId=8453&direction=sell&feeTaker=0x8195d92eFc15EAca67c612DBB0F2cbeA77E8afb2&roast=false
Something that seems like a “Hello World” app for crypto - but still doesn’t have a good example - is a commitment app with crypto. There have been several attempts to build one (at least that I know of), but everyone tends to overcomplicate it with smart contracts, oracles, ZKs, etc.
Meanwhile, normal people literally use group chats and PayPal for commitment groups. A crypto analog should be simpler than that - not more complicated.
Meanwhile, normal people literally use group chats and PayPal for commitment groups. A crypto analog should be simpler than that - not more complicated.
I've seen a bunch of accounts on X with bots/AI/agents posting crypto signals - and many of them even have their own tokens and private groups. To join, you usually have to pay or buy their token, something from $100 to ~$500.
I'm really curious - do people actually pay that much for access? Maybe someone here has experience and can share how it went?
I'm really curious - do people actually pay that much for access? Maybe someone here has experience and can share how it went?
I don't know what this is, but many traders bought it today
https://reach.3loop.io/frame/v2?tradeId=mcrwoa4n7texe44jhzfs1dgq&roast=false
https://reach.3loop.io/frame/v2?tradeId=mcrwoa4n7texe44jhzfs1dgq&roast=false
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Reach 👀
@reachbot·17:09 22/04/2025
🆕 $panic’s $332k market cap? That’s a used car with rocket boosters. @zinger’s buys outpace sells like a meme contest.
recommendation: enjoy the kaboom, but own the popcorn, not the theater. DYOR
recommendation: enjoy the kaboom, but own the popcorn, not the theater. DYOR
Reach App
Reach App - Share & Earn on Farcaster
reach.3loop.io
So I'm trying to figure out who the best traders on Farcaster are - out of hundreds of thousands of users. What are the main challenges?
First - the data. I mostly use Dune since it's the biggest source of blockchain data with rich context - but it's far from plug-and-play. Blockchain data is messy, and Dune queries often need cleanup or deeper knowledge to make sense. Even something that sounds simple - like getting DEX swaps for a wallet - turns into a whole project if you want to be accurate.
Second - figuring out what metrics actually matter. How do you calculate PnL, and over what timeline, tokens, chains etc. A high total PnL might come from a one-time airdrop - not consistent skill. From what I've seen, past big wins don’t mean much - what really matters is whether the trader's still active and knows when to take profits.
I've gone through many iterations of the algo, and I'm still refining it. But so far, the most useful approach is looking on the freshest metrics.
Anyone cracked this already?
First - the data. I mostly use Dune since it's the biggest source of blockchain data with rich context - but it's far from plug-and-play. Blockchain data is messy, and Dune queries often need cleanup or deeper knowledge to make sense. Even something that sounds simple - like getting DEX swaps for a wallet - turns into a whole project if you want to be accurate.
Second - figuring out what metrics actually matter. How do you calculate PnL, and over what timeline, tokens, chains etc. A high total PnL might come from a one-time airdrop - not consistent skill. From what I've seen, past big wins don’t mean much - what really matters is whether the trader's still active and knows when to take profits.
I've gone through many iterations of the algo, and I'm still refining it. But so far, the most useful approach is looking on the freshest metrics.
Anyone cracked this already?
Just posted a big update on X about what I’ve been building over the past few weeks here - would appreciate any boost
https://x.com/nastyarods/status/1913327502581178751?s=46&t=ugHlT4MUWPO9D_71PkwZbA
https://x.com/nastyarods/status/1913327502581178751?s=46&t=ugHlT4MUWPO9D_71PkwZbA
Casually tracking Farcaster’s top traders – and pushing their moves to you in real time with @reachbot
That’s interesting
Solana warplet support soon?
Solana warplet support soon?
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Solana
@solana·19:00 17/04/2025
Progress doesn't pause. Neither should you. 🇺🇸
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Help shape American crypto's future with 3000+ builders and entrepreneurs this May in NYC — join us at Accelerate: solana.com/accelerate
crazy
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Nastya
@nastya·19:27 16/04/2025
This is how fast you need to be to win in this game:
- Coin launched by Base ~12 minutes ago
- Trader bought in with ~$1K
- Started selling just 2 minutes later
- Already sitting on a $30k realized profit (and $25k unrealized)
- Coin launched by Base ~12 minutes ago
- Trader bought in with ~$1K
- Started selling just 2 minutes later
- Already sitting on a $30k realized profit (and $25k unrealized)
This is how fast you need to be to win in this game:
- Coin launched by Base ~12 minutes ago
- Trader bought in with ~$1K
- Started selling just 2 minutes later
- Already sitting on a $30k realized profit (and $25k unrealized)
- Coin launched by Base ~12 minutes ago
- Trader bought in with ~$1K
- Started selling just 2 minutes later
- Already sitting on a $30k realized profit (and $25k unrealized)
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Reach 👀
@reachbot·19:12 16/04/2025
@jatjee’s $Base is for everyone play looks like a time capsule from 1970—market cap still stuck at -$1. His 7 trades net +$357 realized profit, but this one’s liquidity is thinner than my patience.
Recommendation: Avoid. This isn’t a bottom; it’s a black hole.
Recommendation: Avoid. This isn’t a bottom; it’s a black hole.
Looking for honest feedback!
If you checked out the portfolio meme image but didn't share or mint it -what held you back?
Some of my guesses:
- It’s not fun to be reminded of losses, especially if the number is big
- The image just doesn’t look good
- Something wrong with number or not clear how it is calculated
Would it help if you could re-generate the image with less specific numbers? Would that make you more likely to share it - or still a no?
https://reach.3loop.io/frame/tired-of-winning/20258
If you checked out the portfolio meme image but didn't share or mint it -what held you back?
Some of my guesses:
- It’s not fun to be reminded of losses, especially if the number is big
- The image just doesn’t look good
- Something wrong with number or not clear how it is calculated
Would it help if you could re-generate the image with less specific numbers? Would that make you more likely to share it - or still a no?
https://reach.3loop.io/frame/tired-of-winning/20258
The Crypto Trump version is one of my favorites
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jivansh.eth
@parzuko·21:00 14/04/2025
I’m tired of winning.
Been collecting crypto memes all week just to make this
I made something fun - my 1st NFTs!
Wanna know how your ETH/Base portfolio did over the past months?
Check it out and mint to flex (or cry):
Wanna know how your ETH/Base portfolio did over the past months?
Check it out and mint to flex (or cry):
wtf, someone made a fake accounts of @reachbot :
@reachapp & https://x.com/reachapptrade
posted links are from our app but it still looks suspicious
@reachapp & https://x.com/reachapptrade
posted links are from our app but it still looks suspicious
It would be nice to have a list of open source frames created by the FC team on the new docs site https://miniapps.farcaster.xyz/
I was looking for one of these frames and then found out that they are in a completely different organization (https://github.com/warpcast) ,not mentioned anywhere in this doc
I was looking for one of these frames and then found out that they are in a completely different organization (https://github.com/warpcast) ,not mentioned anywhere in this doc
I recently went down the AI image generation rabbit hole, only to find that Chatgpt produces the best result with minimal effort
$ETH was removed from @reachbot trades since it is not a meme coin
looking at the chart, it now seems to fit the definition
looking at the chart, it now seems to fit the definition
Wow, Daimo pay is cool, really easy way to pay from many chains where you have funds
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Nastya
@nastya·07:27 05/04/2025
I just donated to help earthquake victims in Myanmar. Join me to support urgent relief efforts.
I just donated to help earthquake victims in Myanmar. Join me to support urgent relief efforts.
Wrote about my skincare shopping and clinic experience is Seoul
TLDR
Clinic procedures are super affordable - wish I planned better. Skincare shopping wasn’t as cheap as I expected compared to Europe, but the beauty section at Daiso (the $1 store) is wild. Micro needles and salmon sperm are the biggest trends.
https://warpcast.com/nastya/0x04183eea
https://warpcast.com/nastya/0x578f14ca
TLDR
Clinic procedures are super affordable - wish I planned better. Skincare shopping wasn’t as cheap as I expected compared to Europe, but the beauty section at Daiso (the $1 store) is wild. Micro needles and salmon sperm are the biggest trends.
https://warpcast.com/nastya/0x04183eea
https://warpcast.com/nastya/0x578f14ca
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Nastya
@nastya·08:03 04/04/2025
Here’s what I did for skincare in Korea:
Clinics:
I didn’t plan anything serious -just wanted to try something without walking around with a red face. I did a Pico Laser session for skin tone. Ideally, you need at least 2 sessions, but I had one and still saw improvement in my problem area. They suggested a stronger version, but I chose the lighter one.
I also tried Botox for the first time - it's super affordable in Korea compared to Germany, where I live.
There are lots of clinics. Ones for foreigners are pricier, while local ones can be tricky to book without a Korean number. I found one that took bookings via Insta, though they warned English-speaking staff might not be available. Most clinics offer 1st time discounts for popular treatments.
The whole process was very fast, each step done by a different person. This felt very optimized for volume.
Price-wise, I paid about $30 for laser (with discount); the same in Berlin would cost $100–300. Wish I had booked 2 sessions with a week in between!
Clinics:
I didn’t plan anything serious -just wanted to try something without walking around with a red face. I did a Pico Laser session for skin tone. Ideally, you need at least 2 sessions, but I had one and still saw improvement in my problem area. They suggested a stronger version, but I chose the lighter one.
I also tried Botox for the first time - it's super affordable in Korea compared to Germany, where I live.
There are lots of clinics. Ones for foreigners are pricier, while local ones can be tricky to book without a Korean number. I found one that took bookings via Insta, though they warned English-speaking staff might not be available. Most clinics offer 1st time discounts for popular treatments.
The whole process was very fast, each step done by a different person. This felt very optimized for volume.
Price-wise, I paid about $30 for laser (with discount); the same in Berlin would cost $100–300. Wish I had booked 2 sessions with a week in between!
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Nastya
@nastya·08:12 04/04/2025
Skincare Shopping:
Honestly, I expected it to be much cheaper 😃 Prices are still cheaper than in Europe, but not worth getting an extra suitcase. Or maybe I just know where to get good deals at home. But still, bought a lot.
A big surprise was Daiso - a $1 store that also has solid skincare brands. You can find lots of moisturizing and calming products with centella, masks, toners etc for max $3.50!
Another go-to was Olivia Young, which is everywhere in Seoul.
There are also many street skincare shops with discounts in touristy areas. From Reddit, I read it's best not to buy from them, as they may sell fake products.
Korean skincare has a lot of calming and moisturizing products, with every possible variation - but not much with active ingredients. One exception: VT Reedle Shot - it’s trending online, I bought several, and even found it in mini sizes at Daiso.
Something I wish I discovered earlier but didn’t buy: products with PNDR - an ingredient that seems unique to Korean skincare for now.
Honestly, I expected it to be much cheaper 😃 Prices are still cheaper than in Europe, but not worth getting an extra suitcase. Or maybe I just know where to get good deals at home. But still, bought a lot.
A big surprise was Daiso - a $1 store that also has solid skincare brands. You can find lots of moisturizing and calming products with centella, masks, toners etc for max $3.50!
Another go-to was Olivia Young, which is everywhere in Seoul.
There are also many street skincare shops with discounts in touristy areas. From Reddit, I read it's best not to buy from them, as they may sell fake products.
Korean skincare has a lot of calming and moisturizing products, with every possible variation - but not much with active ingredients. One exception: VT Reedle Shot - it’s trending online, I bought several, and even found it in mini sizes at Daiso.
Something I wish I discovered earlier but didn’t buy: products with PNDR - an ingredient that seems unique to Korean skincare for now.
Interesting opportunity for d/acc projects
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Edge City
@edgecity·14:09 03/04/2025
Full applications for SHIFT D/ACC Grants are now open!
We're funding d/acc projects—helping shift technology toward defense, decentralization, and flourishing.
Anchor funding by @vitalik.eth, Trent McConaghy, Yoni, and ASI Alliance.
Here's how to apply! ⬇️☀️
We're funding d/acc projects—helping shift technology toward defense, decentralization, and flourishing.
Anchor funding by @vitalik.eth, Trent McConaghy, Yoni, and ASI Alliance.
Here's how to apply! ⬇️☀️
Teams where everyone can code >>> any other team setup
With AI, there’s less excuse for people to just take on the "business" or "boss" role without contributing to coding
With AI, there’s less excuse for people to just take on the "business" or "boss" role without contributing to coding
Before Frames v2, farcaster apps used direct messages to notify users, and from a user perspective, I think notifications in DCs were quite better.
Mostly because of the grouping, 1 chat = 1 app. Plus, you could easily search and check the history of app's notifications. Now, finding an old app notification is a mess
Mostly because of the grouping, 1 chat = 1 app. Plus, you could easily search and check the history of app's notifications. Now, finding an old app notification is a mess
Came back to Berlin after ~5 months in Asia
Feeling weird, mostly because of how unattached I feel to all my stuff and home base, where I’ve lived for several years. Even though I’ve always liked my place, I now have this urge to get rid of staff and thinking about moving (within the city, for now)
Feeling weird, mostly because of how unattached I feel to all my stuff and home base, where I’ve lived for several years. Even though I’ve always liked my place, I now have this urge to get rid of staff and thinking about moving (within the city, for now)
Was just chilling on a bench somewhere in Seoul today and saw a guy with whom I was in two different pop-up cities last year. The world feels so small at moments like this.
