
Farcaster’s most popular posts are NFT and altcoin promos
The social media protocol Farcaster generated a lot of buzz this week, driven by the success of its X-like client, Warpcaster. The standard version of the story goes something like this: In late January, Farcaster released Frames, a feature that lets external sources be natively displayed within the Warpcast feed. This bit of technology allows developers to build cool things, such as in-app Girl Scout cookies order flows. As a result, users have flocked to what might become crypto’s new public square. This is all true, but the app also comes out of crypto, where the potential for profit is…








