This week on Crypto Twitter: Farcaster, Vision Pro, Dencun, Oh My!

Crypto Twitter residents have spent the week mocking life on another platform—Farcastera decentralized social media protocol – as well as other new technological innovations.

In just a few days, Farcaster went from relative obscurity to the crypto industry dearmainly thanks to the novel feature on the network for the first time – frames – which allows When users stay in the social media feed, they can play games, play NFTs and make purchases.

Since Frames launched on January 26, Twitter users have been buzzing about the app, which has seen a huge increase in activity.

Multiple Twitter options, both On the chain And Off the chainThey have come in the last two years. Even Elon Musk's divisive and tumultuous platform management has managed to keep users away from Twitter itself.

Some crypto Twitter users excitedly announced this week that Farcaster is quickly becoming more than just a new roll.

Others have hailed the long-awaited but yet-to-be-acquired Web3 standard of social networking.

Eventually, however, after more than a week of showering Farcaster with gratitude, some were eager to move on to other matters.

Technological innovation seems to be the main theme of the week, with other Twitter users impressed with Apple's new Apple apps. vision pro The augmented reality headset that went on sale last Friday.

However, some are more adamant about the new product due to its complicated design and expensive price. NFT artist Beeple, always one to keep things clear; Lamb posted Vision Pro as “a bad product with zero market fit.

One innovation that everyone on Crypto Twitter has been approving of this week is Ethereum's upcoming update to Denkun, the network's developers. announced It will air on March 13.

After years of waiting, Denkun introduces proto-danksharding to Ethereum – a method that stores samples and data in a transactional manner on Ethereum with the help of “blobs”. Layer-2 networks Very fast and cheap.

Supporters of Layer-2 networks were excited about the news on Twitter this week, hoping the update would herald a new chapter in efficiency standards on Ethereum-based blockchains.

Edited by Ryan Ozawa.