After a two-week hiatus, the Ambassadors Newsletter is back and bursting with energy! Devcon was an unforgettable adventure, and we can’t wait to share all the exciting moments with you. Let’s dive in and get you caught up.

Devcon was electric! Imagine being surrounded by over 12,000 people, all buzzing with ideas and passion for crypto. The energy was contagious, and it’s clear the onchain world is gaining momentum like never before. From innovative projects to brilliant builders, the event was a showcase of the future being built today.

One of our highlights was the Base Bangkok Meetup. We met Jesse, the creator of Base, and the amazing Base team. The excitement peaked when they announced the winners of the Based Regional Hackathon—a celebration of creativity and innovation. As the community representative for Base Philippines, it was incredible to connect with counterparts from Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, and beyond. The Base team’s message was clear: this is just the beginning, and the best is yet to come.

The Base presence at Devcon was everywhere—from their buzzing booth to hosting meetups, and two wildly popular Home Base events. Hundreds of attendees then flocked to their Base Around the World tour stops, including Singapore and the Philippines. We were thrilled to join the Philippines Base Meetup, where we reconnected with the Base team and celebrated the growing community. One of their goals for 2025 is to make creators and builders go viral, emphasizing the importance of amplifying the incredible work being done in the space. From what we saw, the world is slowly but surely turning “based,” and we’re all for it!

Another standout moment was the Farcaster Meetup in Bangkok. We finally got to meet builders we’d only known online, putting faces to the NFT profile pictures. The vibe was electric—no bots, just genuine connections! The Farcaster booth was a crowd favorite, onboarding hundreds of new users to the platform. And here’s the cherry on top: a few days after Devcon, it was announced that the next Farcon will be in NYC from May 1-4, 2025. Mark your calendars because it’s going to be epic!

Our mission remains steadfast: to champion the Farcaster protocol and its ecosystem. We believe Farcaster is the future of decentralized communication, and we’re more determined than ever to help it thrive.

Here’s what you can look forward to:

• Interactive Community Events: We’re planning meetups, webinars, and AMA sessions to bring the Farcaster and Base communities closer together.

• Builder Support Programs: Expect initiatives to mentor and support builders, from hackathons to educational resources tailored for creators.

• Collaborative Opportunities: We’ll be working with other community representatives to spark collaborations that amplify projects globally.

• Daily Updates: Stay in the loop with all the latest from the Farcaster space and the Base blockchain.

• Project Spotlights: Discover the amazing work of builders pushing boundaries and creating the next big thing.

• Insightful Content: From trends to tutorials, we’ve got you covered with the knowledge you need to stay ahead.

Thank you for sticking with us through our break. We’re thrilled to be back and ready to deliver even more value-packed newsletters. Let’s keep building and make the onchain world unstoppable together.

Stay tuned for more updates, and as always, let’s push the boundaries of what’s possible!

1. Supercast Launches Friends Map Feature

   

Supercast has unveiled the Friends Map, a new feature allowing users to see where the people they follow are based. This feature was shipped by Samuel Huber, who has now joined the Supercast team. Thanks to the Warpcast and Neynar teams for providing the protocol location data and APIs that made this possible. To access Supercast and enjoy features like this, you’ll need to subscribe for $10/month.

2. Farcaster Shares Proposed Timeline for Frames v2 Release

The Farcaster team has shared a proposed schedule for the rollout of Frames v2, prioritizing a fast release to meet community demand. Key milestones include:

• Nov 23: Mobile Playground

• Nov 27: v0.0.0 (Alpha)

• Dec 6: v0.1.0

• Jan 5: v1.0.0 (Stable)

Frames v2 will be iterative, gathering feedback from builders along the way. Core features like notifications and auth are in the works, with a bigger announcement planned once everything is complete. Importantly, Frames v1 remains unaffected until at least March 2025, giving users ample time to explore and transition to the new version, which aims to be compelling enough for widespread adoption.

3. ProxyStudio Shares Clanker Token Rewards Spreadsheet

Proxy Studio has released the Clanker rewards spreadsheet detailing the manual distribution of rewards for this one-time event. Key points include:

• Pools earn fees on each swap, which accumulate over time and must be claimed. Many users have significant unclaimed rewards, and Proxy Studio is working to make these accessible as soon as possible.

• Fee shares were adjusted post-launch, but the distribution follows the terms outlined at launch to maintain fairness.

Acknowledging the challenges of managing the success of this experiment, Proxy Studio is hiring and fully committed to growing both Farcaster and Base as they move forward. Access the spreadsheet here.

4. Degen Polls Europe-Based Users on Branded Visa Card

Degen has launched a poll for Europe-based users to gauge interest in a DEGEN-branded Visa card. The proposed card would feature:

• Zero fees with "pay what you see" transparency

• Your ENS name displayed front and center

• Direct integration with your on-chain wallet

  

Degen invites users to comment and vote if interested, noting that higher demand could accelerate the card's launch.

5. New on Anoncast: Post Now, Reveal Later

   

Anoncast introduces a new feature: Reveals. This allows users to post anonymously and choose to reveal themselves as the author at a later date. Share your thoughts freely and take credit for standout posts when the time is right. A perfect blend of anonymity and recognition!

6. Post Anonymously as a Dolphin on Farcaster

   

Farcaster users can now post anonymously in Dolphin using zk proofs. Forked from Anoncast, @anondolphin is a shared anonymous account where all posts are in dolphin language. To join the pod, you’ll need 7,500,000 $EEeEeEEEE. Embrace your inner dolphin and post anonymously at anondolphin.net.

Disclaimer: This article is for entertainment and informational purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. Investing in cryptocurrencies and NFTs carries risks, including the potential loss of your entire investment.