An account is not an identity.
It’s just one expression of it.
@heydotxyz puts your other Lens accounts on the same profile.
@web3bio makes the connection visible.
Small UX on the surface.
A bigger shift underneath: the graph follows the person, not the handle.
We're joining the 🇸🇬 TOKEN2049 party, and bringing hotpot with us 🍲🔥🌶️
Up to SG$13,000 worth in hotpot vouchers. 3 rounds. Singapore only.
Complete a few social quests.
Get in the draw.
Come hungry.
Round 1 starts now 👇
firefly.social/event/token20…
"Other Lens Accounts"
All your Lens accounts managed by a single owner will now appear on your profile. Powered by @web3bio you can directly view the Lens accounts connected to each other.
hey.xyz/posts/35z98jq8hmem9d…
🔎 Web3.bio now supports @fomo search
Just add .fomo to the end of the handle and search:
- Search a Fomo account to discover its wallet address and linked social identities
- Search an wallet address or social account to find its connected Fomo account and jump straight to it
One search, across the entire Identity Graph.
Demo ➡️ web3.bio/?s=unipcs.fomo
Every new social app adds another place to find people.
The harder problem is knowing they're the same person.
One more piece of the Identity Graph, now with @fomo 🔎
🔎 Web3.bio now supports @fomo search
Just add .fomo to the end of the handle and search:
- Search a Fomo account to discover its wallet address and linked social identities
- Search an wallet address or social account to find its connected Fomo account and jump straight to it
One search, across the entire Identity Graph.
Demo ➡️ web3.bio/?s=unipcs.fomo
The social graph was never a company asset. It’s a social fact created by the user.
Now we need the infrastructure to make it visible, portable, and usable across people, apps, and AI agents.
A joint piece with @rep_hq on what that could look like 👀
📇 Web3.bio Identity Cards are now integrated into @etherscan cards
Check out any address’s ENS, Lens, and Farcaster profiles, plus verified Web2 socials, with identity data integrated via api.web3.bio .
📇 Web3.bio Identity Cards are now integrated into @etherscan cards
Check out any address’s ENS, Lens, and Farcaster profiles, plus verified Web2 socials, with identity data integrated via api.web3.bio .
update on @farcaster_xyz, @clanker_world and @neynarxyz
we’ve started a process to look for a new home / team to run the products going forward.
earlier this year, this seemed to be a good fit for our team: it was a developer-first network, and we'd been serving developers from the start. There’s been a lot of change since then and we’re not the right fit for what’s needed next.
talking to a few teams we think could be a good fit for running decentralized social apps and related developer products. If you’ve thoughts / are interested, reach out.
our company will return its balance sheet (most of it remains) and team members will move on to something new.
this is not a decision we made lightly. I’m optimistic that with this next iteration, Farcaster will find its long term fit.
it’s loved enough that it’s unlikely to simply perish - thanks to all of you, and lindy-ness.
Farcaster has been a core part of the open social ecosystem, and we’re grateful to have built alongside it 💪
Firefly will continue supporting Farcaster users and conversations
NameStone has been run as a charity project for the last year with the hope that the ENS DAO would see value in our services and provide support.
Today, ENS DAO allocated $2.9M in funding and deemed us unworthy of any.
This is why our service has to cease.
The biggest bet social media made was that scale alone would eventually create community.
For years, algorithms optimised for maximum reach.
Now they're quietly optimising for relationships instead.
Because it turns out people don't just want content.
They want context too.
They want familiarity.
They want to recognise the people they're talking to.
That's a completely different product problem.
Algorithms can recommend content.
Trust, context and community have to be built.