Not the Summit. The Launchpad.

“Product-market fit is the only thing that matters.”
— Marc Andreessen

Since early 2024, I’ve conducted four Product-Market Fit (PMF) surveys for Warpcast. Each has consistently surpassed the 40% benchmark that signals strong early PMF:

• February 2024: 66%

• May 2024: 81%

• August 2024: 71%

• March 2025: 75%

These aren’t just numbers — they’re proof of Warpcast’s sustained resonance with Innovators. This isn’t a fleeting win; it’s a steady signal of fit.

PMF isn’t a one-size-fits-all milestone. It’s about how deeply a product connects with a specific crowd. For Warpcast, that crowd is crypto-native Innovators — the vanguard of tech adoption.

They don’t demand perfection. They embrace potential, shrug off bugs, and co-create the product’s culture. Warpcast doesn’t just serve them — it clicks.

This focus matters. By zeroing in on crypto-native Innovators, Warpcast tailors its features and direction to their needs, building not just a user base but a loyal, engaged community.

This isn’t a niche audience. Consider the scope:

• 203 million Innovators globally

• 13.8 million already crypto-active

• Over 125 million on social media

• Mostly aged 20–59

Now look at the Farcaster protocol's footprint:
829,000 users have claimed usernames, 481,000 have linked ETH wallets, and 70,000 have funded Warpcast wallets.

Impressive — but it’s just the tip. With over 125 million social media-active Innovators, Warpcast’s current reach is a fraction of its potential. Growth isn’t a question of if, but how fast.

Warpcast isn’t chasing the mainstream yet. It’s deepening its hold on Innovators while organically drawing in Early Adopters — those who don’t build the future but want a front-row seat.

The most interesting thing about Warpcast right now isn’t how many people use it —it’s how people are using it to do things that weren’t possible on Web2. Usage is shifting from posting to participating, earning, and creating.

Warpcast is evolving from a crypto-native social app into something more ambitious: a programmable, on-chain-native platform. As @dwr.eth put it: “Social network + apps + wallet.”

That evolution is accelerating thanks to a few key layers:

• Frames V2 — Fully interactive, app-like experiences that live right in the feed. Mint an NFT. Play a game. Vote in governance. Claim rewards. No redirect. No extra clicks. Farcade, rewards Frames, quizzes, and on-chain apps are just the start.

• Warpcast Wallet — Tipping, minting, and transacting now happen in a few taps, directly inside the app. Friction is vanishing — and behavior is changing with it.

• Programmability — Builders are launching games, utilities, tokens, and tools Warpcast itself didn’t design. That’s the power of composability — and it’s unlocking a new wave of creativity.

I’ve always said Warpcast is an Innovator’s playground — and that’s never been more true than it is now.

And now, incentives are evolving too.

Airdrops aren’t new. But reputation-based airdrops are. Instead of rewarding wallets, they reward aligned actions: engaging in channels, trying Frames, and contributing to the network. It’s a shift from raw exposure to meaningful participation — and it’s already reshaping how people show up on the app.

Success here isn’t about chasing user counts. It’s about expanding what the platform can become — and inviting users to help shape it.

Warpcast isn’t here to topple Web2. It’s forging something new:

• A programmable protocol

• A crypto-native social graph

• A hub where identity, content, and currency fuse

• A network with built-in distribution

This isn’t just a social platform—it’s a foundation for an open, user-driven internet that economically empowers creators and communities.

Warpcast has locked in PMF with the Innovators shaping tomorrow’s web. Now, it’s amplifying their options, engagement, and reasons to stick around.

PMF isn’t the peak. It’s the launchpad — propelling Warpcast to a broader reach, deeper impact, and uncharted potential.