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Lots of shake-ups in crypto social these days, so let me re-introduce everyone to Ethereum Follow Protocol @efp and why I think it's a key primitive moving forward
Crypto social should be:
- Onchain and decentralized (need to say this)
- Use existing key protocols like @ensdomains & @signinethereum
- Enhance what we're already doing in crypto, rather than only directly competing with twitter
That's why i built EFP:
- Onchain social graph protocol for Ethereum accounts
- Ethereum accounts follow other ethereum accounts
- No special EFP accounts, just uses Ethereum accounts (which means you can follow accounts even if they've never used EFP)
- Doesn't have its own competing naming system, it simply uses ENS, the one true crypto naming system
- Fully onchain, decentralized, open source, no compromises
- 76 integrations and growing, including POAP, Snapshot, Superfluid, Tally, and more
- Funded by @ENS_DAO
EFP isn't a standalone app, it's *a primitive you embed into the apps we already have*, like ENS
Twitter clones are fine, but I'm more interested in adding a social layer to everything we're already doing in crypto. I think that's the future of crypto social
But why social graph w/o a focus on posting? People need to open their mind to social beyond twitter clones. Many other use cases:
- Web of trust
- Portable address book to make sending crypto more secure
- Context for who someone is and their relation to me
- Probabilistic proof of human
- And more! Whatever you want to do
The Onchain Profile Future
The screenshot below shows @VitalikButerin's ENS profile enhanced with the EFP social graph (he's a user). Everything there is onchain and open for all apps to use for free. Some apps use this, but most don't. We could have this in all crypto apps if we simply decided to.
Learn more about integrations at this link or DM me: efp.app/integrations

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