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Base Batches 2025 - Inflynce Team

BaseTue, Dec 9, 2025, 12:00 AM

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Herwan Amali, co-founder of Influence Protocol. Did you know last year web three projects spent over $2 billion on marketing and most of it used for inefficient Q deals and more than 80% of impressions they created are fake? Influence fixes this by helping founders stop blasting money on fake engagement and reach real users. But how? We analyzed all of users on Farcasta social network and keep analyzing every single day to find the most influential ones.

We assign every user a score called my share score similar to Kao. We paid the entire payment system to that score. It turns attention into a liquid and you know programmable asset. In just 5 months we processed over 1 million Miko payments as USDC on base. Over than 7,000 creators earned uh $50,000.

As you see on the chart, we generated over $15,000 revenue and growing 15% month over month. This model already created a flywheel on base. How? When a founder launch the marketing campaign through influence, what happens? Project gets real attention by paying creators.

Creators earn instantly by amplifying campaign and influence earn commission fees base growth through onchain activity process. All of this is happening with an average of two 2,000 daily active users and 10,000 monthly active users on both Farcast and BAP. So we built a USDC native marketing protocol for entire bas and forecast ecosystems. All founders and projects are welcome to use a fair, better, transparent and most importantly an onchain marketing and advertisement service. That's influence.

Dice.

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