Hypersnap
A decentralized social network — actually decentralized.
The evolution of Farcaster. Same posts, follows, and identities — but every node is run by someone different, anywhere in the world.
Protocol
Farcaster-compatible
Governance
Community-owned
Status
Live on mainnet
A social network that belongs to the people running it.
Same kind of social experience as Farcaster — posts, follows, identities, channels. The difference is structural: instead of one company hosting the network, Hypersnap runs across many independent nodes, each operated by a different person, anywhere in the world.
Owned by everyone running it
Your account, your followers, your posts — they don't live on one company's servers. As long as people keep running nodes, the network keeps running. No one can flip a switch and turn it off.
Works with Farcaster
Hypersnap speaks the same wire format as Farcaster, so apps and identities built for Farcaster work here too. The difference is structural: the network belongs to whoever runs a piece of it, not a single company.
Built in the open, by everyone
No company, no VC, no token sale. A global community of contributors writes the code, runs the nodes, and ships the changes — every PR public, every decision visible at github.com/farcasterorg.
The network is running. You can see it for yourself.
There's a public node anyone can read from right now: https://haatz.quilibrium.com. We check it every minute. Numbers below are real.
$SNAP is live. Keep the numbers straight.
The token is part of the Hypersnap ecosystem rollout and retro rewards process. Live market data belongs on its own page, with corrected FDV math and source links.
Total supply
200B
Fixed $SNAP supply. Dexscreener may report supply or FDV incorrectly for the live pool.
Retro allocation
200M
Community retro rewards allocation, separate from total supply.
Phase 1 opened
33M
The first claim phase opened 33M $SNAP through Hypria.
Live market
03:45 PM UTC
Price
$0.005679
True FDV
$1B
Dex price × 200B
Liquidity
$14K
Full explainer
Price, corrected FDV, charts, claims, and discussions.
The $SNAP page separates market data from supply data, explains the 200B / 200M / 33M numbers, and links to the public FIP discussions.
There's a path for everyone.
You don't have to write code, run servers, or even understand all of this to be part of it. Pick the way in that fits.
Just curious
Watch the work happen in public. Every line of code, every decision, every release lives on GitHub.
Follow on GitHubBuild with it
curl -s "https://haatz.quilibrium.com/v2/farcaster/user?fid=3" | jq .Run a node
Help make the network more decentralized by running part of it yourself. One command gets you started, and the open-source helper gives you a doctor command when things get weird.
curl -fsSL https://hypersnap.org/install.sh | bashHelp build it
Code, docs, design, ideas — anyone who wants to contribute is welcome. The whole project lives in public PRs.
Ways to helpA solo developer contribution to the new Farcaster.
Hypersnap is open protocol work. Hypersnap.org is the public portal Felirami maintains so people can understand the network, run nodes, and find the source without getting lost.
felirami
Felirami
Solo developer contributing to the new Farcaster. This site is intentionally signed, because public infrastructure should make stewardship visible.
Clear attribution, open project
Felirami maintains the website and contributes to the Farcasterorg effort. The protocol remains open source, inspectable, and open to anyone who wants to help.
What you read here matches what's actually shipping.
The site updates itself from the open Farcasterorg repos. Repo metadata, README summaries, releases, docs links — all pulled from source so the portal stays honest.
Latest source update
May 20, 2026
A scheduled job pulls fresh data from public repositories every day, then opens a reviewable PR if anything meaningful changed.
Built lightweight
The site is a static portal generated from open source data. No persistent backend, no telemetry pipeline — what you see here is a faithful snapshot of the public code.