The project is called Noice — an experimental take on personal tokens and programmable social interactions, built natively for the Farcaster ecosystem.

Noice addresses a key gap in social platforms: the lack of real, programmable value behind social engagement. Today, actions like likes, comments, or follows are treated as vanity metrics. On Farcaster, however, there’s already a cultural behavior around tipping — appreciation is shown through USDC tips. Noice builds on that behavior and takes it further.

With Noice, any creator can:
• Automatically tip others when engaging on Farcaster
• Set prices for social actions like likes, recasts, DMs, or follows
• Tokenize their distribution by introducing their own $personal token

This creates a layer of programmable access: fans or community members can use the creator’s token not only to tip, but to unlock access — from comments and DMs to private chats or 1:1 time.

In v0, we’re testing this flow using USDC first to validate the behavior. If it sticks, we’ll roll out personal tokens, allowing anyone to build value around their presence and distribution on Farcaster.

Ultimately, Noice helps:
• Turn social appreciation into programmable value
• Enable creators to build micro-economies around their presence
• Create a new access layer powered by tokens, not just social clout

It’s early, imperfect, and evolving — but it’s a real attempt at bridging social interaction and onchain value in a way that feels native to Farcaster.