[Orb Co-Founder: Farcaster Should Break Free from Dependence on a Single Long-Term Managing Entity] According to a report by Jinse Finance, on August 21, Lens Product Lead and Orb Co-Founder Kimmo Siren stated that the more critical issue for Farcaster is not 'who will take over,' but rather advancing the protocol to a stage where it no longer relies on a single long-term managing entity. He believes that a fully decentralized social protocol should allow any client to directly read, write, replay, and verify the complete history without needing to trust a single team responsible for storage infrastructure or validator keys. Siren noted that as foundational infrastructure like Ethereum blobs and EIP-4844 matures, social data can be batch-written at low cost and re-hosted by anyone, while being verified through on-chain commitments. He hopes to build a replicable and verifiable on-chain social state, ensuring that even if the managing team changes, the social network itself can continue to exist sustainably.