first web3 project / public archive

Vibe Most Wanted

Vibe Most Wanted was my first web3 project: a Vibe Market card collection and Base card-battle game built from photos of people in the vibe.market community. The Farcaster miniapp is closed, but the collection still exists, packs/cards can still be bought and sold on vibe.market, and VibeFID remains part of the same project history.

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project history

How it happened

The first web3 project

I wanted the first project to feel like a real card collection, not just a token page. The idea became a wanted-card universe hosted through Vibe Market.

The card logic

Each card points to a person from the vibe.market community and carries wanted-card style metadata like name, crime text, rarity, image, and pack artwork.

No fixed supply

The collection is presented with no fixed cap here. Packs and cards live on Vibe Market, where the normal buy/sell flow remains available.

Miniapp closed

The Farcaster miniapp was shut down after months online. The closure post says the team filtered bots and farmers, and that cards/tokens could still be sold through Vibe Market.

VibeFID was born inside it

VibeFID was created from inside Vibe Most Wanted so players could mint their own Farcaster identity card. It belongs to the VMW world, not a separate project line.

miniapp worklog

Months of updates

Many months online

The Farcaster miniapp ran for months before the shutdown post on June 13, 2026. Closing the app did not delete the collection or stop Vibe Market trading.

Frequent updates

The project had a public update trail on X: card art, thermal camera tests, print experiments, Vibe Market references, and miniapp progress were posted as the build evolved.

No-cost daily rewards

The docs show a TESTVBMS/VBMS economy with free PvE rewards, login bonuses, streaks, quests, weekly rewards, and daily/free pack flows, so players had no-cost ways to participate and earn inside the miniapp.

Creator-side cost

The project still carried real creator cost: months of work, hosting, APIs, infrastructure, moderation, updates, and market maintenance. No fake dollar amount is listed here.

art direction

How the art was built

The concept takes inspiration from the Most-wanted Iraqi playing cards: a deck format where people are turned into identifiable cards with names, faces, roles, and hierarchy. Vibe Most Wanted translated that logic into a community-native Vibe Market collection.

The photos came from people in the vibe.market community. The art process used a thermal-print camera and a printer, turning real community photos into physical-looking material before shaping them back into collectible wanted cards.

The final card language is simple: a face, a name, a crime line, rarity, pack state, and market availability. It is meant to feel like a playable community file, not a polished corporate profile.

inside Vibe Most Wanted

VibeFID module

mint closed / created inside VMW

A player card for the same world

VibeFID was created inside Vibe Most Wanted. It was the player identity layer of the same world, letting players mint their own Farcaster card and connect it to their FID, score, rarity, visual traits, and VMW utility.

The direct mint is closed now, so this site presents VibeFID as part of Vibe Most Wanted history instead of pushing people to a separate mint or a separate project.

Mint closed

public X posts

Build posts

public collection snapshot

Current facts

Launch: Sep 29, 2025
Holders: 149
Supply: No fixed cap
Collection status: Live on Vibe Market
Discontinued on: Jun 13, 2026

posts and references

Source trail

Miniapp closure Farcaster post: miniapp shut down, cards/tokens still sell through Vibe Market. Idea reference X post about where the visual idea came from. Historical inspiration Most-wanted Iraqi playing cards. Art process Thermal camera / printing process post.