The Builder Social Feed

Stay up to date with everything happening across Nouns Builder DAOs in one personalised, filterable feed: auctions, proposals, posts, and more.

Overview

The Feed is the primary landing experience on nouns.build. It provides a real-time, chronological stream of activity across all Nouns Builder DAOs on supported chains, including auction events, governance updates, community posts, and coin deployments.

The feed is personalised when you connect your wallet. It filters by the DAOs you belong to by default and surfaces quick actions relevant to your role in those communities.

Feed Layout

The feed is divided into two columns:

• Left column (main feed): a chronological list of activity cards, each representing a single event from a DAO.
• Right column (sidebar): your profile, quick-action buttons, a collapsible summary of your DAOs with auction controls, and a collapsible view of active proposals.

At the top of the feed column, a Customize Feed button lets you filter what appears.

Feed Cards

Each card in the feed represents a single on-chain or protocol-level event. Cards display:

• The user address (or ENS name) and DAO name that generated the event
• A thumbnail of the relevant token or media
• An event title (e.g. “New auction for Example DAO #007”)
• Chain indicator and relative timestamp (e.g. “Base · 37m ago”)
• Contextual action buttons depending on the event type

Supported Event Types

Event	What it means	Actions shown
Auction Created	A new auction has started for a DAO token	Place Bid, View Auction
Auction Bid	A bid has been placed on an active auction	Place Bid, View Auction
Auction Settled	An auction has ended and the token has been claimed	Go to Latest Auction, View Auction
Proposal Created	A new governance proposal has been submitted	View Proposal
Proposal Vote	A vote has been cast on an active proposal	View Proposal
Proposal Executed	A proposal has passed and been executed on-chain	View Proposal
Proposal Update	A Propdate has been posted on a proposal	View Propdate
Coining	Coining posts appear in the feed and show the associated coin page.	Trade or Buy, View Coin
Creator Coin Deployed	A creator coin has been deployed for a DAO	View Coin
Drop Created	An ERC-721 drop proposal has been executed	View Drop

The share icon (↗) on each card copies a direct link to that event.

Clicking the DAO name or avatar in the top-left corner of any card navigates directly to that DAO’s page.

The Sidebar

The sidebar on the right-hand side of the feed gives you a real-time snapshot of your activity across the platform and surfaces quick actions without leaving the feed.

Profile Row

At the top of the sidebar your connected ENS name or wallet address is displayed alongside your avatar, with a note showing how many DAOs you are a member of (e.g. “Member of 5 DAOs”).

Quick Actions

Three action buttons sit directly below your profile:

• Create Post — publish a content coin on behalf of one of your DAOs. Opens a DAO selector, then a publish form with media upload, coin name, symbol, and description fields. This action is available only for DAOs that already have a Creator Coin deployed.
• Create Proposal — start a new governance proposal for one of your DAOs. Opens the standard proposal builder. See How to Create a Proposal for a full walkthrough.
• Create a DAO — deploy a new Nouns Builder DAO. See How to Create a DAO for a full walkthrough.

DAOs

The DAOs section is a collapsible panel listing all DAOs you are a member of. Click the section header to expand or collapse it.

When expanded, each DAO you belong to appears as a card showing:

• The DAO name and token avatar
• The chain it is deployed on (e.g. Base)
• An auction status indicator:
  • Start next Auction — the previous auction has settled and a new one can be kicked off. Click to trigger the settlement and start the next auction.
  • Auctions are paused — the DAO’s auction mechanism is currently paused. A View activity link takes you to the DAO’s activity page.

The count of your member DAOs (e.g. “5 DAOs”) is shown in the collapsed state as a summary.

In case you have hidden DAOs, they are nested in a droplist of “Hidden DAOs” that can be expanded. Please see further documentation on hiding DAOs in the User Profile Section.

Proposals

The Proposals section is a collapsible panel showing active governance proposals across all the DAOs you belong to. Click the section header to expand or collapse it.

When there are no active proposals, the panel displays: “No active proposals at the moment.”

When active proposals are present, each one appears as a card with its title, DAO name, and voting status. Clicking a proposal card takes you directly to the proposal page.

Unauthenticated state

When no wallet is connected, the sidebar shows only a prompt to connect your wallet. The quick-action buttons, DAOs section, and Proposals section are not visible until you connect.

Customising the Feed

Click Customize Feed at the top of the feed column to open the filter panel.

You can filter by three dimensions:

Chains

Select one or more chains to include in your feed:

• Base
• Ethereum
• OP Mainnet
• Zora

By default, all chains are included.

Event Types

Toggle individual event types on or off:

• Auction Created
• Auction Bid
• Auction Settled
• Proposal Created
• Proposal Vote
• Proposal Executed
• Proposal Update
• Creator Coin Deployed
• Post Published
• Drop Created

This is useful if, for example, you only want to track governance activity and want to hide auction noise, or you’re specifically watching for new coin deployments.

DAOs

Choose between:

• All DAOs — show events from every DAO on the selected chains (default)
• Specific DAOs — restrict the feed to a curated list of DAOs you choose

Once you’ve configured your filters, click Apply Filters to update the feed. Select Reset to Defaults to clear all filters and return to the default view.

Creating a Post

Caution

Coining posts are currently only supported on Base Mainnet and Base Sepolia. Please see the Coining Section for further information.

To publish a post from the feed:

1. Click Create Post in the sidebar.
2. In the Select DAO for Post dialog, select the DAO you want to publish on behalf of. You can search by name.

3. Click Continue.
4. On the Publish Post page:
   • Upload your media (image, video, or audio).
   • Enter a name (1–100 characters) — this becomes the display name for your content coin.
   • Set a symbol (1–10 uppercase letters/numbers) — auto-generated from the name, but editable.
   • Add a description.
5. Review the live preview on the right to see how your post will appear to collectors.
6. Submit to deploy the post on-chain.

Posts are published as Content Coins using Zora’s ERC-20 Coining SDK and appear in the feed under the Post Published event type.

Posts published from the feed are coining posts. When a DAO publishes a post, the post is created as an associated coin and appears in the feed as a Published post event. From the feed, members can open the coin page and, depending on the state of the asset, see actions such as Trade, Buy, and View Coin.

Note

You must be a member of the DAO you’re publishing for. Only DAOs associated with your connected wallet appear in the DAO selector.

Once the post is live, you can:

• Trade coins on the coin page
• Comment on Content Coins on the coin page
• Like coins by purchasing USD 0.10, USD 0.50, or USD 1.00 worth of the coin.
• Share the coin by copying the link

Caution

Trades are disabled for Content Coins on Base Sepolia.

Tips

• Filter to your DAOs — if you’re a member of several DAOs, set the DAOs filter to “Specific DAOs” and select only the ones you actively follow to reduce noise.
• Chain-specific views — working only on Base? Deselect other chains to keep the feed focused.
• Auction controls — use the Start next Auction button in the DAOs sidebar panel to kick off a new auction for your DAO without leaving the feed page.
• Governance tracking — enable “Proposal Created” and “Proposal Vote” in the event type filters to stay informed about governance activity across your communities without visiting each DAO page individually.