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There are 2,400,000 cards in the first set of Mudwater TCG by @BoredApeYC 2.5% of the volume in $SOL will be used to purchase $APE and will be redistributed to the people who hold the digital cards. Lets pretend the volume is $1,000,000,000. Lets pretend you hold 1000 cards. You would earn ~0.041% of $25,000,000. $10,250 earned passively for 1000 cards.

Relive the moment @_pgauthier, Chairman & CEO, revealed Ledger Atom™ at Ledger Op3n in Paris: the device built to protect everything you value. Our first device with your everyday apps and 5G connectivity built in, switching to Secure Mode whenever you interact with your private keys.

Since today is such a rough day for me, and for nfts. I want to share something I built that I think will change them forever. NFTS in your apple/google wallet, ERC-8426. Approved by google and apple. It's hard to really explain, but i asked myself whats wrong with nfts, and how can the experience be better. playwalletchi.com/ - Free no wallet connection, no signatures required... This is where i landed. Play walletchi is live, on test net. and it uses my new erc, along with erc 6551, 4337 and others to allow you to interact with an nft and initiate blockchain transactions from the apple/google wallet ui. Eth Magicians thread: ethereum-magicians.org/t/erc… Ethereum ERC PR submission: github.com/ethereum/ERCs/pul… SDK github.com/huntclubhero/erc8… Here are the links to everything about the tech, and the live testnet example.

worked through the entire night to save ~$6M worth of NFTs and all I'll be able to think about is the $1.7M in WETH I wasn't fast enough for. Fuck scammers.

✦ looking for collectors ✦ We are in the search for collectors at heart, the ones who want to complete the sets, use the forge, and uncover bounties hidden in Relics. We invite you to Wasteland

After 5+ years, we're winding down POAP. Over the years, we: * minted millions of collectibles across hundreds of communities. * did incredible collaborations with world-class organizations - Coinbase, Amex, WMG, Bayer, and a long tail of others, including countless in crypto. * ran one of the biggest activations at Devcon, minting 8000+ collectibles over the course of a week. * built an Airport Rally to let collectors get POAPs at airports around the world. POAP meant something to a lot of people. Unfortunately, crypto's funding cycles and distribution dynamics made it hard to build a sustainable company without cannibalizing the ethos that made POAP mean something. Building on a fragile and quickly evolving stack, in the middle of an incredible hype cycle, only added to the challenges. Still, there are some big lessons I am carrying from the POAP story. First: Customer communities are the most undervalued asset a company can have. If you build something with soul, people who use it and love it will take your brand everywhere. Do not underestimate the power of customer communities. Second: Connection is still the point. It's easy to lose that thread when the conversation is about the latest bubbly tech or price speculation, but the people using POAPs at events, in classrooms, at hackathons were getting something real out of it. Third: Longevity and brand equity are the only moats left. With the time to building and shipping something new collapsing quickly, and distribution becoming increasingly an engineering problem, customers increasingly want to make sure they can trust that the things they are buying will grow and evolve with the market, without changing radically. Grateful for everyone who believed in what we were building. It's too soon for me to say what's next, but for now, I'm thinking a lot about what GTM looks like in the age of AI.

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