Filmmaker | Co-Creator @AdaLink_io | Producer @Explore_Cardano | I play the guitar @JuiceboxSAT
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I’ve been exploring @Cardano for a while through my work with @AdaLink_io, but @token2049 gave me more reason to look deeper.
• CIP-0113 is now live.
• Veridian is being spun out.
• Minswap + @FluidTokens are joining forces.
• Cardano is pushing agentic commerce.
• @MidnightNtwrk is taking the privacy conversation further.
What caught my attention is how different the strategy feels
I’m going deeper into Cardano.
Tomorrow, I’ll break down what actually happened at TOKEN2049, what’s already live, and what’s still being built.
Technology creates possibilities. Culture determines what people actually do with them.
Crypto has spent years expressing a particular vision of the future:
“Don’t trust, verify.”
“Not your keys, not your crypto.”
“Be your own bank.”
“Bank the unbanked.”
“Code is law.”
“….Can’t be evil.”
“If you’ll permit us, we’d like to change the world.”
Behind all of those phrases are ideas about decentralization, sovereignty, open systems, permissionless access, accountability, and changing the relationship people have with money, institutions, and one another.
But culture, to me, is more than what a community says it believes.
It is the shared assumptions, norms and behaviors that develop around what matters, what is valuable, what is fun, what is worth protecting, and what people expect from one another.
A shared vision of the future becomes part of that culture too. But ultimately, culture is reinforced through behavior.
What people repeatedly build.
What they support.
What they fund.
What they reward.
What they celebrate.
What they are willing to spend years working on, even when the attention disappears.
Those actions become signals of what the community actually values.
When enough people keep reinforcing them, they become habits and expectations. Eventually, they become part of the culture itself.
And that is where I think the real shaping of this industry happens.
The technology gives us the possibility to build something different.
The culture determines whether we actually do.
Let’s talk about it today with @CardanoNoodz
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@realfi_co is now live on @Cardano Mainnet with USDrf, a stablecoin designed to be backed by a diversified portfolio of real-world assets.
But what exactly is USDrf, how does it work, and why does it matter for Cardano?
Watch this video. 👇
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Tomorrow on Voices of Web3 🎙️
With TOKEN2049 Week underway, the timing feels pretty perfect to talk about something Web3 has definitely developed plenty of: culture, customs & traditions.
At this point, does TOKEN2049 itself count as a Web3 tradition? 😂
Tomorrow, @CardanoNoodz joins us to explore the rituals, behaviors, customs and culture that communities build over time, and how they shape the way we interact, organize and build.
Come join the conversation! 🫶
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I tend to admire leaders less for how much attention they draw to themselves, and more for how much becomes possible for others because of their work.
I think her ending makes sense. It’s the typical “you either die a hero or live long enough to become the villain.”
The problem was that her development was rushed in the series. Not enough happened or was shown to justify her ending.
More rushed writing than bad writing, which IMO supports what R.R. Martin is saying. Though, in his case, I think he has a modern-age case of fandom-induced writer’s block dilemma. 😂
I just hope he knows that, after everything he’s gifted the world, he’s the only one who has to love that ending.
George R.R. Martin on Emilia Clarke wanting a different ending for Daenerys Targaryen in GAME OF THRONES:
“To accomplish great things takes time. You’ll have to wait and see.”
Via @FlashCrave
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Every community eventually develops a culture. Web3 is no different.
The language we use, the things we celebrate, the behaviors we reward, the rituals we repeat, even the way we interact with one another all help shape what a community becomes.
Next Wednesday, October 7, on Voices of Web3, @CardanoNoodz joins us to talk about culture, customs, and traditions.
Join the chat! 🎙️
Edited a trailer for Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire and holy mother of STEMS!
The sound design alone makes me want to watch it. 👀
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What if more people promoted Cardano staking and got rewarded for the delegators they bring in?
That’s what we’re testing with AdaLink SPO Campaigns.
SPOs fund campaigns.
Creators share them with their audiences.
AdaLink verifies the resulting delegation on-chain and attributes it back to the creator who generated it.
So the work that helps people discover and trust a stake pool can finally be tied to a measurable result.
Promotion → verified delegation → attribution → reward.
Help us test it before mainnet.
🧪 Visit: Preview(dot)AdaLink(dot)io
🎯 Test SPO Campaigns
📝 Fill out the feedback form pinned in the first comment
And that’s it. You’ve helped move Cardano staking forward.
Let’s grow Cardano! 🚀
France, England and Norway were, in my opinion, among the worst-managed teams at the last World Cup. I can’t believe some of those managers have kept their jobs. I guess their overall record was strong enough to outweigh some pretty terrible decisions? 🤷♀️
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Released today on my YouTube channel @beardyfiction
Backseat Chicken - A Story for My Baby Girl
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FC Barcelona x Cardano!! 💥
FC Barcelona is launching a Web3 fan platform using Cardano technology.
One of the world’s most recognizable brands is using Cardano to turn fans from spectators into active participants, with new ways to interact and receive verifiable recognition.
Backed by the community through Catalyst and built by an ecosystem project, this is Cardano’s grassroots model reaching one of the biggest fan communities in the world. Almost La Masia-coded.
Visca el Barça i visca Cardano! 💙❤️
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