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Wow! POAPs were always at the events. If you want something to be around, fund it, use it… bye bye POAP 🤟🏽😎
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.
Check it out… available as permissionless public good 🥳
🚨@MARA Slipstream is now available as a permissionless public good with no client code requirement.
Please be careful and conservative with fees to avoid transactions getting stuck in the Slipstream mempool in the event that competitive rates spike.
For the foreseeable future, we are not charging additional fees for this service, but users are responsible for paying appropriate Bitcoin transaction fees.
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Dear algorithm,
show this to everyone who thinks trustlessness and usability can't coexist.
atomiq disagrees.
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ETHToronto is officially back for 2026 👩💻
Join the developer community in Toronto for focused sessions, conversations, and real networking.
Part of Futurist Conference.
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Instead of watching an hour of Netflix, watch this 2 hour hour Stanford lecture will teach you more about how LLMs like ChatGPT and Claude are built than most people working at top AI companies learn in their entire careers.
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We're back 💖💖💖
ETHWomen Toronto is July 21-22, 2026 🚀
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Celebrating all amazing women and allies 👏🏼 We are shaping the future with Web3, one where collaboration beats conflict and technology serves humanity. 👯♀️👯♀️☮️🌱🌈
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Replying to @heyrimsha
Context degradation is the silent killer no one talks about at scale. The fact they open-sourced this instead of keeping it internal says a lot about where Anthropic wants the ecosystem to go. The memory architecture section alone is worth the read.
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BREAKING: Anthropic just open-sourced their entire playbook for building production AI agents.
It's called Agent Skills for Context Engineering and it's what their engineers actually use.
- Context fundamentals & degradation patterns
- Multi-agent architectures
- Memory systems design
- Tool design principles
- Evaluation frameworks
MIT licensed. 100% Opensource.
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Cross-chain privacy should be normal, not rare.
@lisaisloud highlighted @SilentSwap as a powerful way to move funds chain to chain, even with Bitcoin support, without broadcasting your trail to the world.
Private movement, practical utility, built on Secret Network.
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