Graeme

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We shipped a solid set of new features this week – notably adding earn activities to leaderboards, and a marketplace for creator accounts. As the week closes, each feature is approaching its first 1k of transactions. Here are the standouts:

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In 2004 a friend of mine made an app for something he called “nano blogging” – you could only write a blog post with 100 characters. Mini-apps sounds like “nano-blogging” to me.

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"Who is Peter Todd?" visualized

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This was my favorite electronics device – the "minidisk player" by Sony. Steve Wozniak wrote in his memoir that it was the inspiration for the iPod. Cool to the touch; it would load up and play your top tracks simply with high fidelity.

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These days you have to say "fully onchain" if you mean it's really onchain

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Who will be the HBO documentary reveal as Satoshi? Wrong answers only

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Muse just released a riff on The Well Tempered Clavier by Bach I love remixes on public domain IP – the classics are open source primitives that anyone can build on. https://open.spotify.com/track/0ZVjdWHetSBLb4udxSyofy

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Using an AI coding copilot is to pair program with the developer community hive mind

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I'm loving @cooprecs and @sonatatips – @coopahtroopa.eth is doing great work making progress in the onchain music economy. Onchain music been a challenging segment but holds an incredible amount of potential. I'm bullish on web3 music; it just needs the right product interface and collector patterns.

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Dutch auction for names is interesting. I was invited to gmail beta in the early 2000s (I’m old) so I got my first pick of a gmail username. But I wonder if Dutch auctions for usernames will work out better and be sustainable.

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This is so wild, and amazing we can see it in real time!

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We actually built the whole of arcade.fun using Stack as the backend. No other DB needed

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1,410,783 unique accounts with points on Stack 25,631 unique accounts have claimed rewards 21,208 new monthly users according to Privy

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Loved building this with @base and @atariclub Support us with a like, mint, and a play! https://x.com/coinbase/status/1815442104161890346?s=46

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Warm welcome to Atari Club – @atariclub – on Farcaster!

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When you launch a DeFi x AI project in 2024

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Token price…unburdened by value

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"Keep all your compliments I'd rather have you" https://open.spotify.com/track/6yTdTGrxN9aTpBIDfzinL8?si=6b2fa502307f48cf

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Why are crypto folks disappointed by this bull market? I think people are confusing bull markets with bubbles, and what they’re excepting for is a new crypto bubble to form. Bubbles are defined by new narratives that focuses the world’s attention on new possibilities – like digital artifacts for the metaverse, or entirely new mechanisms for capital formation. That happened in 2017/18 and 2021. What we have in crypto today is a bull market – things like prediction markets working well – but not a bubble, which is obviously more exciting and popular. Meanwhile, AI is in a bubble because there was a breakthrough that draws everyone collectively to reimagine society. Real AI is not a reality today and will take years of investment and time to get there. The AI bubble will eventually subside just as crypto did in 2021. Crypto will continue in a bull market until there is a new narrative that draws the world’s attention to new possibilities we can imagine and speculate on together.

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NYC: “We have the sphere at home”

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