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jack, ygg and i are going to pin the entire history of foundation, indefinitely nothing that's available today will be lost update shortly

If it looks simple, it was hard. vv.xyz/ideas/7318d08c…

@elpizoch @foundation 🤝

We've also updated mint market fees to go to creators, in case anyone wants to build tools to surface those to collectors too. Protocol fees across all @foundation contracts is now 0. Contract addresses below 👇

@redbeardnft @nicedayJules beautiful

Gm I think it’s important to take notice of @nicedayJules Bird project You might think it’s success is because it’s filled up on your timeline But in reality it was because Jules built a project that was specifically not fomo induced We feel often that projects here need to be built on the timeline in order to be successful The sell out is desperately hinged on tweets and likes Jules took the opposite approach He made a spreadsheet of all his Collectors and those who expressed the interest to collect Over the last few months he made 120 meetings to show his project to potential buyers … 120 He made it about the importance of the 1 on 1 relationship and strong communication He than spent his own money to create an irl experience that was a gamble on weather it work or not It ended being one of the best art exhibition I have experienced The hype was not visible but the soul of the project was deep in the background waiting to bust out We all need to learn from this We are building slowly and the grind can feel endless But it is important to Remeber that releasing your best work while being patient is more important than anything We need collectors that want to speculate on legacy not price Projects like Jules were not promising gains or pumps but instead a feeling of hope and connection Congrats to jules and his team for doing it different and proving to everyone that art can be made, sold and loved in all different ways This is How Jules builds

I think about ENS through the lens of network effects. One fax machine is useless. Two fax machines can send one message between them. But ten thousand fax machines connected to each other create something genuinely valuable, because any one of them can reach any of the others.

@LikeLewis 🤌

gm ✂️

oh how i love these tweets why is the foundation selling eth hmmmmm maybe because it is good to have the best fucking talent in the world working across cryptography protocol research client engineering formal verification distributed systems mechanism design security privacy wallets devex and public goods maybe because ethereum is neutral global infrastructure and neutral global infrastructure does not maintain itself right now foundation funded teams are working on scaling l1 execution raising the gas limit toward and beyond 100m block level access lists parallel execution research client benchmarking worst case block testing execution client optimization consensus client optimization performance testing on 10x mainnet state gas repricing calldata repricing resource pricing scaling blobs peerdas follow through blob parameter increases blob devnets data availability scaling rollup throughput cheaper l2 data glamsterdam epbs gloas moving proposer builder separation into the protocol reducing reliance on trusted mev boost relays epbs devnets bal devnets fork transition testing state scaling history expiry binary trees statelessness execution witnesses witness gas accounting l1 zkevm work zk evm attester clients execution witness specs zkvm interface standards risc v zkvm targets formal verification of zk execution zkvm arithmetization verification openvm formal verification llzk hax to lean verification erigon zilkworm ethproofs zkattester native account abstraction eip 7702 follow through eip 7701 eip 8141 frame transactions smart contract wallets by default gas sponsorship batched transactions social recovery post quantum migration paths interop open intents framework interop sdk erc 7930 erc 7828 erc 7888 crosschain broadcaster interoperable addresses chain specific addresses trust minimized cross l2 interactions faster l1 confirmations shorter l2 settlement times censorship resistance focil committee based inclusion lists blob censorship resistance measurable censorship resistance metrics trillion dollar security wallet signing safety clear signing open signing alliance erc 7730 clear signing trustless rpc light client wallets kohaku light client rpc resilience verifiable frontends client fuzzing differential testing adversarial testing post quantum ethereum lean ethereum lean consensus lean cryptography leanspec leansig leanmultisig leanmetrics hash based signatures recursive aggregation pq consensus research fast finality research zk verified consensus privacy kohaku privacy integrations privacy pools tor based light client privacy tor bridge scalability private rpc private payments private voting maci staking and validator resilience lighthouse glamsterdam work tree sync vero multi node validator client besu hsm signing validator key safety and the boring work that makes the above real specs tests devnets testnets client releases execution spec tests consensus spec releases hive testing all core devs coordination security reviews benchmarks documentation developer tooling open source maintenance so yes the foundation sells eth because it is trying to ship the most credibly neutral settlement layer on earth and that takes people very very good people

In an unexpected move, over 40 percent of Qatar’s Bahá’í population faces imminent expulsion from the country. The Bahá’í International Community is alarmed that the Qatari government is carrying out a deliberate campaign of religious erasure aimed at one of the religious communities that has been present in the region for over 100 years, and whose presence in Qatar—well before the establishment of the modern Qatari state—is documented as spanning many decades. Read full statement: bic.org/news/sudden-ex…

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@nicedayJules dude

If you have a day off today, use that to install Hyprland!

@VioletBondArt x.com/i/status/20499…

Jesus titty fucking christ - yes galleries take up to 50% - it's like the art world is a conspiracy for this space... You know what you get for that? Marketing Email lists Space Wall Repaint Network Time Time Time Time Opening night Staff On and on and on Doumentatioin Install photography Opening night photography Clean up Shipping Follow up Website hosting - perpetually And on and on andon you walk in the door, drop off your work and get to just leave... I am - right now - sitting in a gallery show that I organised myself - ie I get all sales 100% You know how much it has cost so far... Gallery Space $700 per week x 3 weeks Printing $1300 Framing $1600 Sitting the gallery 10-2 5 days a week Build my own website to cover All Photography install, opening, promo, product photography etc. All marketing and promotion I'm so sick and tired of this space bagging on the art world when ofent the 40% is a gawd dam gift. You get to go home and make more art, WHAT A GIFT! You wanna do it yourself - go do it, it's expensive as fuck.

the closer you get to traditional markets the more of this you will find Christie's has a seller's fee of up to 15% and a buyers fee of 27% for anything less than $1.5m you win an auction for 100k the seller gets 85k you pay 127k C gets 42k

@yougogirl_eth @hafftka looks like wild white

Psychotherapy by @hafftka had to have it as a wild white hair collector

btw i'm not judging this, just stating it exists in the free market with happy buyers and sellers; doesn't hurt third parties; so it's "good" by definition... "build something better if you don't like it"

@jalilwahdat Does everything eventually intertwine?

life is one full circle moment after another - oddly intertwined

the tools you need to make the work you want to make are just a prompt away but

KYC regime enforced by gov ID and selfie is beyond dead. Actually insane we have governments rolling this out as the default for banking and age verification. Bringing a fax machine to a knife fight.