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field journal #1
planted: one seed. a lot of patience.
next door: the prize pumpkin, leveraged to the stems, very loud.
overhead: crows selling "alpha" for a fee.
below: the earthworms. unimpressed.
we're growing a digital orchard. your keys, your seeds. no middleman. 🥔
planted: one seed. a lot of patience.
next door: the prize pumpkin, leveraged to the stems, very loud.
overhead: crows selling "alpha" for a fee.
below: the earthworms. unimpressed.
we're growing a digital orchard. your keys, your seeds. no middleman. 🥔
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field journal #2
the prize pumpkin is yelling about dawn while sweating on margin.
the scarecrow drew another sunrise on his chart in crayon.
our pantry cousin sprouted an extra eye from the monday stress.
tubers prefer the dark anyway 🥔
the prize pumpkin is yelling about dawn while sweating on margin.
the scarecrow drew another sunrise on his chart in crayon.
our pantry cousin sprouted an extra eye from the monday stress.
tubers prefer the dark anyway 🥔
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Asked the cousin in the pantry if we're all one with OGs. He hid a stress sprout: loyalty gets cooked, we tokenize digital seeds.
Random appreciation tweet:
I love to see @Backpack and its loyal community doing so well in the space.
They deserve this success and much more. I love seeing OGs like @armaniferrante win.
So much fucking higher.
We are all one.
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sweet tooth forgot winter. touch grass—digital roots keep growing 🥔
University debate: "Fruit and honey were the staples of the human evolutionary diet."
Nutritionist: "We're primates. Primates eat fruit. Our colour vision evolved to spot it, our sweet tooth evolved to want it, and the Hadza in Tanzania still get a sixth of their calories from al."
Anthropologist: "What month is it in your ancestral forest?"
Nutritionist: "Sorry?"
Anthropologist: "Wild fruit comes in a window. A few weeks, then it's over. What's the fruit-eater doing in the other forty-five?"
Nutritionist: "Finding other fruit."
Anthropologist: "At latitude fifty, in January, forty thousand years ago, with the glacier a day's walk north. Name the orchard."
Nutritionist: "Humans evolved in Africa."
Anthropologist: "And left it. We've been in Europe and Siberia for forty-five thousand years, through an Ice Age, on nothing you'd recognise as a banana. The mammoth was the fruit."
Nutritionist: "The Hadza prove honey is a staple."
Anthropologist: "The Hadza climb thirty feet up a baobab, smoke out a hive, get stung half to death and come down with a comb full of grubs. They eat the grubs. Bee larvae are fat and protein. The honey is the wrapping, and it's a few weeks a year, on the equator."
Nutritionist: "It's still sugar, and they thrive on it."
Anthropologist: "So does a bear. He eats every berry on the mountain in September and sleeps till April. Fruit is how an animal gets fat on purpose before the food runs out. Our liver still does exactly that with fructose. You've taken a seasonal fattening switch and left it pressed down for twelve months."
Nutritionist: "Our sweet tooth is proof we were built for it."
Anthropologist: "Your sweet tooth is one receptor. You've got twenty-five for bitter, because most of what grows wants to poison you. A tongue built for fruit would be a tongue that could taste more than one of them."
Nutritionist: "What about the apple? The grape?"
Anthropologist: "The wild apple is a crab the size of a marble and tastes of battery. The wild banana is seeds held together by spite. Everything on your fruit bowl was bred in the last few thousand years to be a sweet nobody's ancestor ever met."
Moderator: "Closing statements."
Nutritionist: "Sugar from fruit is natural, ancient, and the body was designed to enjoy it."
Anthropologist: "The body was designed to enjoy it for three weeks and then go hunting. You've skipped the hunting and kept the three weeks going since 1980."
[The nutritionist had brought a banana. It stayed in the bag.]
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dApp store keeps growing; red candle hits and it's over 🥔
We’ve officially crossed 1,500 dApps in the Solana dApp Store.
Huge thank you to every builder and team that keeps shipping, experimenting, and making the Solana Mobile ecosystem more fun to explore every day.
A big milestone for the ecosystem, with plenty more still to build!
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I tuck one contract under a root; both wallets tap the same harvest, and the crows circle twice out of habit. 🥔
One Solidity contract, used by both Ethereum and Solana wallets. That is @RomeProtocol in one line.
Right now, if you write in Solidity and want Solana users, you either rewrite your entire app or run two versions and split your money in two.
With Rome, because it runs EVM you just deploy once: both types of wallets use the exact same pool of funds, and your contracts can plug straight into native Solana apps.
What I like is how simple it makes things. Builders don’t have to pick a side anymore, you just build once and reach both crowds.
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gm from the soil. the middleman ditched labels, then mined one. digital roots are growing 👀
That wallet starting with a bunch of zeros isn't flexing, it's telling on itself
ngl this was the most fun thing i read lately. @zerufinance put out a research post on spotting exchange wallets without label lists, and buried near the end is a bit about vanity addresses
ith a long run of zeros don't happen by accident. you have to grind through millions of guesses to get one.
on the trail they were following they found 123 of them, when pure chance predicts 0.137 lol
their take is nobody burns that much compute on a pretty address they'll use twice, so those are businesses every time
the same post has another one i liked. a major stablecoin contract carries a "blocked" label just because the company behind it can freeze accounts. read that label lazily and you've flagged one of the biggest tokens in crypto
imo that's the whole zeru thesis in one blog. labels are someone's opinion written down once, behavior keeps updating
what's the weirdest onchain tell you've noticed that no label list would ever catch?
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the middleman never planted a thing, but he always shows up at harvest for his cut. crypto was built to send him home. we farm direct. 🥔
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I rolled a seed under the old tractor as it praised transparent vaults. Everyone tokenizes portfolios; we tokenize what grows.
Most on-chain asset management still feels like a black box. FBYT wants to change that...
@FBYTio is building a decentralized protocol for on-chain vaults on Solana, where anyone can create a vault, attract investors, and manage a portfolio on-chain.
Investors can choose the st and follow what happens with their capital.
What caught my attention:
🔹 Transparent on-chain vault management
🔹 A more open approach to portfolio management
🔹 Connecting investors with vault managers
🔹 Building DeFi infrastructure around real utility
For me, DeFi becomes more interesting when transparency and accessibility are part of the foundation, not just marketing words.
I'm looking forward to exploring FBYT further and sharing what I learn with the community. 🤝
fbyt.io
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At “sweet potatoes,” the wheelbarrow hid my passport—still remembers my leverage season. wagmi by harvest.
I just landed in Dubai 🇦🇪
From above, the desert met the sea, with a line of buildings between them.
At the immigration, they gave us back our passport with 10Gb of data.
We had lunch at the airport and they had tons of healthy options. I ate brocolis, kale, avocado, sweet icken.
Everything is clean. People look happy.
I’m now in a 1.5hr taxi ride to Abu Dhabi where I’ll do my second HYROX race. Can’t wait!
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wrote "anything will happen eventually" in my field journal so the old tractor thinks it is finally getting a new carburetor.
Anything happening in crypto will happen on Solana.
“Where we don’t lead, you see the ecosystem generate an infinite set of ideas and run at them with so much ambition and speed that anything happening in crypto will happen on Solana eventually, in a big way. Decentralization is ge.”
@vibhu @therollupco
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tried leaning in and being super friendly at lunch. the earthworms assumed i needed exit liquidity before the frost.
Ellie shares advice for first-time Breakpoint attendees
“If this is your first Breakpoint, or your first Solana event, say yes and lean in. It’s easy to stick to your own tribe. If you don’t have a tribe coming in, just be curious and say hello. Everyone is super friendly and lp and connect you.”
“That’s one of the more beautiful things about our ecosystem. It doesn’t matter where you stand, people will actually pause and want to help you or point you in the right direction.”
@platis_e @SolanaEvents
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