The 53rd edition of our curated newsletter.
In today’s newsletter we look at:
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- Ethereum Twitter Tips
- 0xSplits to the Rescue
- What’s Up With Maker?
- Critical Look at the Crypto Market
- Web3 and Its Reputation
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Twitter Adds Ethereum Addresses to Tips Feature
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Launched in September 2021, the Twitter Tips feature allows users to link their payment details for anyone willing to contribute. Apart from traditional payment methods, Twitter users could also add their BTC addresses. Now, according to Decrypt, Ethereum fans can also join the party.
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The Merge by Pak was the most expensive NFT ever sold. It was bought for $91.8 million by a total of almost 30,000 people.
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0xSplits: The Splits Protocol
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Multisends, multisigs, DAOs are fantastic for on-chain collaboration, but if you need a simpler, lighter, and more automated tool, splits are even better. Each split is a smart contract that continuously distributes incoming funds among recipients according to preset ownership percentages.
0xSplits is the protocol for trustless, composable, gas-efficient splits. It’s non-upgradable, completely free to use, entirely on-chain, and already live on Ethereum. Read the post to learn all about its perks.
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Maker: Past, Present and Future
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Now, be honest. What do you know about Maker? Do you also see it as the protocol issuing DAI loans against various ERC20 tokens? That used to be relevant a few years ago, but the platform has made some serious progress since then.
If you’re curious what they have been up to since the infamous Black Thursday, Maker’s engineer Sam MacPherson has written a detailed essay. He shared what has been happening with the platform and where it is heading.
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Looking for a critical but optimistic review of NFTs, L1s, DeFi, Play-to-Earn, Metaverse, and Web3? Then look no further and check out this piece on the current state of the crypto market.
The author Kevin Zhou has also pointed out one curious idea. He says that the crypto community has not been able to progress from logic, reasoning, or any form of verbal dialectics. And the only currently available way to learn is by witnessing the outcomes of mostly unsuccessful experiments.
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Web3 Reputation Market Map
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Chances are, reputation and identity will become the next big thing in the crypto space. Eventually, they might even unlock a whole new class of use cases. Kerman Kohli, the author of this article, attempts to classify the various digital reputation vectors. So far, the list includes a couple of social media channels, contribution reputation sites, data solutions, identity providers, and affiliate marketing platforms. But you’re welcome to chip in.
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