Sessions
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Wed
11
Snax walks through PizzaDAO automation experiments from a hack day, including tools for project status, admin workflows, and proof-of-pizza style submissions. The session shows how lightweight automation and AI-assisted workflows can support community operations around PizzaDAO.
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Fri
15
Dekan demos Daily Dust, an in-game, spatially aware newspaper for DUST. The walkthrough shows article creation, IPFS image selection, local discovery by player position, classified-style posts, curated front pages, and future uses such as lore, quests, walking tours, announcements, and world-based communication.
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Sun
20
Sassquatch discusses non-technical roles in RaidGuild and web3 work, focusing on how contributors can create value beyond writing code. The session highlights operations, project coordination, client communication, community work, and the practical paths for non-developers to participate in technical ecosystems.
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Sun
20
Spencer introduces Hats and its approach to roles, permissions, and organizational structure. The session explores how programmable role systems can support DAO operations, clarify responsibilities, and encode access or authority in ways that are composable with onchain coordination.
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Sun
20
TheKerp makes the case for why RaidGuild matters as a model for the future of work. The session reflects on decentralized collaboration, guild-based opportunity, autonomy, reputation, and how RaidGuild's structure creates a different path from conventional employment.
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Sun
20
GoldenLady leads a discussion on network states, digital communities, and the relationship between online coordination and real-world institutions. The session explores how communities can develop shared identity, governance, territory, legitimacy, and practical systems that bridge internet-native organization with political and social reality.
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Sun
20
Nukemandan introduces zero knowledge and verifiable computation, moving from basic ZK concepts into zkVMs, RISC Zero, offchain execution, onchain verification, Bonsai, and practical developer workflows. The session also touches on privacy, healthcare use cases, fully homomorphic encryption, and advanced cryptography communities.
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Sun
20
Sky explains why decentralization matters beyond slogans, grounding the discussion in resilience, agency, governance, trust, and the risks of centralized control. The session explores decentralization as both a technical and social design choice for communities, protocols, and institutions.
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Sun
20
Jschiarizzi reflects on the builder mindset and what it means to create inside RaidGuild and web3 communities. The session focuses on agency, craft, experimentation, collaboration, and the habits that help builders move from ideas to shipped work.
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Sun
20
0xRowdy presents The Juice in the context of product development. The session discusses how to shape product ideas, evaluate what is useful, and move from concept toward practical execution while keeping users, workflows, and delivery constraints in view.
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Sun
20
Christina and BorrowLucid lead a story-focused session about content, attention, and narrative practice. The brown bag includes a writing exercise and discussion about how to tell stories from perspective, use sensory detail, and think about audience without polluting the internet with low-signal content.
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Sun
20
Earth2Travis discusses Farcastle and the Accelerator XP experience, covering how the project and program fit into broader builder, community, and product-development workflows. The session centers on lessons from experimentation, coordination, and bringing a project through an accelerator-style process.
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Sun
20
This session covers how to build a sustainable web3 career through local meetups, small bounties, open source work, client relationships, and community reputation. It emphasizes business development as a practical skill for independent builders: finding early opportunities, positioning around market narratives, and using RaidGuild as a network for compounding work.
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Sun
20
This session looks at hackathons as a practical environment for shipping, learning, and creating opportunities. It covers how to approach hackathon work strategically, scope ideas down, collaborate under time pressure, and turn quick experiments into demos, portfolio pieces, or follow-on projects.
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Tue
11
Owocki discusses Infinite Regen and the broader regenerative crypto ecosystem. The session explores how public goods, grants, network coordination, and positive-sum community design can support long-term regenerative work rather than short-term extractive cycles.
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