Exploring parrallel society by @logos @_zanzalu

Started to notice that I use a lot of future tense in my speech. Now I keep on catching myself planning, living in the future. Weird but interesting to explore if there is someone else with these tendencies.

Looking for the nice digital task manager/calendar/notes all in one solution. Any recommendations? Mac + Android setup

Reflection time after coming back from 3 weeks of socio-technical residency In ChiangMai - Sanctuary with @kischiman @rusgarian @daoboymatt , Mate Danes and others! Bunch of learnings, inspiration, building and collab. More info about our experience: https://t.co/eKAeMJ1wM9

On a personal note → I’ve joined the Hubs Network team. I’m excited to work alongside smart, experienced, purpose-driven people shaping what shared impact can look like. The soft launch was only the first step. But the direction feels right. 🚀

The Hubs Network can be more than a community. It can be collective infrastructure — for funding intelligence, skill exchange, and visibility. This is where impact ecosystems can evolve.

But here’s what stood out → people came ready to offer. Coaching. Coding. Food innovation. Branding. Prototyping. Proof that the ingredients for resilience are often already here. The network just helps us connect them.

The challenges were clear: 💸 Financial sustainability without compromise 🤝 Collaboration that’s trust-based & transparent 💻 Bridging digital divides + capacity gaps 🌍 Connecting local impact with international networks

I facilitated a collective ideation workshop at Akasha Hub. We mapped: 🔹 systemic challenges 🔹 opportunities for collaboration 🔹 the skills + resources already in the room The energy reminded me: networks become powerful when patterns are made visible.

Impact projects rarely lack passion. What they often lack is shared infrastructure. At the Hubs Network soft launch last week in Barcelona, we gathered 14 grassroots initiatives + an international crowd to explore what that could look like. ? ? https://t.co/3zlmIqqPud

Dee Hock on the founding of Visa in his work "Chaordic Organization". Visa was perhaps the first successful case of a permissionless platform with decentralized governance and ownership. Many lessons to be learned here half a century later for crypto networks.

Japan is already living in the future🤖…

When you truly work for yourself, you won’t have hobbies, you won’t have weekends, and you won’t have vacations, but you won’t have work either.

Great article and very interesting thoughts on DAO's evolution and path towards collaboration. Made me think about DAO of DAO's for L2. What if instead of competing for user base, these ecosystems focus more towards shared initiatives, grant programs and governance frameworks?

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Check out the full Messari 2025 Thesis here: https://t.co/qxOZoUROeS

5 DePIN: Real-World Infra “Distributed Physical Infra Networks” made strides: • Helium Mobile (120k+ subs) • GLOW (70 solar farms) • GEODNET (11k nodes) Several saw 7-8 figure revenue. 2025 DePIN could exceed $150M in total

4 Global Adoption & TON In emerging markets, Yellow Card, Bitso, and Kuna push stablecoin swaps. TON’s tap-to-earn games (Notcoin, Hamster Kombat) reached tens of millions. Simple, yes, but the viral user growth is real.

3 VC Deals & Crypto Users Deal count rose, total raised fell ~20%. a16z sees ~220M monthly active addresses, but real usage might be ~30-60M once bots & duplicates are filtered out.

2 Solana’s Fee Surprise Apps raked in ~$500M, briefly topping Ethereum. ~25% from liquid staking, 50% from trading (memecoins!). Though memecoins are <3% by cap, they can be ~11% of volume—cheap fees + spare blockspace = speculation mania.