POAP Drop Ops team shares one last Zoom team meeting with Steve still in it. May the POAP Rosetta rise and shine each morning to meet you 🌄 and accompany you in each adventure you decide to take on. Thanks for every Zapier automation fixed, every bot configured, every Logistics fresh up, (It will all be waiting for you when you come back 😆), and thanks for POAP Global 🌏 You will be missed, but we have high hopes of crossing paths with you IRL and creating some fun moments together. See you soon, Legend! Curator's review: No wallabies were harmed in the creation of this POAP, approve full amount.

Not fully ours, but definitely one of us. This POAP marks a "led-gin-dairy" era of contributions—offering commitment, Zap-fueled genius, creativity, and just the right amount of chaos. You’ve helped shape what POAP is today, and while you’re not technically leaving, we’re still weirdly sentimental about it. Thanks for everything, Steve—you’ll always be POAP-core. Good luck on your PG tour, mate! P.S. Tell me a joke 😉

Massive thanks for being part of the Pectra Hard Fork on Gnosis Chain! Whether you're validating, coding, or just generally awesome, your help made it happen! 🙌

This isn't just a POAP. It's also a way to redeem points for the Anti-Farming Farming Club. Join the rebellion ! But... yeah: It is also a POAP. Proudly showcase that you attended our X Spaces. TTIW #150 is extra special since it's the first WoW Space hosted by @TheMiamiApe (Laura Rodriguez) 🌴 Thanks for joining us - and brace yourself for more Spaces, more POAPs, and more points!

This POAP commemorates the legendary 34th birthday celebration of Jermey Knows—hosted live on Whatnot! Whether you came for the laughs, stayed for the vibes, or scored some epic birthday drops, this token is proof you were part of a one-of-a-kind celebration. Here’s to kindness, collectibles, and another year of light with Jermey at the mic!

Sharing quality time with good friends, delicious food, and thoughtful cocktails, we reflect on personal growth, life experiences, and meaningful relationships. Scott and Christi made a trip to Salt Lake City, Utah, to see *Life of Pi* at the Eccles Theater downtown. The play featured a stunning performance with live actors and masterful puppeteers, bringing to life Yann Martel’s novel about Pi Patel’s extraordinary journey. After a shipwreck, Pi finds himself adrift in the Pacific Ocean with a Bengal tiger named Richard Parker. Set against the backdrop of Pondicherry, India during the political unrest of "The Emergency," the story explores deep themes of faith, survival, and what it means to be human.

Scott and Christi took a trip to SLC, Utah to watch Teresa Caputo live at Abravanel Hall. We found Roc Tacos on our adventures before the show which was not only coincendetal but delicious. Cheers to getting messages from "the other side".