The address which minted this POAP participated in the KZG Summoning Ceremony: a publicly coordinated ritual to produce a random output. This output will be used in Proto-Danksharding, aka EIP 4844: an Ethereum scaling mechanism which will hopefully enable lower Layer 2 fees and greater global accessibility. EIP-4844 is expected to go live with the Dencun network upgrade in the near future. As of the time of writing, this ceremony was the largest setup of this kind when considering the number of contributions.

This POAP is for attending the 28th Guild Community Call where we wrapped up the summer, and talked about what happened to us and what the future brings to Guild going into the autumn.

Six years ago in a galaxy far, far away, ENS was launched. Holders of this POAP have an avatar and their primary name set on an ENS name at the time of the 6th anniversary of the Ethereum Name Service.

EthStaker core crew members Yorick, Remy Roy, and Unvetica host another validator workshop. This time the crew is focused on how to update when running a non-validating RPC node, how to add a 🐼to your graffiti tag, switching from Geth to another client, showing off how to move using coincashews’s setup, in addition to having members from the Stereum team showing how to do merge-ready setup with their platform.

The Sepolia Testnet successfully merged the Execution and Consensus clients on July 6, 2022. With this second major testnet successfully merged, we are well on our way to Ethereum's mainnet merge! Special thanks to sassal.eth from The Daily Gwei for hosting this historic call, and to all of the Ethereum core developers for your excellent work. Holders of this POAP donated one dollar worth of value which will be sent to the Gitcoin matching pool for public goods funding. POAP design by Samargraphico#7571 from Poapathon.com. - https://ethereum.org/en/ - https://thedailygwei.substack.com/ - https://gitcoin.co/ - https://ethstaker.cc/

This POAP was created by FVCKRENDER to commemorate to "ceasefire" between Beanie and Farokh, after the Great Twitter Feud of 2021. The artwork is meant to represent unity in a small space where we should all be building together rather than fighting one another. The message is clear and simple, you don't have to align with everyone, but you don't need to bring one another down, to build and to win.