Thank you for joining our Community Hour call on Thursday, August 22nd, 2024! This session was a bit different—while we kept the usual fun with memes and community highlights, we also shared details about the upcoming Twitter Space with Argument. Additionally, we introduced new requirements for minting POAPs, including needing a chain role on our Discord, which is based on user activity. See you next time!

Shoutout to those who joined our Community Call on Thursday, August 8th, 2024! We were thrilled to have Andre Da Silva, one of our talented engineers, share his journey to Linera and his current work on blobs. Andre, who comes from Meta like our founder Mathieu and VP of Marketing Pateel, provided insights into the innovative projects he’s working on that are shaping our protocol. This week also marked our first raffle, where we drew a winner on POAP.fun based on the POAPs collected from joiners on previous calls. In addition to the tech talk, we had some fun with memes and reviewed photos shared our new #pets channel on Discord, where community members can share photos of their non-human kin. Stay engaged and join us on Discord for more events and discussions: discord.gg/linera

Major thanks to everyone who joined our Community Hour on Thursday, August 15th, 2024! We were once again excited to host Janito, one of our core engineers, who demoed how Linera’s microchains support fungible token transfers (see our YouTube for the video). We also reminded everyone about the current hackathon, which is wrapping up in a couple of days, and, of course, we had our usual fun with memes. This call was our most popular yet, with over a thousand attendees submitting their wallet addresses. We also held our second raffle, drawing a winner on POAP.fun from those who collected POAPs from previous calls. Stay engaged and join us on Discord for more events and discussions: discord.gg/linera

Thanks for joining our Community Catch Up on Friday, July 12th, 2024! We had another PR-breaking community call with over 200 participants. Engineer Janito and Marketers Wilton and Danny hosted an insightful discussion into why we use Rust and WebAssembly, future EVM compatibility potential, and future tokenomics. We also discussed forthcoming video content following our founder's talks at EthCC[7] in Brussels, Belgium this week. Join us on Discord for future weekly events and a chance to connect with the team: discord.gg/linera