This POAP celebrates your participation in Ethereum's 10th anniversary in São Paulo, Brazil — a celebration made possible thanks to ERC55, ETHLatam, Ethereum Brasil, Picnic, Speck, Chainlink, ETHGlobal, and ETHSamba. Cheers to 10 years of innovation, and to all the people like you who keep the Web3 community growing and creating a more open and decentralized future. We continue to plant new seeds in the Infinite Garden, nurturing meaningful contributions to Ethereum and its future. Here's to another decade — and all the amazing achievements we'll create together. A toast to the future we're building together, and thank you for being part of this story! 🦄

Bankless Member - Class of 2023. This is your on-chain representation of being a Bankless Citizen!

What defines a lesbian bar? A place that prioritizes the creation of safe space for marginalized genders; women, non-binary folks, and trans men. In queer culture your bar becomes your family. A place to hang with your friends, meet the love of your life, or maybe just someone for the night. A place to share history and to create history. In 1980 there were 200 lesbian bars in the United States. Today there are fewer than 25. That’s why this October, The Lesbian Bar Project and longtime supporter, Jägermeister, are bringing you the LBP Metaverse pop up: An educational and interactive bar experience in Decentraland showcasing archival and historic images of lesbian bars from the Library of Congress.

Graduated in business administration from UFRGS and an MBA in marketing from FGV, Francisco has been working for 12 years as an entrepreneur and executive, leading businesses in companies such as Ambev, Grupo RBS and IMM. In January 2021, he assumed the position of Executive Director of Formula 1 in Brazil, leading the business area of ​​the São Paulo Grand Prix and will share with us his trajectory and experience with the Grand Prix and his vision of “Experience inside and outside the clues”.

This AMA is extremely special! Featuring the São Paulo Formula 1 Grand Prix Race Director Felippe Biazzi! Felippe has been working at the F1 event since 1996, starting as race inspector activities, becoming a box attendant in 1997. He was Assistant Box Director for 5 years, between 2004 and 2009, being promoted to Assistant Race Director in 2010. And , since 2016, he has been serving as Race Director. He has overall responsibility for the race flags, the use of safety cars.