Lunar Punk, Solar Punk And The Mysterious Third Thing Two seemingly opposed fictional aesthetics have emerged as a response to mainstream crypto culture. Our two quests: to understand how these narratives could shape our relationship with technology, and our playful Nym-inspired proposal for the mysterious third thing.

Congratulations, Sailmaker! It's been a hell of a ride! But that's it, you've made it to the end. You now know everything there is to know about Nym, our technologies and mission, and what all of that means for your future. Together we learned a lot, extended the Nym infrastructure to new parts of the world, spread the word about our mission, and (hopefully) had a ton of fun in the process. Thanks joining our graduation event!

Now you have a solid understanding of the problem of mass surveillance, our solution to it and how you can join us in making privacy the default for everyone, everywhere. You also understand what this will mean for societies, innovation and our future. In the 6th and final Shipyard Academy lecture, Nym CEO Harry Halpin will walk you through the fascinating history of mixnets all the way from the inception of the internet, explore the technology's roots in the Cypherpunk movement, and offer a peek into what the future holds for mixnets.

Now that you have a good understanding of the tech of Nym, you'll learn about another important aspect of it: its token economics. This Friday, Chief Scientist Claudia Diaz will give you a Nym token econ deepdive on mix mining rewards, the incentives of our system, and how they ensure the security, privacy, decentralization and performance of the Nym network.

☎️Join our community call every Friday to talk about the future of privacy on the internet!☎️ https://discord.gg/nym Twitter.com/NYMproject NYMtech.net/blog/ Nymtech.net GitHub.com/nymtech/nym

During the first Shipyard Academy weekly lecture, Nym COO Alexis Roussel will walk you through the basics of Nym and how it protects your privacy online. https://discord.gg/nym Twitter.com/NYMproject NYMtech.net/blog/ Nymtech.net GitHub.com/nymtech/nym