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 😉

La carne chisporroteaba sobre las brasas cuando Fran, sin apuro pero con firmeza, le dio la vuelta al costillar. Afuera, los primeros relámpagos cortaban la noche en silencio. En la mesa, el vino se abría paso entre manos y carcajadas. Y de pronto, como si el tiempo se hubiera quebrado por un instante, apareció Cian. Nadie lo esperaba. Nadie lo creía. Pero ahí estaba, con la misma sonrisa de siempre. La tormenta crecía. Adentro, las cartas se repartían. Las apuestas subían. El trueno no era amenaza. Era banda sonora. Esa noche no hubo héroes. No hubo vencidos. Solo amigos, asado, poker… y la tormenta de fondo.

You got this digital collectible because you have met Patricio Worthalter in real life during April of 2025. https://twitter.com/worthalter https://t.me/patricioworthalter See my collection: https://collections.poap.xyz/youve-met-patricio/1

You got this digital collectible because you have met Patricio Worthalter in real life during May of 2025. https://twitter.com/worthalter https://t.me/patricioworthalter See my collection: https://collections.poap.xyz/youve-met-patricio/1

That Monday, we gathered once more — not out of routine, but out of necessity. Outside, the world moved obliviously forward. Inside, under dim lights and glowing screens, we faced our own invisible snowfall. Inspired by: El Eternaura

In this Tech Weekly, we explored an interesting behavior in our transaction flow that sparked a deep dive into how our signers operate under certain edge cases. It led to one of those classic "wait... but why?" moments and a great team debugging session. For this artwork edition, I tried to integrate the Tech Weekly sign more naturally into the scene, making it feel like part of the world.

In this Tech Weekly, we kicked off the meeting discussing backend documentation. While opinions varied, we agreed to start a repo using Bruno to share and test our endpoints. We also touched on our data layer, mentioning some areas to improve query performance. Our notification system is now more flexible. Lastly, engineering expenses came up briefly as something to keep an eye on. As a fun highlight, Nacho surprised everyone with a new setup and a racing wheel, it's rumored he's been coding with it ever since. 🏎️💻

The Putardos gathered at Nico’s place to enjoy a delicious asado, reminisce about great memories, and keep creating new ones.

Thank you for joining us on stream to watch the raffles for the ETHDenver GPS POAP and POAP Art February Canvas competitions. We wish you the best of luck!