Crawley Town faces a must-win showdown at the Broadfield Stadium against fellow relegation battlers Cambridge United. Sitting in the drop zone, The Reds desperately need three points to keep their survival hopes alive, and this fixture presents a golden opportunity to close the gap. Cambridge United, founded in 1912, has had its fair share of highs and lows. After decades of moving between divisions, The U’s secured a return to League One in 2021 and have been battling to maintain their status in the third tier ever since. Playing in their iconic amber and black, Cambridge calls the Abbey Stadium home, but this time, they’ll have to prove themselves away from familiar ground. Crawley has shown fight in recent matches, but with time running out, it's all about results now. A win here would be massive for their season. Can The Reds rise to the occasion and deliver when it matters most? Thank you for attending and COYR!

Hey Crawley fans! The stage is set for an epic showdown as Crawley Town travels to Stadium MK to face off against MK Dons in the Second Leg of the Play-off Semi-finals! Following a thrilling 3-0 victory in front of a packed Broadfield Stadium, the dreams of Wembley Stadium are within touching distance for Crawley. However, just as gaffer Scott Lindsey refused to celebrate the first leg victory in front of the home fans, the Crawley faithful know better than to take anything for granted. Despite the commanding lead, Crawley understands that they are only halfway there. With 90 minutes left to play, Crawley is fully aware of the challenges that await them at Stadium MK. MK Dons will be determined to overturn the deficit and salvage their playoff hopes, setting the stage for a fiercely contested battle on the pitch. As the tension mounts and the excitement reaches fever pitch, Crawley fans will be there every step of the way, cheering on their beloved Red Devils with unwavering passion and support. It's a match where every moment counts, and Crawley is ready to give it their all to secure their place in the play-off final. Thank you for attending and COYR!

With two proposals put together and approved (Proposal 57 and 58) we successfully made the transition to move from Ethereum network to Base network on March 22. Purple #478 was the last auction before transition which is signified in the artwork before ccarrella.eth did the lifting on moving the DAO across. This POAP is to recognise this moment and the members of the DAO up to this point. Proposal 57 - https://nouns.build/dao/ethereum/0xa45662638e9f3bbb7a6fecb4b17853b7ba0f3a60/vote/57 Proposal 58 - https://nouns.build/dao/ethereum/0xa45662638e9f3bbb7a6fecb4b17853b7ba0f3a60/vote/58

As Crawley Town prepares to welcome Forest Green Rovers to The Broadfield Stadium, let's take a closer look at our upcoming opponents: Forest Green Rovers Football Club, nestled in the serene town of Nailsworth, Gloucestershire, stands as a testament to the fusion of footballing skill and environmental consciousness. As we anticipate this exciting clash on our home turf, let's delve into the tapestry of Forest Green Rovers' history: Founded in October 1889, Forest Green Rovers embarked on their footballing odyssey as pioneers in the Mid Gloucestershire League. Over the decades, they etched their name in local league lore, clinching numerous titles across various competitions, from the Dursley & District League to the Gloucestershire Northern Senior League. Forest Green Rovers' ascent to prominence reached new heights in the 1980s and 1990s, marked by Hellenic League glory and FA Vase triumphs at Wembley. Success in the Southern League paved the way for promotion into the Conference, where they carved a niche for themselves. Despite heartbreaks in the FA Trophy finals, their resilience remained unwavering. In 2010, the club underwent a transformation with the visionary leadership of green energy industrialist Dale Vince. Embracing sustainability and ethical practices, Forest Green Rovers made history by becoming the world's first vegan football club in 2015. Thank you for attending and COYR!

Crawley Town is facing Walsall Football Club in a crucial match. Crawley has faced some tough times recently, losing their last three league games, and they're eager to turn things around with a victory today. Their home ground is the Bescot Stadium, which they moved to in 1990. The team plays in a distinctive red and white kit, and their club crest features a swift. Walsall has a history of rivalries with teams like Wolverhampton Wanderers, West Bromwich Albion, Shrewsbury Town, and Port Vale. Over the years, they have seen promotions and relegations, including a recent spell in League One that ended with relegation in 2019. Notably, former Crawley Town fan favorite Aramide Oteh now plays for Walsall. This match marks his first time facing his former side, adding an extra layer of excitement to the game. Crawley Town fans, let's hope our team can turn the tide and secure a much-needed victory against Walsall today! Thank you and COYR!

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.