Holders of this POAP painted 200 pixels or more, on the POAP Art Testing Canvas of February 2025. This POAP also serves as an entry ticket to a future POAP Fun raffle.

Ether first crossed $4,000 in October 2021, at the time it was near the end of a wild bull run. Today we passed $4k for the second time, nearly 30 months later, with a totally new perspective: this feels more like the beginning of a new bull cycle than the end of one. Congratulations to developers, operators, and community members who worked hard to bring value to Ether. Art by /u/Few-Bake-6463, POAP developed by superphiz.

Six years ago in a galaxy far, far away, ENS was launched. Holders of this POAP have an avatar and their primary name set on an ENS name at the time of the 6th anniversary of the Ethereum Name Service.

You placed more than 42 pixels during the Shapella upgrade call while creating fun, collaborative art!

This POAP proves you have attended ETHDenver 2023. ETHDenver is a Community-Owned Innovation Festival. With the genesis of SporkDAO in June of 2021, ETHDenver became the first event DAO in the world. All event proceeds are used to #BUIDL value for our community and to realize the decentralized future. ‍ 2023 is #TheYearOfTheSpork! The SPORK is the go-to tool that the Bufficorn family uses in their everyday lives. They are versatile tools used for digging, eating, defending, playing, and especially #BUIDLing — their favourite pastime. Website: https://www.ethdenver.com/ POAP created using welook.io

Embedding decentralization as the core principle across each layer of Web3 remains as critical as ever. Across a series of topics, we dive into how projects continue to enforce decentralization across the Web3 stack. How can networks continue to improve their resilience against centralizing forces? What is the evolving role of bridges in the multi-chain universe, and how can they balance trustlessness with efficiency & security? How will scalability solutions evolve and where are the key points-of-centralization to address? Self-custody has been a long-time hurdle for casual users. How do projects utilizing account abstraction see their role in changing this and how they will interact with centralized services? End-user applications must appeal to a broader audience, but do these users care about decentralization? If not, should we make them care? Hosted by Factor x Gnosis Builders Speakers from POAP, DiVa, HOPR, Connext, Li.Fi, Specular, Risc0, Linen Wallet, Safe, Scroll, zkCollective and others.