You've met the POAP team in 2025
2025-06-04
Hey there! If you collected this POAP, it means you've met a POAP representative or the entire team during 2025. Hopefully, this will be the first of many POAPs Have a great day â¨
POAP Art Sandbox artist - June 2025
2025-06-02
The sandbox canvas makes it back with brand new features. Hope you all had lots of fun.
Not fully ours, but definitely one of us. This POAP marks a "led-gin-dairy" era of contributionsâoffering commitment, Zap-fueled genius, creativity, and just the right amount of chaos. Youâve helped shape what POAP is today, and while youâre not technically leaving, weâre still weirdly sentimental about it. Thanks for everything, Steveâyouâll always be POAP-core. Good luck on your PG tour, mate! P.S. Tell me a joke đ
Tech Weekly Meeting 2025 #13
2025-05-05
That Monday, we gathered once more â 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
POAP Town Hall
2025-04-28
Where learning and location met, the POAP team set the stage for a new kind of adventure. Introducing POAP University and Location distribution for all issuers to explore.
Tech Weekly Meeting 2025 #10
2025-04-15
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.
I Survived: US-China Trade War 2025
2025-04-10
US started the trade war by firing 11 to 104% tariffs around the world. China retaliated with their own tariffs against the US.
Tech Weekly Meeting 2025 #9
2025-04-08
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. đď¸đť