Participants often want to know if their contributions are seen. The observer wants to know if the community is real.
An event like DAOVERSE World Cup serves both. There is recognition for strong contributions. There are statistics and collective achievements for outsiders to verify.
The longer part of the value lies in seeing the difference in the way of doing it. With Social Mining, not the same voice, not the same content strategy.
The community appears as a set of methods, not a homogeneous crowd. @TheDAOLabs turns events into lenses. #SocialMining
AI agents can pay, sign contracts and place orders.
But capability isn’t the same as accountability.
The missing piece is identity: who is behind the agent, and who authorised it to act?
@Concordium is tackling that gap with verified, privacy-preserving identity for the agentic economy.
That’s the kind of infrastructure agents need as they move from experiments to real-world transactions.
N3ON says he don't like spending money on himself he like spending it on other people then Delonte pulls up with so much aura
You just have to love N3on ❤️