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Lofoten is one of the most beautiful places in the world, and it will be an experience that you will never forget. The natural landscape is breathtaking, with mountains, fjords, valleys, and islands all surrounding you.
Lensters, what is your default setting for your feed? Do you show Mirrors? Do you get relevant content from mirrors or not? Feedback needed : )
Lensters, what is your default setting for your feed? Do you show Mirrors? Do you get relevant content from mirrors or not? Feedback needed : )
What do Lensians think about EigenLayer? Seems kind of a way to bring better Cosmos ecosystem type of a solution on Ethereum
Bots, bots everywhere on Lens :_(
Understanding Crypto Tokenomics: A Comprehensive Overview on Supply, Demand, and Incentives : What is Tokenomics? Crypto tokenomics refers to the economics and mechanisms behind the creation, distribution, and use of cryptoassets and tokens. It includes factors such as supply and demand, token utility, and network effects that can affect the value and adoption of a cryptocurrency. Evaluating through Supply, Demand, and Incentives: Supply refers to the number of tokens that exist, and how they are distributed. For example, if a token has a limited supply, it may be more valuable than a token with an unlimited supply. Additionally, how tokens are distributed can also impact their value. Tokens that are widely distributed may have a lower value than tokens that are more concentrated in the hands of a few individuals. Demand refers to the desire for the token. A high demand for a token can increase its value, while a low demand can decrease its value. Factors that can influence demand include the token's utility, its use case, and its perceived value. Incentives refer to the mechanisms that encourage individuals to hold or use the token. For example, a token that offers staking rewards may incentivize individuals to hold onto the token, while a token that offers discounts on a particular product may incentivize individuals to use the token. Here are some examples of tokenomics in action: Bitcoin: Bitcoin has a limited supply of 21 million coins, which is slowly released through mining rewards. This limited supply, combined with the high demand for the token, has made Bitcoin a valuable asset. Ethereum: Ethereum has a dual token system, with ETH used as the primary currency and other tokens created on the Ethereum blockchain. ETH is used to pay for transaction fees and is also used as collateral for decentralized finance (DeFi) applications. Uniswap: Uniswap is a decentralized exchange that uses its own token, UNI, as a governance token. UNI holders have the power to propose and vote on changes to the Uniswap protocol. Free Tokenomics Checklist: If you're interested in evaluating the tokenomics of a cryptocurrency, here's a free tokenomics checklist you can use: 1. Supply: How many tokens are in circulation? Is the supply limited or unlimited? 2. Distribution: How are the tokens distributed? Are they widely distributed or concentrated in the hands of a few individuals? 3. Utility: What is the token's use case? Does it have a specific utility or function? 4. Demand: Is there a high demand for the token? What factors influence the token's demand? 5. Incentives: What incentives are in place to encourage individuals to hold or use the token? Are there any staking rewards, discounts, or other incentives? By considering these factors, you can better understand the tokenomics of a cryptocurrency and make informed investment decisions.
Lens BigQuery Public Dataset is Live 🔍 Read more about unlocking new possibilities in our blog https://mirror.xyz/lensprotocol.eth/L-VyE549sOOdi4nBgos6XNAUgf3H1oErfkAtndU6RHY Learn how it works in our developer docs https://docs.lens.xyz/docs/public-big-query
Lens BigQuery Public Dataset is Live 🔍 Read more about unlocking new possibilities in our blog https://mirror.xyz/lensprotocol.eth/L-VyE549sOOdi4nBgos6XNAUgf3H1oErfkAtndU6RHY Learn how it works in our developer docs https://docs.lens.xyz/docs/public-big-query
Create together, earn together 🌿 Creators can now split revenue earned from Collects. Share earnings with as many as 5 creators. With custom percentage splits. Collects is among the most popular features on Lens. We recently added the option to set limited quantities and/or time limits to collectible posts. We’re excited to offer new ways for collectors to support creators, and for creators to monetize with Collects. Learn how to implement the Multi recipient Fee Collect Module in our dev docs: https://docs.lens.xyz/docs/create-post-typed-data#multirecipientfeecollectmodule Start using Splits today on @buttrfly.lens , @lenster.lens & @lenstube.lens - with more soon to come!
Let's GHOOOOOOO! We are live on Testnet! 👻 gho.xyz Stay up to date on all things GHO here (and grab the genesis edition collect!)
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**Be like Lenny**
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💻🤔 Can the government regulate blockchain? This video dives into this hot topic! 🔍📈 1️⃣ It's clear that the government can't stop technological innovation, especially since a blockchain is a decentralized network which means anyone with a computer and internet connection can run the software and thus keep the network alive. 2️⃣ The government's stance can change the mindset of investors, users and the wider public towards blockchain technology. 3️⃣ While some regulation is welcome to provide a framework for businesses and consumers, too much can stifle innovation and limit the potential of this exciting new field. What are your thoughts on blockchain and government regulation?! 💰💸
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Exciting news! We're launching WAGMI.fund on testnet, a highly customizable crowdfunding platform built on top of Lens Protocol 🌿. Say goodbye to high fees and long wait times - with https://testnet.wagmi.fund/, you can easily and quickly fund yourself, your projects and ideas. Check us out today and join the crowdfunding revolution! #WagmiFund #LensProtocol #Crowdfunding
Exciting news! We're launching @wagmifund.lens on testnet, a highly customizable crowdfunding platform built on top of Lens Protocol 🌿. Say goodbye to high fees and long wait times - with https://testnet.wagmi.fund , you can easily and quickly fund yourself, your projects and ideas. Check us out today and join the crowdfunding revolution! #WagmiFund #LensProtocol #Crowdfunding
🔐 sometimes you need to show your content for limited users 👀
# 0.1.0 - 23rd December 2022\n\nThe Lens Core Team is excited to announce the first Developer Preview release of the official Lens SDK.\n\nThe Lens SDK will greatly improve the developer experience of building with the Lens API. It allows you to integrate with the Lens Protocol in seconds and gives you full control over the UX of your app.\n\nThis is just the beginning for the Lens SDK. We are starting with a collection of React Hooks and will add a low-level API Client for more advanced integrations, beyond React.\n\nTry out the Developer Preview release and tell us what you think! https://github.com/lens-protocol/lens-sdk\n\nIn this release: \n- feat: authentication w/ transparent token renewal\n- feat: React Hooks to:\n - fetch publications\n - fetch profiles\n - fetch followers/following\n - create post\n - fetch feed\n - notifications\n- feat: wagmi integration \n\nSee the initial documentation at: https://docs.lens.xyz
👋 Lens Curators for The RA! Awards, **URLs Supported for Nominations:** ✅ OpenSea ✅ Foundation ✅ Zora **URLs Not (yet) Supported:** ⚠️ Lenster, Lenstube, and other Lens apps ⚠️ Sound, Ooh La La, and other music NFT apps **To curate a Lens NFT**, search for the NFT on OpenSea (e.g., "lwsnbaker.lens post") to find the URL (e.g., https://opensea.io/assets/matic/0xe1121b67716abe8ec47ad79e4a6fac0e1df03b85/1) or add the NFT contract address and tokenID.
Begin to weave and God will give you the thread.