Last week we talked with Trav, the founder of Public Goods Club, to learn all about their initiative to fund public goods projects. In the process, we learned a lot about how to use crypto for good, and ways to get people interested and onboarded into web3. Let’s recap

Can DAOs address the issues faced by traditional organizations? How can you be part of the growing movement towards decentralization? Last week, we went live with Arthera, the next-gen EVM compatible L1 Blockchain, and Thirdfy, a zero gas fees trading platform, to discuss DAO governance and community building. We'

There’s no better feeling than being in a community where there’s active members who are passionate about a project. The quality of discussions is a distinguishing factor of thriving communities. Great discussions lead to valuable insights that drive the community’s goals forward, as well as a sense

“Wen golf course?” A phrase you don’t typically hear in crypto, unless of course, you’re LinksDAO. LinksDAO was formed with the goal of purchasing and operating golf courses through a community-led model. Their approach to golf course ownership is an incredible example of how web3 can be used

Crypto highlights & things we found cool this week: * Uniswap just released the Uniswap Extension, allowing people to swap, sign transactions, and send/receive crypto from the sidebar.  * Friends With Benefits is having their FEST event next month! FEST is an internet exposition for all things music, tech, and culture.

Trust is one of the most important aspects to building communities onchain, especially because of the disillusionment that comes with scams within the crypto space. In an environment where integrity is often questioned, establishing and maintaining trust becomes a key indicator of which communities will thrive. So, how can you

Communities are the heart of innovation, driving the creation of projects and solutions that people truly care about. As the importance of community continues to grow, so do the challenges of fostering trust and effective collaboration. How do we get people to come together and put all these moving pieces

Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) help power community-driven decision-making and empower contributors to have a real impact on their projects. We recently had the opportunity to speak with Kene from StableLab, a leader in decentralized governance solutions for protocols, about how individuals can get started in DAOs. Here’s what we

What is KYVE? KYVE provides data rollups-as-a-service (DRaaS), streamlining reliable historical data storage, validation, and accessibility to ensure blockchains and dApps have unmatched scalability and seamless integration with a modular stack. KYVE’s approach is geared towards providing trustless, scalable, and secure data archiving, which is critical for various applications,

Transitioning Made Easy with Common: Transitioning to a new platform can be daunting. That’s why Common has made it as easy as possible with our Discourse import feature. This tool ensures that moving your community from Discourse to Common involves minimal effort and disruption. Here’s how we make

Creating a community is only the beginning on Common. The real progress lies in nurturing an engaged ecosystem, supporting community growth, and encouraging collaboration.Here are some essential steps to enhance engagement in your community. Post-Creation Checklist for Community Managers on Common 1. Add Essential Links to Your Community * Actions:

Understanding LinksDAO LinksDAO unites golf enthusiasts to collectively reimagine modern golf through a community-driven approach. As a protocol that successfully sold over $10 million in NFTs to fund its mission, it’s thrilling to witness how they leverage Common to funnel their passion for golf and turn it into collective

Dan posted this recently: Link to tweet And two lines jumped out at me. * “the only way to measure relevance and influence of a given Farcaster account is who is following and engaging with an account, not the raw numbers” Which I’ll frame as “Who is this person to

Community Spotlight: r/datadao’s Common Community As a platform devoted to empowering new communities, Common is committed to supporting innovative projects. Today, we're excited to shine a spotlight on r/datadao, a community we proudly host with a clever double-entendre name that speaks volumes about its mission.

Recently we had helped launch the rdatadao.org community on common. If you haven’t seen it. come check out: https://rdatadao.org/ Here’s a short blurb. r/datadao is a community-owned data collective. Join with your reddit account, add your data, and earn points based on your karma.

Today, we are all terminally online. Doing what? Constantly tapping, scrolling, and swiping our life away. Online, we’re all just consumers of feeds. Onchain, we’re producers of action. We’ve each had daydreams like creating memes for friends, adventures to far off places, or acting on an idea

We’re excited to announce Community Stake—a way to empower community member ownership. When you launch a community today on Common, you get: 1. Access to onchain gov 2. Token-gated groups 3. A forum for discussion Now with stake, you’ll get the same and more. What you unlock:

Common is excited to announce the integration of Base support, the innovative blockchain platform scaled by Coinbase. This initiative highlights our dedication to expanding our reach and deepening engagement across diverse ecosystems. Exploring Base: A Paradigm Shift in Blockchain Technology Base is a pioneering blockchain ecosystem, reshaping how digital assets

We are thrilled to announce the launch of Admin Onboarding, a pivotal addition to our Common and designed to streamline the onboarding process for admins. By reducing barriers to entry, we aim to empower admins who create a community on Common to create and manage spaces tailored to their specific