a lost episode and a personal hackathon for James?
James and Nick both ordered their developer Saga phones, plus Nick baits James into a personal hackathon bet with the promise of a Solana Spaces NFT.
Solfate Podcast - Interviews with blockchain founders/builders on Solana
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Show Notes
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Notes from the show
James and Nick talk about ordering their Saga phones, including the Saga cards airdrop. They explore the idea of digital collectibles over time and how business may use them to entire consumers down the line.
The gents talk multi chain and the Phantom wallet, then Nick baits James into a personal hackathon by first offering him $BONK to ship an mobile app within 2 weeks of getting his Saga phone. James refuses the $BONK offer but counter requests a Solana Spaces NFT from the drip.haus airdrops.
PS: After getting rugged on their first try recording the entire episode, Nick and James recorded an entire new episode for this week. You may notice some mentions of that throughout the episode :)
Huge shout out to Jeffrey Ando (@ser_ando) for the amazing AI generated cover art!
Full show notes available at https://solfate.com/podcast/3
Links from the show
- Solana Mobile announced an airdrop to “select” Saga Pass holders. Ominous.
- Phantom started allowing people to test their multi chain wallet
- Solana Sandstorm hackathon submissions are closed
- Solana Spaces weekly airdrops for the community at drip.haus
- Joe C from Solana Foundation DevRel published a new Solana crash course video series on YouTube
Solana news from the week
- SOL price is up. Nice!
- Solana.fm added some extra tracking on the wormhole exploiter
- The official Solana podcast has been rebranded to Validated
- Italo shutdown the apr dev domain and merged the registry into SolDev
- SOL price surged after Austin Federa appeared on Bloomberg
- Formfunction shipped an airdrop feature to allow creators to easily airdrop their holders
- Solana Foundation advanced the minimum validator version (to 1.14.13) on Testnet for those participating in the Delegation program
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James
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