I hope you are doing great.
Um, what's up with you? I sent you the mic.
Don't know if it's okay for you to speak.
Um. While waiting for Gideon, okay. What's up, Gideon?
Hello, can you hear me? Yeah. What's up? Yeah, I'm. I'm good. I'm good. Okay. Wait, sorry.
off. I'm kind of experiencing a little bug. I need to. I'll rejoin now. Okay, no problem.
okay. Okay. No problem. I'm fine. No, it's been a while. Yeah, I was here last week,
but I didn't get to speak. Yeah, I remember that you joined last week. Yeah,
it was nice having you join us last week, and thanks for joining again today. Yeah, I was.
I was lucky to get your voice after a long time. What did you say? I didn't catch that. Oh, sorry.
Okay, I said it was nice to hear you guys' voices after a long time. Yeah, right.
I see that you are actually participating in the Peace of Piyaathon. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
You can you can pin your projects here if you if you want to, yeah. And you can also tell us
about what you're building and you know stuff like that. I actually want to just I the both.
I actually just want to um be um a feedback giver. And that's why, yeah,
that's why he's not actually participating the acathlon because man, the loss on my head.
So I understand. You even I, Ahmed, without me, um, Anya, is working on the tarano bounty. Yeah. Oh,
Ahmed. Yeah, I know that. Oh, okay. You guys are working together. No, he just. No,
we're not all together right now, but he reached out
to me today to ask me some stuff about the Kanunu bounties that you guys are currently doing. Oh,
oh, are you off? Sorry, I was misting something up. If I get what you said,
you said Hamid reached out to you about the Kanunu bounties. Yes, yes,
I'm actually working with you on. Yes, yes, yes, yes. Oh, okay, okay. Alright, no problem. Uh,
are you um, Opa? Am I? Is your is your nickname Opa? No, my nickname is Lost. Okay, O P A, right?
Opa. Yes, okay, O P A, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, that guy, I is part of the um,
called as the Gimalas, uh, little piece of fire, kind of, right? Yeah. Okay.
We're not getting married, but I learned from the other too. Oh, I said of far.
I don't know the name is kind of funny. I don't know how do I need to pronounce it. To be honest.
Then, so do you mind telling us about your project so we can? So how do I go to see you?
I'm coming from there with knowledge. Oh, okay. You know what? Drop the link in the comment section
so I'll just help you add it up. Yeah. Okay. Okay. Um. Hi, Ginny. Yeah. Ginny, I'm with it. Hi,
guys. You pray, show your face. Hi, how are you doing? I'm good. I'm good. How about you guys?
Everyone. I'm fine. I can tell that you are speaking. You are smiling. Oh. Hello.
And now I know you now. It's not you. No, you are wrong. How are you? Okay. What's good?
How was your day? I'm fine. I'm fine. And how? I want to do something nice voice. Hi Gideon,
Stevie here. And how you do? Yeah, Gideon, what's up? Oh, I'm good. Wait,
is this the same Gideon Alpha? Good. Yes. When the things about that, what is he replying?
I think she. Yeah, that's the problem. I don't know what you're talking about. That's the problem.
Guys, I'm not sure if my connection is, but I can really hear you. Oh. Can anyone now? Yes, yes,
yes, better. I can hear you better. Okay, okay, no problem. I think my um headphone.
I'll try to speak more loudly. Oh, oh, oh, okay, okay, okay. And are you talking about
Cardano bounties? Yes, yes. Um, no, Ayomi project also. Okay, okay, okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay.
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Okay, okay, okay, okay. Oh, what I'm working on. Okay, okay, okay. Hi, hi. Yes. Yeah, Gideon.
I just started it. Hope. Uh, we are working on. Is it Tikzano? Yeah, Tikzano, Tikzano.
Live room of the project. Okay. Yeah. So, what's the project? Well, from the name alone,
you should have a fair guess of what it is, right? Um, do you have a guess? Or let me,
can you guess? Okay, maybe I've explained something wrong. From the name, just from the name,
can you tell like what it is? Okay, Tixano. Um, the name, the name, the name. Hmm. If it was T,
just T X, I would have said transaction. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So, um, Ti, Tixano. Ah. What does the?
Okay, let me give you. Tickets. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Correct, correct.
Move your parts across. Yeah, correct. The tickets, so like six to five tickets, right?
And Anu is the Karano part, right? So. I don't think Anu is there, but.
The simplest way possible that I can explain, I can just say Tixano is um a platform
that provides ticketing on Karano, right? So yeah. Um, ticketing platform, okay, uh, just
like your okay is not just like your traditional platforms. I'm obviously just
like traditional platforms, but is not like those platforms because those platforms are way too.
This is a way too platform, right? Basically, TikTano uses NFT ticketer to organize events, right?
So we just launched this week on Monday. So yeah, we launched on Monday and still on the testnet,
right? But we went live on Monday. The public testnet, like on Kanaloa report testnet.
So there's we're currently looking for people to test it and give feedback, right? So
if you go through this post, you can get all the details right there, and you can head over to ah,
I don't know. If there's no link to Gimbalab Discord, yeah, I should have dropped the link
or added the link to the post. But yeah, I tagged Gimbalab. You can check their Twitter page.
I think from there you need to navigate to their Discord, right? So that's where we're actually.
Taking feedbacks, so uh, like I said, the NFT ticketing platform is on Karamu. It's uh uses the um.
It uses the. It uses the uh advantage. It is uh it uses the advantage of blockchain technology,
right? So it just gives us uh um provides NFT tickets, right? It's a virtual personal ticket
that just um, uh, with Karamu your ticket in your wallet, right? So they are basically NFTs
that are minted to your wallet. So it's very special an event on the channel.
So you can host an event on the channel. You can register for events. You can ah. Yeah.
You can oh yeah. So yeah, that is basically I think that is what we're excited.
Just register for events. You can get tickets. And yeah, that's it. So there's a lot of stuff. Um,
it's still um, it's early stages, right? So there's still quite some stuff now. Um, I don't know.
We're not being optimized or are not really finalized, right? So um,
but right now it's currently working and actually good and tasty. And go to the link right here
in the post, and you can actually make unlimited tickets specifically for my taranu wallet. Ah,
so um, yeah. Anyway, so all the information is on the website. So let me know if you start rambling,
rambling, rambling. So yeah, that's basically most of what I have to say about this channel.
I hope you guys heard me. Yes, I heard you. Even though I was like straining my ears,
but I still heard you. Are you alright? Um. Shaggy, hi Shaggy, welcome and thanks for joining.
So Gideon, I would, um, I heard what you said from um, I mean about the project.
I'll try to check it out later today on my laptop and and give my feedback. So basically,
if I want to, I've not really been following up how to give feedbacks on the project. Um,
participating in the piece of firecatle. I've not been like I don't really get the whole. Idea of
how to give it. Is it that okay? Please wait. So the feedback, yeah. So the feedback time
for the hackathon is there are some certain rules to it, right? Oh, do you know the reason of it?
Oh, um, sorry. I wanted to ask if it's a side project or you are building it for hackathon.
Actually, it will work. I know, I know. Yes, I was asking if it's your personal project, like
if it's a projects, if it's your projects, or you are building it for a cartoon. Oh,
it's a bit of both, right? It's both actually. I'm building for the cartoon,
but it's still my own project, like it can go to another cartoon. So yeah. Okay,
so so it's still a contest net. It's still a contest net at the moment. Yes. Okay. Okay. Okay.
Is it open source? Can I can? Is it open source? The the what? Like I'm I'm just asking if it's I'm
I'm asking if the source the source code is open source if maybe I can like interact with it
or you just want us to like interact with something? Yeah yeah.
Right now we are currently yeah it's still open source right now right so the the validators
everything is on on the GitHub on repository. Okay okay okay. I I will still enter your DM. Okay.
Wow. Um. Jump over one. No. No. What do? Okay. Okay. So as I was talking about the piece
of fire carton, right? So the piece of fire carton, long piece of fire. Feedback. Feedback. Um.
Yeah. The feedback on the piece of fire carton, right? So the feedback. Yeah.
So the rules concerning the feedback is that I'm not even. Okay. So the rules is basically that um.
You have to builders have to request for feedback, right? And they have to do it officially
on the Discord channel for Game Balad, right? So they have a dedicated channel for feedback.
So builders will go there and post a feedback post. Then people that interested in giving feedback,
they will go and um and reply to any of the posts or yeah, the forms that are there, right?
So just anyone interested will just go there and pick it up and tell the builders
that they want to give them feedback, so they'll respond to you. And we schedule a time. Right,
so there's a rule actually that the feedback must be live recorded. So basically,
I'm going to hold a live meeting. Exactly. If you're giving feedback, you do that.
You hold a live meeting on either Google Meet or Zoom or any other platform that
we can actually easily record. Right, record the meeting. Recording is required as a criteria
to be counted as a feedback giver. Right, so. You need to record your um your session,
giving feedback and of giving feedback to to the builders and we you know the the um the reward
for that file is one thousand ADA right so. There's a um way they calculate the points
like each feedbacks of the the you will get a a credit right. So I think there's a maximum amount
of credit you can get. There's a limit to the amount of that means you cannot yeah.
There's a limit to the number of feedbacks you can give right. But each feedbacks will give you
a a credit right. So at the end of the after all they calculate. Amounts of the pie
you are going to receive, um, based on the amount of credit you have, and based on um the number
of general people that give feedback. So that's how your percentage of the piece
of pie will be um allocated. So yeah, that is basically for the piece of pie at the end. Okay,
thank you very much for explaining. Like, I'll like I'm not really bothered about the that. Like,
I just want to like you know because I checked the Discord and. The whole step to give feedback
is confusing me. Like I'm not really getting what I want to do. Like the whole thing is
too complicated for me, right? So, I think I asked one person that that is actually participating
the hackathon. But it's I think it does not really know how the feedback works or something.
But for what you said now, I'll just now projects that are available to accept feedbacks
will have posted on the feedback channel. Right on them, um, gimbal apps like Discord.
They will have posted on the feedback channel that they are now accepting feedbacks. Right. Yes,
according to the rules I like to. Okay, then I will just go and I will choose a project that
I want to give feedback to, and then we schedule him. Yeah. And yeah, yeah, you respond to the post.
Just yeah. Okay. Okay, I get it. Thank you. I'll try to check out um, um, what you're building and.
Um. See how that works. Um. So if so, how? Sometimes I don't really.
Sometimes I don't really like asking some questions. Um, like from um ideas
that are not fully formed yet because it's not always clear from the beginning.
There are some questions that um we don't have answers. At the moment, because the whole idea,
the whole concept is still fresh. But then, it's okay to like still receive those questions
because the questions could serve as feedbacks and it could help you, you know,
build a better product, right? So what I wanted to ask is that, um, how, what is the
how would I put this English? The business model of this, like, how do you tend to like, um,
make money so that the I the projects will be sustainable? Yeah, that is actually
a very good question, right? So, part of one of the things I considered when I was still like um
with the idea to right, so. Currently, now to attend to uh to host events on Tisano,
you typically have to pay, right? So the way it is currently now is
that um events are priced based on the capacity, right? So higher the capacity uh
or or the higher the number of people expected to attend the event, the higher the price that
you will pay to to host your events on Tisano. So and while still looking uh is going to come out
to uh. Future version of it. I mean, if you go to the website, you see all the information there.
But still, working on having support for paid tickets, right? So people will be able to go to events
that are paid, right? So, um, uh, yeah, it's still a workaround. But basically, the idea is that,
um, to make a ticket, you have to pay a certain fee, right, to get your ticket for events,
and then you have to charge a percentage on, uh, on the Ticket screen, right? So,
because to do the potential and ticket screen that is uh needed, so yeah, just realize the idea.
Yeah, I get it. Um, nice one. Just keep, you know, just keep um keep it up and keep working on it
and stuff like that. And I'll try to check it out maybe tomorrow or to tonight if I see how.
That friends of checking my laptop again tonight. I would tell you I can give
and try to give my feedback on it. Yeah, no problem. I'll I really appreciate your feedback. So, um,
by the way, um, uh, last week when you talked about this, and I took your advice. So,
I I what's that? I took your advice. What's that? Yeah. Because you explore, because you can. Oh,
really? Like talking to Amir about like yeah the thing Amir did. Ah. I did.
This is the thing I I just said a post today, so I want to be entered there. That's amazing.
You did it in school. You you you did it today. Yeah. Yeah, it's all new. It's new, like I did. Eh,
I let me check it out. Wow, that's nice. Yeah. Man, I literally followed your. I've seen it. Yeah,
I literally followed your um your your you know you've done one before, so the one that you did,
I followed your template, something like that. So. That's. Thanks for that. Yeah. Yeah. Welcome,
man. If you see how many people, how many people, people that most people,
most people that actually participate in this challenge. Fifty seconds came through me,
like fifty seconds. I said, "Oh, just do it, you know, do it.
You're even trying to like build your own. Um, I don't know how to put it.
It will make you more confident when you're speaking, you know, stuff like that.
The one I created was actually my first time doing something like that. So, thank you.
I'm glad you did it. I will check. I will check out your video later on.
I did not participate in this one because man, I don't participate, Charlie. I already done. What?
Yeah, I understand. Yeah, I will just vote. I have their NFT, so I will just vote on
video um submissions that I you know that I like or that I believe in that they did well.
I'll just vote for them. Yeah, no problem. I believe man is going to do it. Yeah, not being unfair
or anything, but I believe. I believe it's worth it. So yeah, no problem. I will check it out.
Don't worry. Hmm. Hi, Shaggy Rags. How's it going, Naomi? What's up, Gideon? Been on, been a minute.
Yeah. How you doing, Shaggy? I'm better than I deserve. I got the baby boy with me right now
and on daddy duty. So if you hear that, that's my bad. Nice. By the way,
your your p um they call it PFP. Your PFP, the eyes. That's Charles Hoskinson with mugshot.
I'm waiting on. We waiting on him to go to prison for securities fraud
and selling all his ADA in 2021 while he was live streaming AMAs, telling us how bullish Cardano was
and selling 20 million ADA at a time. It's crazy, but yeah, you know, no crime goes unpunished.
Karma is real, and I believe
it's only a matter of time before these eyes see the future. So your eyes on Charles now, yeah.
Shaggy, I said your eyes on on Charles now. Yes, they are. They are funny. You stay calm. Hi
there, boy. You good? You say hi. Hi. Say hi, Silas. Say hi. What? No, he's not gonna say hi. Okay,
well. Got another biblical name here, Naomi. You know, I'm Samuel James, right? So, like,
two books of the Bible. This one right here, we named him Silas Paul. So like Paul,
the the disciple Paul, and then Silas was the guy who accompanied him on his mission trip to Rome,
uh, early in the New Testament. So, yeah, we got Silas Paul and Samuel James now. Samway James,
so Samway James Hogan. Yes, ma'am. Yeah, you gonna say some now? Yeah, you opening your mouth.
You smiling. You smiling. Oh. Yeah, I miss when my five year old was this small, bro.
Oh my goodness! Oh, they grow up so fast. Now she just talk back and yell at me that I'm ruining
her day because I told her she has to go brush her hair or you can't have dessert at 5
a.m. You know, like man, babies don't talk back, bro. I just oh,
and and you know the attitude I got. Just imagine what my daughter's got. She's packing all that.
She she inherited those from daddy. Dude, for real, we we took her to Disney World two days ago,
and it was her first time getting a ride like an actual roller coaster because she's five now
and she's tall enough. I'm scared of heights, so here's how this went, Aomi.
I got in line to ride the roller coasters and waited in the line for an hour for each of them, just
so that I could quit at the very end, get her on the ride, and then I ran away. Yeah,
so she's braver than me, but she had a lot of fun. I wore her out, bro.
It was like she was she was really, really, really pooped by the end of it.
Like we spent almost 12 hours in Disney. Wow! She got to see all her favorite characters
and do the Disney Junior TV show thing. It was just dope, bro. I had a I've had a ball this week.
That is duty. Shaggy Rags, aka No Samuel Hogan, aka Shaggy Rags. But have y'all been, Aomi?
What's going on? Man, I was just listening to Gideon talking about his uh his hackathon submissions.
Yeah. Yes, for the piece of pie. Um, created um, uh, what creators about um, creating events.
I mean, hosting events, no tickets, kind of NFT tickets, kind of for events and stuff like that. Um,
I've not really gone through it, but I will check it out. Um,
you can also check it out if you want to, Shaggy. I already pinned it up there.
So, how is Solidity Records going? Us, I mean, what are you guys up to now? Hey, Shaggy.
Are you there? Yes, ma'am. Just give me one second. I'm trying to set the baby boy up right quick.
But um, no, we're good. We're about to enter a restructuring period this this month. Uh,
we're we're a year in from last year's contracts, so we're gonna do some reorganization. Um,
we're gonna close out one of our partnerships and uh, yeah, move on to newer, bigger stuff.
So just in the process of ironing all that out right now. Um, Izzy will be uh,
we will be parting ways. Our endeavors with Izzy side of the company, it's all good,
all in good good faith and everything. We just have had, you know, we gave this last year or so
a really good run with our partnership, and there are some differences in direction right now. So,
so Liddy will continue our roadmap and continue with the framework we built here,
and release the finest for their own. You know their own endeavors, but I have had a ball recently
just organizing all this. This will be the third iteration. So what SLR does is like every year,
pretty much, we will restructure to best fit our current team of artists.
One of the things we told you in your showcase space was that we pride ourselves in flexibility
and being able to be kind of fluid and respond to changes in the ecosystem
and and partnerships as they come and go. It's kind of what's kept us maneuverable, and you know.
Moving forward, so I think we had a great time this last year. We got a lot of stuff done,
and we built a lot of stuff into our framework. But to get to the next level,
we had to make some adjustments. So that's what we're doing. You'll see things like the Juke Boys
won't change at all. We'll still keep that as a joint partnership with the Finest.
So Izzy will still be around with that, and we'll still have a catalog of works coming out with Izzy
under the label. So all things will pretty much not change to everyone else,
but internally we're opening up space for a new round of partnerships and growing the label
to the next phase. That's it. Yeah, that's amazing, and I guess that is also um part of growth. Um,
well done, Shaggy. You know, the hardest part about all that is actually just doing business
with friends, right? Business with friends is hard, and crossing those lines between you know
a business partnership and a friendship, um. It's a health thing, right? You got to know
how to balance that, and at times communication can be strained between friends on business stuff.
And if that's the case, you know you got to be able to be responsible enough
and real enough to just hey say what it is and. You know, move forward as adults or grown ups.
You know, being responsible here. I think it's cool because the label has always been ran by
the team. So whenever we have confrontation or conflict internally, we usually take it up to a vote.
So, you know, no membership NFTs or any of that stuff. We don't officially operate under
any DAO infrastructure, but you know, every guy has a voice. So we let the guys kind of decide. Hey,
what's the next step? And you know, I think that helps a lot because it's one thing
if I'm butting heads with my friend about something in the business. It's another thing
if the businesses. Majority membership kind of decide another thing, right?
It takes it almost takes like the emotions and the personal portion out of it,
so that's that's helpful because I don't want to lose any friendships over no business shit.
Like I don't have enough friends as it is. I got to keep the ones I got close. So yeah, yeah,
I get it. And to be honest, to be very very honest, you are correct in the part of doing business
with friends. Um, I remember that. There was a business I wanted to do, and I asked, like,
I told a friend about it. Oh, let's do this together, and also seek advice from my mom.
My mom told me, don't do business with friends. That is not always because there are sometimes
there are some things you not want to talk about because this is my friend.
You sometimes you not want to be too blunt and stuff like that, you know.
But I told my mom that doesn't matter. That everything will be fine. Just about understanding,
blah blah blah. Man, to be honest with you, it ended in tears for me. My mom, my mom laughed,
but at the same time, she, she, you know, she shacked like a mother. Oh, it's okay.
That is an experience for you, so you learn better next time and stuff like that. Um, yeah.
So I can relate to that as well. It's all good. It's okay. So um the do you have any idea
about um the how do they pronounce this thing? Ecclesia is it? Ecclesia, ecclesias is it? Ecclesia.
Yeah, it's Ecclesia. It's the intersect voting portal built on Hydra by Adam Dean Mad Orchestra.
Yeah. Yeah, is this like for every every everybody to like cast their vote, or just for D reps?
It's just for D reps, as far as I'm aware. And then, see, this is the weird thing about Ecclesia.
Anything that gets passed on Ecclesia, only those like those still got to go up for a regular vote,
right? So what that means is, Intersect is hosting this vote on Ecclesia to let the D reps decide
which of the proposals from Intersect and Intersect affiliate enterprises
will actually get submitted on chain as proposals. So All of those 69 proposals,
only the ones that pass in Ecclesia with a majority support will end up being submitted on chain,
and this is part of Intersex Services to Enterprise membership. You know,
so they'll submit the treasury withdrawal action so that like the the proposer doesn't have to have
that hundred thousand ADA deposit. But yeah, I'm not using Ecclesia at all.
I don't support the process, unfortunately, so I can't tell you if it's an easy. Oh, okay. Um,
I will give you some time, Shaggy, to just attend to your baby. Yeah. Um. Anyways, I tried to like,
I I tried to vote. Um, I mean, I've I've selected some proposals, and I wanted to like cast my vote,
submit my vote, but I couldn't. I was getting errors and stuff. Oh, I don't know what's going on,
but I couldn't vote. I think it the deadline is tomorrow or something. Um.
So let me check something that I want to share to you guys. It might have been what wallet
you were using. Um, Ecclesia works best, I think, with Lace. I think. Oh. Um,
I was seeing posts by other people about errors from like Vesper and trying to use some
of the other wallets. So maybe try, maybe try accessing it on one of the other wallets, like Lace,
maybe. Oh, okay. Cause I tried, you know, ah, my my D rep, I I registered as a D rep with my um
with my Eternal wallet. So I think that that is the only wallet I can use to cast the vote
because that is the wallet that has my identity as a D rep. Well, I don't think that's
how that works. As long as you sign in to that same wallet with the same seed phrase on. Lace,
you'll have access to that same state key and DRep ID. I don't think the DRep ID is dependent
on what wallet. I just think that the wallet interface on the DApp is what's breaking for Ecclesia.
Wow. Okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So you can import your wallet. Yeah. So another, I don't know. Yeah.
The easy, the easiest way to do it, Aomi, is actually if you're in Eternal,
you can go to your wallet settings and you can hit download JSON backup,
and then that JSON backup file, you could literally just go to Lace and then import
the JSON backup file, and it'll automatically pull your wallet up instead of having to put
the seed phrase in. I have like 50 wallets, so there's no way I would keep track of all my seed
phrases all the time. I just do that. I have like a air-gapped folder full
of all my JSON recovery junks, and then it's safe too because even if somebody recovers your wallet
with your JSON file, they still can't use it unless they have your spending password. So,
and when you re-upload your JSON, it doesn't make you make a new spending password like it does
if you just put your seed phrase in separately on a new wallet. You'll be able to keep
the same spending password attached to that. Wow. That's amazing. I I thought I used to think
that oh once I created wallet with a particular um um wallet like if I
if I created the wallet address with internal I can only use it on internal if it's Vespa only Vespa
but I can actually use a wallet address generated from internal on another wallet. Wow.
There's all kinds of crazy stuff you can do when you start looking at it from like the state key
and um uh what do they call it? It's like a state key and then there are um. Oh, Gideon,
help me out here. There's like custodial wallets, basically, where it's like I can set up.
Game changer lets us do this, Aomi, and this is what I do when I'm onboarding new artists,
because like I don't want them to get a bunch of stuff from me and get onboarded to Cardano
and then lose their seed phrase because that has happened a bunch of times to people I've onboarded.
So what I do is I make the wallet as like a custodial account under my existing stake key,
so that I can control their stake. I can still help them recover that,
or I can move the assets that they need. But I just tell them, hey, when you're ready.
Move everything from this wallet to your own wallet that you create yourself,
and keep track of that that seed phrase. But there's a lot of really cool ways that
you can like prevent people from losing access to their wallets, or run
multiple account wallets off of one stake address. Yeah, that's that's awesome. That's nice.
Thank you for sharing, Shaggy. Um, thank you also, Gideon, for contributing. Um,
we got Emmanuel here, Temasa, a Emmanuel. Emmanuel is also participating in the piece of firelight.
Gideon. Uh, yes, he's participating with um as blockface, so yeah. Okay. So I think, yeah,
little of a few of uh contributors as blockface that participating. Oh, that's nice. That's awesome.
Yes, I think guys, I think someone talked about. Was it? I think it was um just so um it's more
like talent marketplace or something. I think um they talked about it,
but I can't really recall what it is exactly. But yeah, well done guys, you're doing well. Um okay,
let me use this opportunity to like give an update on the cargo bounties. You guys, to be honest,
and It's not easy to build, though. Ah, she would have headache because you just want this thing
to work. You just want it to work, and then no one would, no, no, nobody would see all the tension,
all the headaches that you're going through. It's just the outcome that people would see, man. Ah,
it's not easy. Well, then, um, I think this is the um. Eight week, if I'm correct,
since we started working on the Kalano bounties, and so far so good. We've been, you know, um,
building like really working on it. Um, locally, we've built some interface, some um pages already,
like the personal bounty page, the escrow system, the admin board, um, the admin dashboard stuff.
So we've worked on this now, and currently, sometimes like we are testing internally now,
like to you know see where we can, you know, fix any bugs or something like that. Then
after we are done testing internally, we now um um seek for people to test externally.
But then it will now be in form of a bounty on the platform. So that is what we are looking at
doing. And to be honest, the guys working with me are doing amazing job. They are doing well, Ahmed
and Ginny. They are doing great job. They've been intentional about the project.
Like they've been so intentional, even even far beyond. You know, sometimes they will just tell me,
"Aiyah, what do you think about this? How about this?" You know, I'm just so happy
that they just want this thing to work. They come with different ideas. Sometimes
when I come up with ideas, they'll be like, "Okay, okay, how about we do it this way?" You know,
it's always good to have people that are in sync with you working together. It makes it very easier
and more um and and smooth. Yeah, and to be honest, I appreciate them for working with me
on the project, and hopefully, um, everyone that's in being equal, the the platform should be live
this month. Everyone that's in being equal, and yeah, I'm excited about it,
and I hope I hope for the best. I hope for the best. Yeah, that's nice. That's nice. So yeah,
but you you said something about um testing being made public as a bounty, right?
So it goes down the waitlist that will be able to test. Ah, okay. Basically, you know, um,
people that are on the waitlist are just meant to be notified. Whether you're on the waitlist
or you're not on the waitlist, you would see it. If you follow the ex account,
so it can be you can see the post about oh we are live, and if you can just go to if you are
if you go to the website as well, like you just randomly you know go to the website
and it is live already, you definitely see it there. The idea of the waitlist is to like some people
may not some people may have forgotten about the project, they will never have it in their mind
again. So that waitlist, when we are live, we just send them a mail that oh we are live,
you can start checking out. The platform for bounties, for available bounties,
and start contributing and stuff like that. That's just the idea of the waitlist. Um, yeah,
that's nice. That's cool. And so I said something about I'm always reaching out to you.
So he was asking me some questions about um smart contracts, um the SQL for Karanu bounties.
Whether I'm able to look into it or something like that. Well, I don't really know
since you're basically like the product manager, uh, the Karanu bounties.
That's I'm just telling so that you know. Yeah. I I don't know if you guys are actually know up
and enthusiastic. Yeah. Um. Actually. Um. We want to. We have. We have.
We actually have a lot of things on our table that we want to do, right?
But there are some things that we we we because we want to make. Basically, for now,
we just want to build an MVP, like something so simple that people can easily relate with
and stuff like that. So the whole smart contracting is in, um, is in our list, but not now.
It's not among the top priorities, right? Yeah, it's not like it. It's a priority,
but not right now. Okay. Like yeah, we are launching this month and. We not integrated yet now,
but as things goes, because a lot of things, a lot from questions that we've like we've got it
from people, from like there are a lot of things that we really want to like integrate into it,
but we just have it as future plans, but we don't want to put it now change on that,
so that we should not make the thing complicated and stuff. We just want to make it very simple
and easy as possible for now. Yeah, I understand. You know,
sometimes things can be really complicated too. Yeah. That's good. That's okay. Yeah, yeah.
Thank you very much. Um, I'm trying to like check for. Um, hey, hey. When you go voting in
Intersect today, on the Hydra stuff. Definitely. Look, the only stuff I'll tell you I feel is
absolutely worth supporting—that paid open source, open source committee, working group stuff.
All the stuff that that team has done, I feel, is a, it fits very well with Gimbal Labs and
the Cardano Bounty stuff, and b, they have done amazingly well and been very responsible
with their minimal funds from 2024 and 2025. If you talk to those guys that run
the open source committee, their approach to starting intersect funding requests was smaller first,
show that they can be good stewards with the money, and then increase the ask. They've done good,
so they're worth supporting. I think, and it provides opportunity for, you know, revenue
and guys devs in here to make money, right? So like, their open source contribution model is
how devs from Gimbal Labs and Wada and stuff like that can come into the ecosystem
and get paid to do good work. So I think it's absolutely vital to support the open source committee
on this one. That's all I wanted to say. Okay, okay, you mean the open source committee? Okay, okay,
great. Because I wanted to like get the idea. I I will look into it. Thank you, Shaggy, for sharing.
Um, I'm trying to look for. I pinned it to the top for you. Oh great! Great, great, great, great,
great. I'll check it out. I'll check it out. Um, okay. Intercept open source. Hmm.
Yeah, I'll look up. I'll look it up and and see. Thanks for sharing. Okay, um,
we have five more minutes to go for today, and man, I've been thinking of the project that
I'll be showcasing this month. Um, I I really don't know. Maybe I will talk to Lucas. Hmm,
forty-five B. Yeah, or Game Changer. Have you done them yet? No, no, no, not Game Changer yet.
I think Game Changer would be a cool one because you'd be able to kind of get a deep dive into like
the difference between SIP thirty DAP connectivity and then like the non-SIP thirty approach that
Game Changer is using. Also, because Game Changer has been Like really heavy on building from
scratch. Uh, they helped a lot of teams build their own like client nodes or custom aggregators
and all sorts of other tools. So they're big on dandelion as well. So you know,
decentralizing the chain and some of the work that the game changer team is doing,
playing around with like carry model stuff and different mechanisms for IPFS
or like pinning to the blockchain ledger. I think game changer would be like a cool can of worms.
You probably want to talk to them multiple times. Their founder Adriano is like a super nerd.
I just like listening to him talk. He's one of those guys. He's like I don't be knowing what
he's actually talking about sometimes, but it sound good. So, yeah, I think that'd be fun. Oh,
that's nice. Thanks for for sharing. I will check them out. Funny how I'm even following them,
and they are following me too. I will try to. I will check. I'll check them
and try to reach out as well. If not this month, maybe next month also.
But I will definitely have them. Um, the cutting edge meta wallet for Cardano,
no custodial for desktop, mobile. Okay, meta wallets. Okay. So we have three minutes more to go,
and um, let me just use this opportunity to appreciate you all for. Sorry,
I want to say something before we go. Um, I so I said when I was talking about the feedbacks. Um.
Um, I said that you have to go to the Discord, right? So, um, that is of interest.
But I think it's also um possible for you to like meet the builders, uh,
or maybe go to their meetings, right, and request for feedback. So, what is really like mandatory
that you have a live recorded session with them, and yeah, you have the video recording
because that's what they're mostly using to prove your feedback, right? So, oh, okay, okay.
So who's gonna be recording it? Me or the or the project? I'm not really sure about that.
You have to discuss with each other. I don't know to be among either one of the two of you. Okay,
that's okay. Thanks for sharing. So I've booked you. I've booked Gideon. I want to share feedback.
Yeah, no problem. Set a date. Okay. I'll tell you when I'm available to like have this conversation
with you. Yeah, that's okay. Your projects, I miss projects, and probably Lewis.
I wish I to Lewis too, and give feedback on his project as well. Um. Heck yeah!
Thank you for hosting again, Aomi. You have a blessed one and enjoy. Thank you, Maggie. Hey,
don't forget to vote in Intersect because it's literally—it's not a day left.
They said it's like 15 hours, so. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I would vote, Daddy. Oh my goodness!
You can say that again. Just don't let, don't let. Okay, I got it. Thank you.
Oh my God! I'm gonna vote, Daddy. Okay. Yes, ma'am. That's a eight. Appreciate it. Thank you. Yeah.
Thank you. Um. So thank you also, Gideon, for joining us today. Um. Someone just joined. I don't.
I don't know how to pronounce the name, but thanks for joining. We're about to like close. Um,
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