ImpactDAOs: BUIDLing Together pt 2

Recorded: Oct. 18, 2022 Duration: 0:58:54

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Hello hello hello how's it going? It's going great what about you?
Good, good, beautiful weather. I'm in Maryland, so it's a little cold, but otherwise great.
Where you located?
I wanted to go to Colombia.
And you can give us an introduction so we can do a better job introducing you. Okay, my name is Albehandra, I'm a professor in every one. I'm the founder of Coconut Network.
we are based in the Dominican Republic and we are basically building a bridge between agriculture and web tree through a network of coconut farms. That's what we're doing.
or that's amazing by the way so John McIntyre Republic only sounds very excited and you cover people in Toronto from the government republic and so that's great I think there's a large presence
people from the Caribbean.
And then the coconut tree, oh my gosh, seriously, they are awesome. So thank you for whatever you've been. But then how do we take it into the whole scheme of things or something?
You lack to understand what you do in this agriculture, common real trees, but then right on the street, fit into everything that you're doing.
Yeah, yeah, I believe that Web 3 have the potential to basically fix all of the problems that we face as humans because I
believe that the root of all of the problems is coordination. Sometimes you have a lot of capital, sometimes you have all of these nigs, you just need to match them.
and match the money with the nigs and you have a solution. So I believe that Web3 basically have a huge power to fix and all of the bad coordination happening worldwide.
That's awesome. So you go ahead and I'll stick like. No, that's okay. So you're planting coconut trees and it's one Dow share per real life coconut tree, right?
Yeah, yeah, each share is always going to be backed by one coconut tree forever. For example, each tree has a shelf life, let's say a productive life for up to 25 years.
So once these three stop burn fruits, we just need to replant the tree and the same share that you bought at 25 years ago is gonna be stale back by one tree. That's awesome.
I love coconuts.
Yeah, they are delicious. I love the water. I love to make dessert with them. Like how you try the coconut candies? No, what are those? Oh, you can you can shred the coconut
and create something sweet with it you'll add milk and a bunch of sugar and that turn into a candy and it's delicious to be honest. I'm gonna send you the recipe.
Please do. Oh, I'm a question again. How does this work? It looks like Max Neil how it works. But I still haven't figured it out. How does it work on the ground? How does that be coconut?
I'm sorry. I wanted to say I like... I think the way that it works is that they like every time someone buys a dowager, they plant a tree and then they just keep track of the tree for like 25 years and then the tree dies then they replace the tree. Well no.
Not really, let me explain that a little bit. Right now we are, this is basically the first plantation that we're going to do. Right now we're cleaning the land, but we're cleaning the whole piece of property.
So we get the whole land ready for planting and we're going to plant 60K trees. That's the amount of trees that we can plant in this amount of land. So it's not that we're going to be planting one tree, one share. Every time someone's
We have a working plan and we have a roadmap that we are developing. And basically, we are selling, not selling, we are issuing the shares so we can fundraise the money needed to
develop this first plantation. So, $20 is basically the amount of money needed to take this coconut tree from seed to tree. And this process is a tree, almost four-year process.
Each $20 is going to be basically the money needed to develop each three. We have a top. So 60,000 trees.
Yeah, that that that's the amount of trees for coconut B1. And will this be like Jonathan republic?
Yes, I'm here in Dominican Republic. I'm here right now. I mean the plantation with the plant. Yeah, they are they are to assault in
in a little town called La Salina that is in the province of Badaona. That's where the B1 plantation is going to be.
And so, you know, California, I don't live in California, and these farms where you can pick a share, like you can own, I mean, you don't have to pay money, but then when the produce has
and send you get the produce, right? But you have to, you know, make commitment to the farm and for a year, like you didn't become a member, like a shareholder, kind of thing. I think there's a name for it that's a problem.
So what do you say? I think what you're talking about is a co-op.
the name of this from share activity that takes place because because you can renew it from here and then. Okay, I'll share the name of this program.
Because I think you could use that to explain it to the Western world because that's where they understand. At least in California it's very, it's a standard practice everybody takes, you know, can pay, you have to pay monthly. And then obviously sometimes what even prop happens to going
You can't get anything that doesn't, it's not getting for you so that it's a plan. So if it's scaled, then you just get paid for three months because that's what they're doing. Oh, CSA's. I know you're paper. CSA's. Yeah, yeah.
Oh, that'd be cool. Like to just buy a share like get coconut from the coconut tree and like send it. I don't know how they would work with the customers. I'm trying to get coconuts, Deepa.
Yeah, that's real world deal.
So you're going to send me coconuts and I give you money. Excellent. Okay listen, if I pay $20 and I'll say I pay for P.D. on the same, then I
What do you mean like a potent? What is the representation of the money that I paid you? Firstly, we will be accepting the crypto. Secondly, would you be issuing a potent to me? We asked if we could be talking about that.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's a great question. NFTs are in the works, but let me let me clarify that a little bit. And we are deployed in Dow house. We worked with chairs because we wanted to make
sure that the coconut tree is not drawn for able to summon else. For example, you cannot run for the chairs. The chairs are like SBT tokens, but they are more. More like the chairs. You can raise quid at the chairs
for a personal of the territory you can do many many things with the shares and we got and we're going to provide a lot of utility for them too but for example if you get one share you get you get the membership in the
coconut down and you have the share inside the valve and you have an ERC 20 talking that represents this chair so you can add this talking to your metamask or to your wallet and you can see the shares in your wallet but you cannot transfer these shares to anyone else.
We wanted to do it like this because we wanted to make sure that the Dow members are going for the long term. It's not someone that is coming to play with the price or market manipulation, but volatility, nothing on Dow. Because we see the Dow members as the
founding fathers of coconut network. For example, since we have a cap on the number of chairs that we're going to use you for, let's say coconut B1, we have one chair, one coconut three. So we are able to plan 60,000 coconut trees in this piece of land. So
So for example, if you get like let's say five shares, you're gonna be a down member forever until you decide to price quit these shares and return them back to the doubt. So then they cut down all the trees. No, just kidding. No, no, we're coming.
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So, the house is like a dog creator. I think what they're saying is that they already have the shares available for purchase. Yeah, if you want to drop a link, then. Yeah, that's it. We just drop a link. I'll be tweeting out your entire story. This is fascinating, by the way.
How do you choose coconut trees? Because coconuts are the most versatile fruit ever.
I'm not a coconut in the water.
for by the way they can like sway the bend and so doing some directions they will not break like unlike other teams that break and fall and can hit you and there's a you know a bad storm or something like that or there are like these giant waves coming in so I know this because you know
the Indian Army to place, I was there actually on the seat in the front lines. And yeah, and there were these UN people who were talking about, so you know, we were talking about rehabilitation and I don't know from rehabilitation, how can we protect these shorelines, you know, from North and
coming and destroying everything because tons of fishing villages and all of our destroyed all across Asia, you know, Thailand and China and the Iran, these places. So one of the solutions that became of it and it is research that has been, because that's why we were discussing this, Plum,
Yeah, yeah, I'm
And you can see coconut network as an only one project, for example. Once you create a coconut farm, you can see they have a long life, productive life. Basically you are preserving the land, you protecting the land, and you are
are creating and you have it that for bees, for bears, for wild animals. So basically you can benefit even the ecosystem and the fauna and the biodiversity is benefits from the plantation.
This is fantastic. Yeah, it's a fantastic idea. I know what it is. I'm just wondering. So to the point of reading, you know, or the doughnut or the talking wholeness, do they benefit from anything else because you know, we live in a very materialistic world and people are always looking for more
Yeah, ways to. Yeah, so right now like preservation is great like I was obviously going for preservation and biodiversity and you know creating an ecological habitat, but not all people take out this right like some people are just driven by what's in for me besides
So do you think as share holder would be getting anything else from coconut down? Yeah, like I said, we are going to create so much value and utility for the for the downshare that's going to be
Crazy the price that people is paying for this year's for example Each down member have access to lifetime rewards from the plantation like 40% of the of the doubt 100% is going back to the doubt
But 40% is assigned to the Dow members that have boardy shares. For example, the only people that is going to be able to vote on proposal for the treasury, for the developing of the farm and everything is the people that is
They have permission to get free wars. The Dow members have full control over the Dow cause. They have the boar
They have full shares. So, down members control 99 plus percent of the Dow because I only have one share as founder and everyone in the team have one share but they bought the shares. They only share that came free. It was mine for example.
But our down members have a lifetime rewards. They have access to the coconut inventory, for example. If you are a down member and you live in Switzerland, for example, and you believe that you can resell the coconut
inventory at a higher price, no matter if you have only one share, you have access to this coconut inventory. You can open up a proposal in the dial and say something like, "Oh, I can get a better price for these coconuts here where I live."
in my local town, so I'm going to create a fruit company, I'm going to be distributing these coconuts, for example. And no matter if you have only one share, you have the power to open this proposal and to get it approved. If you talk about
And if we talk about benefits, that's one of them. Lifetime rewards of the plantation, you have access to the coconut inventory, but we plan to create like a private resort for the down members, because we have the land.
Why not create this bungalows? Why not create this place where we can't hold, re-fi, summons, we can't hold confirm answers? That's the main thing. I want to come close. I feel like I should seriously go work at the public office to do exactly.
Yeah. Yeah. What do you accept to buy? We're sold. Yeah.
I mean, this is seriously fantastic and I think I'm thinking much so much from now on, because there are people out there who are starting about monetizing business areas, right?
And I love the fact that we mentioned that if you are a down member, then you can make proposals based on the down, you know, the down entry for the co-cognitive
and figure out this is one of the, like maybe you want to do something in Canada, you know, but so much in coconut seed produce and you have a business plan around how you can monetize from that plantation.
I have a question. Did you have to plant your own coconut tree because you got your share free? For all of me, I'm gonna have to have the con.
Okay, so I was going to ask you what's the preference of your accept to buy this charity. Yes. Give us a detailed so we can spread the word about your job and people like we hope that's also excited, not tonight, to be excited to hold on to our area. But I'm sure that the more people hear about it, they would love to support them.
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah, we just wanted to make everything I mean, I mean a step by step. We didn't want to to rush asking people for money or asking people, oh, join my doubt. We wanted to develop the concept. We wanted to work
details. For example, I can even tell you what's the forecast, I mean, return, yearly return, like just one source of income, let's say wholesale coconuts. Just planting and wholesale coconuts, we are for a cast
something at 600 per year on the plantation. So basically we crush every stake in platform we crush D5 because we are backed by something real, something that is not related to the market, something that is
is not to crash because there is no liquidity in the market. Chairs are in the Dow. You cannot make coconut crash because there is no way to do it. And how to join the Dow? We have tutorials.
I'm a playlist on YouTube that explain how it is a pretty easy process. It's basically going to the down page, I'm opening up a new proposal saying, "Oh, I want to be a coconut down membership, whatever."
reviewing the amount of money that you want to request in chairs. For example, each chair is going to be $20. So you just have to put one request one chair and review $20 and that's it. That goes to both. Every boat, last
for eight days. So we don't make nothing without members approval. We have an eight days period, boring period. Yeah, coconut is designed for the people. It's not designed for BCs, it's not designed for
That's amazing. So now, I'm a question based on what you've explained to me about how you've selected it. How did you help for anybody to do this kind of thinking? It was my idea. What you can see about coconut right now.
It was my one year ago, this year, like I've been researching Web 3 so much and I already have like the upgrades that coconut needs to go global. I'm within developing and within working on top of
of people saying, "Yo, you got something great going on. We don't care about that. We have 63 tasks right now opening in the internal workspace and we have implanted a tree. So this is this is going to be young. Yeah, we're going to be young.
So, you need to be sure that you're really, you know, you kind of have everything very well. So, it's about officially launched.
Yeah, yeah, and we have we have issues of our 540 43 chairs I believe last time a check Yeah, we have 40 44 members of them 43 are body members and one of them is a community
remember that that got his six chairs by by completing a bounty because we we have essentially moved to a web to a web 3 enabled workspace so we can create bounties and we can hold on bounties campaign for example the the next bounty that I'm going to create
is for the design of the coconut resort. We want the coconut resort to be designed by the community from from head to toe like they say. So it's very exciting for us to to be able to collaborate with the community without
asking them to trust us first. We want to ship first and ask for money later. But we are getting ready for the first public fundraiser. We haven't done one yet. We basically
giving the opportunity to the to the friends and family to get the shares first before we go to the mainstream because we know that the amount of money that we're trying to raise is pennies for the community like and for the value
that's going to be created is crazy too. For example, wholesaling coconuts, we're going to be producing 80 million dollars per year just by wholesaling. And this is going to be for 20 years if we
Just wholesale decopanums we can make 8 million per year with up one point to investment like it's crazy. It is crazy like the down members get their money back in the first harvest. They have the money back.
that they put down. You can put up some hammocks, like some cheap, you know hammocks and just be like come visit the coconut place. We're going to be, uh-huh. So I'm going to say that I'm going to say that those patterns, like connecting digital
community like a global digital community to land like a real piece of land which has trees that themselves have so much utility and all like these are trees that can make income generating trees. So it's fabulous
like I've never seen a cross a dial like this and I'm very curious about how do you get the word out you know you said you got it sold for the four uh yeah 44 members and then how do you get the word out and I would also like to understand the tooling you know what kind of activity you're using up for this entire operation
Oh yeah, like I said, we wanted to create the brand first. We wanted to have a mature product before we start asking people to even join us as a community member because we
We pride ourselves on no wasting people's time. Many days now, it depends on the members, but not only on the members' money, but on the members' time. And that's something that we don't agree with that.
They produce their own, they create value on their own. You don't need to be coding all day, you don't need to be developing.
Alloping all day for the coconut to grow like they're gonna be grow regardless of how engaged the community You know, yeah That's so true, right? You don't have to do this like a salad so that's like that you make money in your sleeping so
It's like that. Like the cheese keeps growing and you create value by themselves. You just have to think of them and maybe take care of them. But you have to go through the race. They just keep growing actually. That's very true. So they don't require much care.
Yeah, yeah, so I've been connecting I'm partnering with with the refi people cause you know, basically Coconu is a refi project, but it can be an investment project. It can be public goods like Coconu
can take any shape that our members wanted to take because remember the down member have 99% of the voting power so they basically are the only ones with the voting power. My chair is going to be nothing
when the 60 thousands shares are alive. So, down members decide how to run the doubt.
besides of the farm. So the farm provides the rewards to the Dow. We're going to have a 7% treasury. So 7% of whatever the plantation makes goes to the Dow treasury. 40% go to the Dow member and the remaining 40% goes to
the land owners 10% to the court. So basically the down members besides of the rewards, besides of all of the utility of the value, they have a 7% treasury that they're going to be in on charge of.
going to have a 2% community pool and a 1% pool that's going to be used just for public goals for example if we yeah if we produce 8 million dollars 1% is 80 case so you have 80
that you can amplify using, for example, keycoin grounds. So you have a 20k for each round, for the whole year and basically you can turn the token down into a e-con sponsor without needing to visit
the leading crown just by say, okay, the Dow member is going to choose which projects are going to receive these 20 case for this round, for example. And basically you have a public goods, you have something that can replace, staking your coins, you have something that
is going to preserve the land, you have something that is going to provide many, many jobs for the local community. You have something that the half of the territory that is going to be in the hands of the down members, for example, if the down member decides to purchase land,
They they they gonna be in control not a court team and they can choose to have another court team running this this new farm like we are creating options for the down member We are not like oh you have to work with us for life now if the Dow decides to
To buy this piece of land and decide to set up a new curtain because the actual curtain is not doing a great job They can do that they they gonna have the power not the curtain because the curtain only have look chairs. They don't have a boat on the dow directly
That's very interesting. I think you really part of a lot of our architecture and the whole town governance. It's stuff like that, but I'm right here in terms of how do you plug into the back to the community?
Like who has been helping you or how are you creating a thing as well? The name, maybe your top three or four partners or platforms that you've been active on that's helping you spread the word.
Oh yeah, yeah, refied out. That's that's our my my niggas. I'm sorry for the world. Sorry, sorry, sorry. I'm a member of the of the founder cycle. They are great guys. They have all of the connections that you may need for your
We are a metaculture member. They were the first one that gave us a grant. Back in June, they gave us a grant.
So basically we have two of the biggest organizations supporting us when it comes to, you know, a connection networking. And we feel blessed by having done this.
By we are even featuring in the in the in the meta culture landing page. So if you go to the meta landing page, you can see us. We are in the refight. Down landing page. We have partnered with solid war for the carbon market. We are partnered with the list of dials.
for a sponsor. So, and everyone, like I said, everyone loves the project and we, we have been asked for that much from the community. Like we, we, like I said, we are building, we are working, we are about to launch a new
food we wanted to do that with the with the information for the for the farm for example that's a cool idea yeah in the nutrition facts you have all of the information about the B1 the size the coconut rig capacity the estimated production the waiting time
and a bunch of information about the farm and we're going to do the same layout with a new page that we are creating just for the for the DAO. So we can have all of all of the information about the DAO, we can have finance forecasting for the plantation,
and we keep adding a bunch of information for the community. Some people say that we have a lot of people already but you don't know how much information is coming in the next week and
but these weekend. And you know, it's to organize information is very important as well. We would love to feature you guys when we launch our magazine, the Impact Dom Media Magazine. So right now we're writing a book and that's coming up next month. So we're literally like this head now focusing on that because it's, you know, we call it a deliver on the book.
And we selected 12 and 5,000. They are one of the most mature 1000s that you could see them at this point of time because they started a lot of them started in 2011. And to be using them to understand and unlock all the learning around entire thousand and to put them in the book.
book we have a plan of having a magazine, a digital magazine where you highlight impact on the news and you know just behind the scene I want to go on to create this kind of magic cap. So we now have to see in our first issue which I think by
time will be more, you know, a little stage is up. So that will be in January next year, but we'd love to have you guys in a first feature and just spread more awareness about the kind of work that you're doing. I just wanted to ask you, do you do the different
Yeah, yeah, we did the year 15 we The refi a thunder circle crushed the climate crown So yeah, we weren't there. We got 160 contributions
And we met so many brilliant people and create so many new connections. We're going to be announcing new partnership at least 20 to 30 new partnership with re-five founders and re-five projects that are working in
many areas from protecting and danger trees to decide groups to MRV to volunteer, voluntary, cargo markets like we're going to be part of it with them all.
Would you be partnering with region network as well because that's based on that's a different rock you know together, but they produce quality products like higher quality carbon credits than the ones that are available in the traditional market. And you might get good value for your, you know, for the credit set to create.
Yeah, I know one and I have a few friends that
the works for them. So we are connected basically we have been going to these talks because it is a process. So right now we get in the land ready and it is a three month process to have it ready for planting. But yeah,
We plan to partner with everyone. To everyone that wants to work with us, we're going to be partners with them because this is just a proof of concept. He already did a makeup public. We have vast amount of land and we are
With the coconut project, we are going to unlock a new possibility where people can bring the land to us and we can create this type of projects, not only with coconuts. We start with coconut work. We plan to go into other fruits.
So basically the Cisa like uh, unexperiment you can say. I mean look it's hard to hate coconuts. It's really hard to get like, you know. I mean this is such a cool idea like I feel like this is one of the best
I mean, you need to know how to call at least.
And for instance, my doubt is going to be completely based online, right?
create awareness and elevate your story so a lot more people can hear about you all and can participate in the work that you're doing. So that's the objective of my job. But then when I see this kind of depth free, like an online to real world connection, it's allowed connection. I think that's very important. I like to
So it's a fabulous idea, I would say. What do you think Max? And if you have any more questions to us, then around me, you think that she thinks you should ask. What's your background before you are doing coconut down? Like what were you up to?
I create apps, websites, I do, I used to do telecom, back in 2005, I used to do voice over IP, you know that. Oh yeah, yeah. Yeah, before smartphones, you need to work.
I used to go out, sky was like a tiny, tiny app that nobody used. Yeah, yeah, yeah, but way before time, I used to install this in the internet cafes, the phone booth, I used to do those, the phone lines are used to, after
I became an eBay power seller. I was reselling the same links that you needed. The same links is more that you needed for the boy IP. I used to resell them. So I became an eBay power seller for the last
10 years. So now I have a digital agency here in the Dominican Republic that we provide services to small businesses. We create apps, websites, we create ERP solutions for them.
Basically that's that's my background cool cool cool. I was just curious cuz like I don't know I I'm trying to think of any kind of objections to coconuts that I can think of and I just think that like the you're hitting the eco tourism button you're hitting the
the deliciousness button. I just, I find it hard for this project not to succeed. That's true. That's true. Thank you. Thank you. Yeah, it's great. You guys are reaching the moon, you know, it's like, I didn't already see you guys.
I'm not saying will make me happier than having the Dow members here at the Dominican Republic. That's everything for me. That's priceless to be able to someday to, hey, the history is ready. That's right. During the day you get higher participation,
So, you know, like everybody wants to escape the winter and it's not an hour ago, but it's really cool. So, doing it in the winter, I think that he just get a heart of space and yeah, drop all the late industrial spaces because I'm also going to add a couple more treats about
Just start my light from a conversation and also like you know very can divide the share from and you talk about a website which has tons of information. So yes. And I use what you're using what tools are you using for collaboration stuff like that loading collaboration when you guys go full
Right now we were using Discord, we building a community in Discord, little by little. The courting used Telegram for communication and we recently migrated from Notion to Chambers so we can give access to the down members to the
the workspace because before this migration for notion, the members wasn't able to see what the court team was up to. So with this migration, we are creating an information hub that
you are a down member, you have instant access to this hub and you can open proposals inside the workspace, you can even create bounties. If you see something that needs to be improved, you can even create a bounty, you know, we can work from that. So basically,
What do you want to list them? Because I'm not part of this one before. I'm going to send you at the end of the end. I'm going to send you with a... Now this is important for me because we are to enter into space of 9.
management and just manager internal organization knowledge and we are we're going to be on notion but it's it's important to learn what I was using in this space it is more of a better than notion. Yeah, Chambers is having notion but with Web 3
everything. We have three capabilities. Check them out. They are amazing. They have a very nice team and they are very responsive to any request and you can even request new features to be added.
are always online giving support to people. Yeah plus Google Drive plus. Chambres is crazy that they are doing
great, I love chambers. I have to be the number one fan. Now all the students have been so important because once you invest in a certain tool, then you're kind of managed to develop, I mean, still the time like you start meeting it and you want to move out. I'm going to give you some alpha
from Chambers. Some people is worried about the pricing because they don't have a pricing jet because they're in better. But I'm going to give you some alpha about that. They might be able to take money, give you free free free money, just so they may have to start paying for it.
7 million coconuts. Yeah, yeah, yeah, they're gonna be charging per the amount of data that you have in the workspace, not by the amount of users. Like you can have 100k users and it's the same price. I think with those people should pay
different pricing not based on users because users are going to be like hundreds of users right like they're already employed or anything but you need to give them access to things so I think this is so interesting because they're going to be pricing from a different kind of the another the users point of the oh that's very effective because you know you you have certain
And employees, they do want to give access to them. Here it's a floating population, like people come and go. So they translate. And so it's, I think this is super interesting that they think from a different point of view. Does it have access control in levels like permissions?
Yeah, you can you can create talking gates based on everything and pop anything is talking by wallet you can you they they have a lit protocol built in so you can have everything that lit those you can set up in
inside chambers too. So yeah, yeah, it's very granular, the permission. That's the selling point for me, being able to have private pages, being able to have pages that only for the down members, you can at
So we are talking about the whole workspace. For example, we onboard the community members that are going to be able to pick up bounties through Discord and give them an NFT, for example. So they have access through this NFT.
to the workspace section, to the bounties section. They don't have access to the information that we have there for the down members. They only have access to the bounties, for example that. Because they community member.
man now I just want some coconuts I'm like hungry. How have you tried coconut sugar? No. Oh yeah. Oh yeah this is pain. Like you could go to the health section of any sugar market out here. They'll be coconut sugar. Yeah it's amazing.
with coffee.
I'm just jealous of the
I'm in Maryland. It's not it's not coconut city. Yeah, I mean, I
The government is not far. Like I know people from Toronto, they would come to the winter, like they would just go for a month or so. Yeah, yeah. That's what people do. So people come here, one, two, three weeks and they stay
everywhere resource be last in the mountains like we have a nice weather or year around here yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah come you have you have
friends here. All right. Oh, that's great. Yeah, thank you so much for actually reaching out and connecting and saying that you'd like to participate because we are so great for the tour here today and for this year's story. And about the dial, like Amlwell actually set up a couple of tweets right now as soon as the end of
And it is really fascinating and this will be the product and it's available to share. And I'm so tempted to even share it to my publication that I have a Crooked Bird with a little scary little sometimes woman in the next week maybe because this is a very fascinating new stage of the doubt.
Yeah, yeah, because like I said, it is an only one project that besides of helping the community, it can create a source of income even for the web three communities because some people try to together
money by taking the coins but everyone saw what happens in the summer with the DeFi market like it crashed yeah that's crazy crash very hard and that's something that you won't see at coconut network at first
We are not going to be listed in the market right now, but like I said, it is on the hands of the down members to be like, oh, okay, let's create a utility talking for the co-ponents.
So we can exchange tokens for coconuts, for example. But it's up to the Dow members to do this or not. As we wanted to give them chairs that don't lose value, that the value only increase with time.
Yeah, we'll have to look into it and get on a dad house life and buy some coconut shares.
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So really? Oh yay! Yeah, yeah, yeah. Are you in the discord yet?
We've got a really good friend of ours and we really are number one cheerleader from day one basically and they are
to be just made a little grant to us, which is going to be announcing tomorrow morning. It's a sort of on the blue earth piece being such a big supporter of that I think it outweighed everything else, you know, that amount. So it's amazing.
Apply to be in the next on the circle, which is going to be starting at the very soon. And so I just want you to ask, will you continue to be part of the final circle or what happens? Is it only from quarter to quarter or you're up to that there on your own? How does it work?
I applied I applied for this game too. I'm gonna be in the season. I applied last night. I am but you have to reapply because they yeah
They've been making upgrades, creating new cycles. For example, if the real world asset is coming back, the cycle that I was, I don't know if they're going to create a new one or a new improved cycle, so you have to reapply.
each time to like like the key coin grants that you have to update the grand in order to yeah yeah yeah um next time you'll you ask me to jump say hi from me oh definitely yeah we are in constant touch on my whole channel so
I was just texting this morning I was on Discord and then we went on Discord at the same time literally because there was some amounts of tweets and stuff but it's maybe really great news seriously
doing some great stuff in terms of connecting all the founders and Max, I know you're not in the V5 space right? It's not that bad. It's also social justice and everything else that comes with it. Yeah, sure. I was in the V5.
discord and then I was in a tea group for a thundershirtle and then I think it got dissolved so I didn't really super participate but I don't know it seems like they're doing good things.
that it's just loneliness actually because I feel like you know the whole team is there and everybody's there but you just need to sometimes talk and also talk about your frustrations. Yeah for sure. I'm sure
the same challenges. Right? Because they are in the same, you know, the question is the same journey. And so it's okay to be normal. It's not like that you, it's just you can frustrated by
Yeah, and we've been meditate at times in the meetings. That's cool. Yeah, we don't meditate.
Yeah. Well, thanks so much for joining us. This has been Impact Dazz building together, part two with Coconut Dazz. And I can't say that I'm more bullish on an Impact Dazz right now, partially because I'm hungry. Thank you, but this is good.
It was my honor to be here. Thank you. You are amazing. Like I said, to Deepam Telegram, I've been following her work. I believe that what she's doing is great because we need to highlight the people that are here and supporting the work.
So yes, thanks deeper Thank you very much and thank you everyone and thank you to be here and Coving about us in different name like my name is Alejandro, but I go by the nickname of Wasabi everywhere
Yeah, I was having spacey Thank you green is live remember green is live Thank you

FAQ on ImpactDAOs: BUIDLing Together pt 2 | Twitter Space Recording

What is the name of the speaker and what is she the founder of?
The speaker's name is Albehandra, and she is the founder of Coconut Network.
What is the focus of Coconut Network?
Coconut Network aims to build a bridge between agriculture and web3 through a network of coconut farms.
Where is the speaker located and what is the weather like there?
The speaker is located in Maryland, and the weather is a little cold.
What is the potential of web3, according to the speaker?
The speaker believes that web3 has the potential to fix all of the problems that humans face, as the root of these problems is coordination.
What is the cost of taking a coconut tree from seed to tree?
The cost of taking a coconut tree from seed to tree is $20 per tree.
How long is the process of taking a coconut tree from seed to tree?
The process of taking a coconut tree from seed to tree is almost a four-year process.
What is a CSA?
CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture, which is a program where consumers can become shareholders of a farm and receive produce in exchange for their investment.
What is the difference between shares and NFTs in Coconut Network?
Coconut Network uses shares which cannot be traded or transferred to anyone else, unlike NFTs which can be easily traded on the market.
What is the ratio of shares to coconut trees in Coconut Network?
In Coconut Network, one share represents one coconut tree forever.
What is the focus of Coconut Network and how does it relate to coconuts?
Coconut Network aims to build a bridge between agriculture and web3 through a network of coconut farms, as coconuts are a versatile fruit.