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ENS DAO Newsletter

Five Bullet Friday

Everything happening in the ENS DAO — in five bullet points.

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Colourful writing

We're adding colour to writing in issue #285 of your weekly poetry shot

📝A note from Gandhi

Gandhi once wrote this on a scrap of paper.

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Brandon Donnelly

London approves the pedestrianization of Oxford Street

It's not easy gaining support for pedestrian-only streets. Here in Toronto, Kensington Market is a neighbourhood that has been under consideration for pedestrianization for as long as I can remember. Yet it remains an aspiration, largely because of a number of common objections: it will hurt local businesses, lower foot traffic, and limit access for those with mobility issues. Yonge Street in downtown Toronto went through a similar debate, and the end result is a plan that will prioritize ped...

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Vitalik Outlines Post-Quantum Roadmap

Vitalik Buterin outlined Ethereum’s quantum resistance roadmap, identifying four components currently vulnerable to quantum attacks.

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Hard Mode First

A Negroni and a Sapporo: A Tale of Two Rooms

image source: NanoBananaLast night in NYC, I watched two different rooms fail to find each other.In one, people had real problems but no tools to solve them. In the other, people had every tool imaginable but no real problems to solve. The first was a happy hour full of operators. Senior people with teams, budgets, and real constraints. We spoke about career paths, of family life, of starting and running businesses, of pressing current policies defining our city. While AI was a hot topic, it ...

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Curated by AI, made by a human artist.

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Diffusion is Hard

When India hosted the AI Summit, it was the first time that discussions about this new technology were held in front of the people who it would actually affect. By democratising access, we could start to have real discussions about how to get this technology out into the world.

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BuildBetter by BFG

Polymarket - Why You’re Losing Money Betting on Your Beliefs

I recently sat down with “Polymarket John,” a guy who treats prediction markets like a professional P&L.

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Brandon Donnelly

The cost of spending too much on housing

This is an interesting chart from the Globe and Mail. It shows GDP, Gross Domestic Savings (how much a country's residents and businesses save), Gross Fixed Capital Formation (technical term for investments in productive long-term assets), and the share of total investment going into housing for the 20 largest economies in the world. One of the key takeaways from the chart is that Canada invests the most into residential real estate (figures are from 2024). Now, I'm not an economist, but the ...

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Strawmap Ethereum Technical Roadmap

Strawmap is a technical roadmap offering a long-term, holistic view of Ethereum upgrades across five north stars.

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Mixed Realities with TJ Kawamura

AI Will Run on Crypto Rails

AI agents need to transact autonomously, globally, and at machine speed, often with counterparties they have never encountered before. That requires programmable spending constraints, verifiable identity without centralized gatekeepers, and settlement that is instant, transparent, and always on. The properties that define crypto, permissionless access, programmable money, transparent settlement, and onchain identity, match what autonomous software needs to transact at scale without human inte...

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1️⃣ Comma Partners: January 2026

Oversold and misunderstood. We still believe

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everything is insider trading

Hi friends, This morning my Uber driver and I chatted about our OpenClaws. He’s vibecoding an app for high schoolers that tracks progress to graduation. This is one of ten conversations I’ve had this week with people who are not developers, yet are building and experimenting with AI dev tools and having fun. The viral Citrini article may have been science fiction FUD but the energy shift is real (complimentary). Again, I’m doing some scheming to try and get to the Network School in a few mont...

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EPL GW27: Winners And Losers

This gameweek was dominated by all the action around a North London Derby with both teams in dramatically different conditions. Arsenal fighting for the title at the top of the table, Tottenham fighting to escape relegation at the bottom. Elsewhere Manchester City faced a stern test as they sought to stay in the title race, Aston Villa tried to keep up with the leaders, and the relegation threathened clubs continued the fight to stay up. Here all the winners and losers from last gameweek's ac...

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The Context Layer Needs a Facilitator

We need to tap into the institutional knowledge to make AI agents effective. But the most valuable knowledge is tacit: trapped in people's heads, pre-articulation, never written down. How do you surface it?

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Brandon Donnelly

Waiting for the real estate bottom

Deflation is bad for economies. That is why the typical standard for most central banks is a target inflation rate of 2%. This leaves a factor of safety in case you miss your target. Because if you target 0% and end up with a negative number, then you're in trouble. A negative number is significantly worse than moderate inflation. The principal problem with deflation is that consumers start expecting goods and services to be cheaper next month and stop buying non-essential items, creating a v...

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BuildBetter by BFG

The Dopamine Ladder: Why Nobody Watches & Reads Your Content (How to Fix It)

Your product and content aren't boring to the right people. Your content architecture for attention is broken. That's where the Dopamine Ladder comes in...

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Ethereum Foundation Begins Staking ETH

The Ethereum Foundation has begun staking 70,000 ETH from its treasury, starting with a deposit of 2,016 ETH.

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Hard Mode First

6 Excuses to Vibe Code This Spring

Build Something with Me this SpringThis spring, make it your job to start talking about AI and start building with it. I’ve got six Build First community events coming up over the next two months, ranging from free intro sessions to full-day build-a-thons, and I’d love to see you there. You can check out all upcoming events here: buildfirst.ai/events (And if you’ve got a network who might benefit from a Build First workshop or community event this spring or summer, give a shout at bethany@bui...

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ENS DAO Newsletter

Five Bullet Friday

Everything happening in the ENS DAO — in five bullet points.

Post cover image

Colourful writing

We're adding colour to writing in issue #285 of your weekly poetry shot

📝A note from Gandhi

Gandhi once wrote this on a scrap of paper.

Post cover image

Brandon Donnelly

London approves the pedestrianization of Oxford Street

It's not easy gaining support for pedestrian-only streets. Here in Toronto, Kensington Market is a neighbourhood that has been under consideration for pedestrianization for as long as I can remember. Yet it remains an aspiration, largely because of a number of common objections: it will hurt local businesses, lower foot traffic, and limit access for those with mobility issues. Yonge Street in downtown Toronto went through a similar debate, and the end result is a plan that will prioritize ped...

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Vitalik Outlines Post-Quantum Roadmap

Vitalik Buterin outlined Ethereum’s quantum resistance roadmap, identifying four components currently vulnerable to quantum attacks.

Post cover image

Hard Mode First

A Negroni and a Sapporo: A Tale of Two Rooms

image source: NanoBananaLast night in NYC, I watched two different rooms fail to find each other.In one, people had real problems but no tools to solve them. In the other, people had every tool imaginable but no real problems to solve. The first was a happy hour full of operators. Senior people with teams, budgets, and real constraints. We spoke about career paths, of family life, of starting and running businesses, of pressing current policies defining our city. While AI was a hot topic, it ...

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Curated by AI, made by a human artist.

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Diffusion is Hard

When India hosted the AI Summit, it was the first time that discussions about this new technology were held in front of the people who it would actually affect. By democratising access, we could start to have real discussions about how to get this technology out into the world.

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BuildBetter by BFG

Polymarket - Why You’re Losing Money Betting on Your Beliefs

I recently sat down with “Polymarket John,” a guy who treats prediction markets like a professional P&L.

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Brandon Donnelly

The cost of spending too much on housing

This is an interesting chart from the Globe and Mail. It shows GDP, Gross Domestic Savings (how much a country's residents and businesses save), Gross Fixed Capital Formation (technical term for investments in productive long-term assets), and the share of total investment going into housing for the 20 largest economies in the world. One of the key takeaways from the chart is that Canada invests the most into residential real estate (figures are from 2024). Now, I'm not an economist, but the ...

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Strawmap Ethereum Technical Roadmap

Strawmap is a technical roadmap offering a long-term, holistic view of Ethereum upgrades across five north stars.

Post cover image

Mixed Realities with TJ Kawamura

AI Will Run on Crypto Rails

AI agents need to transact autonomously, globally, and at machine speed, often with counterparties they have never encountered before. That requires programmable spending constraints, verifiable identity without centralized gatekeepers, and settlement that is instant, transparent, and always on. The properties that define crypto, permissionless access, programmable money, transparent settlement, and onchain identity, match what autonomous software needs to transact at scale without human inte...

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1️⃣ Comma Partners: January 2026

Oversold and misunderstood. We still believe

Post cover image

everything is insider trading

Hi friends, This morning my Uber driver and I chatted about our OpenClaws. He’s vibecoding an app for high schoolers that tracks progress to graduation. This is one of ten conversations I’ve had this week with people who are not developers, yet are building and experimenting with AI dev tools and having fun. The viral Citrini article may have been science fiction FUD but the energy shift is real (complimentary). Again, I’m doing some scheming to try and get to the Network School in a few mont...

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EPL GW27: Winners And Losers

This gameweek was dominated by all the action around a North London Derby with both teams in dramatically different conditions. Arsenal fighting for the title at the top of the table, Tottenham fighting to escape relegation at the bottom. Elsewhere Manchester City faced a stern test as they sought to stay in the title race, Aston Villa tried to keep up with the leaders, and the relegation threathened clubs continued the fight to stay up. Here all the winners and losers from last gameweek's ac...

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The Context Layer Needs a Facilitator

We need to tap into the institutional knowledge to make AI agents effective. But the most valuable knowledge is tacit: trapped in people's heads, pre-articulation, never written down. How do you surface it?

Post cover image

Brandon Donnelly

Waiting for the real estate bottom

Deflation is bad for economies. That is why the typical standard for most central banks is a target inflation rate of 2%. This leaves a factor of safety in case you miss your target. Because if you target 0% and end up with a negative number, then you're in trouble. A negative number is significantly worse than moderate inflation. The principal problem with deflation is that consumers start expecting goods and services to be cheaper next month and stop buying non-essential items, creating a v...

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BuildBetter by BFG

The Dopamine Ladder: Why Nobody Watches & Reads Your Content (How to Fix It)

Your product and content aren't boring to the right people. Your content architecture for attention is broken. That's where the Dopamine Ladder comes in...

Post cover image

Ethereum Foundation Begins Staking ETH

The Ethereum Foundation has begun staking 70,000 ETH from its treasury, starting with a deposit of 2,016 ETH.

Post cover image

Hard Mode First

6 Excuses to Vibe Code This Spring

Build Something with Me this SpringThis spring, make it your job to start talking about AI and start building with it. I’ve got six Build First community events coming up over the next two months, ranging from free intro sessions to full-day build-a-thons, and I’d love to see you there. You can check out all upcoming events here: buildfirst.ai/events (And if you’ve got a network who might benefit from a Build First workshop or community event this spring or summer, give a shout at bethany@bui...