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@kiwi-weekly on Paragraph · Most upvoted by Kiwi News readers
12 stories by @kiwi-weekly on Paragraph have been shared on Kiwi News since 18 September 2023, with 40 upvotes and 8 comments in total. The latest was shared on 7 April 2025. They are listed below, most upvoted first.
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- Close-up: mishaderidder.eth
Kiwi News interviews mishaderidder.eth, an Amsterdam-based artist and curator, in the first episode of its "Close-up" series. Misha says they entered crypto in 2020 through NFTs, and co-founded Raw DAO and helped start Obscura, Fellowship and Assembly, which is now their American gallery. Their 2021 "generative by nature" photo series, 36 photographs from spring 2021, was released gradually on a self-built marketplace over three months, and a solo show followed at Paris Photo. Their newer "glitch" project, developed with Arod in Brazil, uses 36 GIF animations that degrade with each trade and can be burned for a physical print.
- Nouns 101: Reading list
This is a curated reading list of articles, videos, podcasts and tools for learning about Nouns, an NFT project and DAO, compiled by community member ccarella.eth as part of a Nouns writing contest. Entries include an introduction from nftnow.com, governance explainers, and a Bud Light partnership that lets the brand use Noun glasses imagery in its marketing. Other items cover Nouns Fork, a mechanism letting token holders exit via a fork if 20% of tokens signal for it, and The Rise of Blus, an animated movie funded by Nouns DAO and produced by Atrium.
- Close-up: ccarella.eth
Chris Carella, known as ccarella.eth, is the second guest in the Kiwi Close-Up series, which features active Kiwi curators. The article introduces him as a longtime Kiwi member who runs Scout Game, works on Charmverse, and is active in the Nouns and Optimism communities. It notes his crypto background, including minting the first NFT on Tezos Mainnet, his interest in CryptoKitties and NBA Top Shot, and losing millions in Bitcoin after upgrading his laptop. The accompanying video covers what drew him to crypto, what Scout Game is, and what excites him about Ethereum.
- New version of Kiwi Weekly
This Kiwi Weekly newsletter curates seven Ethereum links from the previous week, covering topics such as wallet identity, stablecoins and protocol economics. It notes that embedded wallets fragment web3 identity, according to nonlinear, and that stablecoin market cap is up 15% since the start of 2025, a rise on a $200B base that the newsletter says would signal something big if it reflects real adoption rather than traders moving out of markets. It also highlights a proposal by Jerome de Tychey et al. to increase R&D on dynamically adjusting blob pricing based on L1 gas, and says Marc Zeller sees a positive outlook for Ethereum and Aave despite very low sentiment.
- Kiwi News Recap #68: 21/10/24 - 27/10/24
This Kiwi News recap for October 21 to 27, 2024 is an experimental edition with fewer links, direct links instead of app links, and highlights of the most discussed threads. The top stories include Denmark planning to propose taxing unrealized crypto gains in an upcoming bill, and Rekt describing how North Korean hackers infiltrated Cosmos. Other items cover Scroll's first airdrop, Botto's solo Sotheby's auction, which sold $351,600 worth of art, and Vitalik's writing on possible futures of the Ethereum protocol.
- Kiwi Weekly #16: 18/09-24/09
The most upvoted Kiwi links from 18/09 to 24/09 led with "Most unfollowed Farcaster handles," submitted by timdaub.eth, which received 12 upvotes. Other items included "The Truffle Suite will be sunsetting over the next 90 days" (7 upvotes, submitted by chaomons.eth) and "Optimism Announces OP Airdrop 3" (6 upvotes, submitted by destiner.eth). Also listed were "kiwinews.lol updates: backed by a database, adds story permalinks" from freeatnet.eth with 8 upvotes, and "Why You Should Put Your Music Onchain" from mraz125.eth with 8 upvotes.
- Kiwi News Weekly Recap #19
This weekly recap lists the ten most upvoted links on Kiwi for the past week, led by "Farcaster is now open to everyone" from chaomons.eth with 10 upvotes. Other top links include "Content moderation double-bind theory" from macbudkowski.eth with 8 upvotes, and "Satoshi Nakamoto's original bitcoin sourcecode" from timdaub.eth with 8 upvotes. The list also features EIP-6963 approval for browser extension wallets, submitted by mishaderidder.eth, and a Superchain Ecosystem Explorer from timdaub.eth with 7 upvotes. The recap also announces a Kiwi online meetup on Wednesday.
- Kiwi Weekly #17
Kiwi Weekly #17 lists the 10 most upvoted links on Kiwi in the last week. The top entry is "curl adds IPFS support," submitted by freeatnet.eth with 10 upvotes, followed by "You Can Just Do Stuff" from tranqui.eth with 8. Five of the ten were submitted by timdaub.eth, including "Should Ethereum be okay with enshrining more things in the protocol?" and "List of active Farcaster users," each with 6 upvotes.
- TOP10 most upvoted Kiwi links from the last week
This is a weekly newsletter listing the 10 most upvoted links on Kiwi over the past week, led by a web3privacy directory of 400+ privacy projects at 7 upvotes. Other top entries include a dashboard of Ethereum and L2 transactions per second and a report that disgruntled Nouns NFT holders exited a fork with $27 million from its treasury. The list also includes an SEC charge against the creator of the Stoner Cats web series over an unregistered offering of NFTs.
- Kiwi Weekly #83 (new format)
Kiwi Weekly, a newsletter about Ethereum, is changing its format to share only 5 to 7 handpicked links per week. The announcement also covers a Farcaster 2026 contest vote that ends in about two hours, which can be cast in the Kiwi app, and a podcast that discusses the best ideas from the shared links. The issue lists last week's top links, including Vitalik's explanation of how Railgun privacy pools help avoid serving criminals and Jason Chaskin's argument that the time to build a better social network for Ethereum is now.
- Kiwi Weekly #21
Kiwi Weekly #21 lists the ten top community picks of the past week, ranked by upvotes. The leading entries are "Hard pivot from crypto" by macbudkowski.eth and a Kiwi News Optimism grants application by timdaub.eth, each with 8 upvotes. Other picks include SongTech, which lets users submit Spotify links, create token markets and earn revenue; PurpleDAO's Retroactive Funding Round 4; and Hester Peirce's statement of dissent on LBRY. A lower-ranked entry, Fresh 4 Trash, covers swapping NFTs for coupons at Kaufland Germany.
- Kiwi Weekly #18
This weekly newsletter from Kiwi lists the ten most upvoted links on Kiwi News over the previous week and invites readers to a Wednesday online meetup. The top link is "The Tyranny of the clock" with 13 upvotes, followed by "Live: ENS-enabled profiles on Kiwi News" from timdaub.eth with 10 upvotes. Other highlighted links include "Exploring the Design Space for Dynamic NFTs" (7 upvotes) and "Crypto's biggest use case: Permissionless Identity" (6 upvotes) submitted by macbudkowski.eth.