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12 stories by @kiwinewshq on X have been shared on Kiwi News since 4 July 2024, with 74 upvotes and 5 comments in total. The latest was shared on 4 April 2025. They are listed below, most upvoted first.
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- Kiwi received a mini-grant from ENS!
- Support Kiwi in the Octant allocation round
- Devcon tickets discount for Kiwi users
- Why you should support Kiwi in the Octant round
Kiwi, an Ethereum builder community founded in 2023, asks readers to support it in the current Octant round, arguing that Twitter is a poor place to follow important Ethereum developments. The team says Twitter's virality-driven algorithm and constant news stream reward attention-seeking takes and rage bait, so KOLs get more attention than OG builders. Kiwi describes itself as a place where builders find daily curated essays, talks, GitHub repos, Dune dashboards and products, with community discussion and help available. The post notes that the two founders rejected VC funding and run Kiwi on savings, grants and some revenue, so every donation matters.
- "Pluralistic Future of L2s" writing contest deadline has been extended
- It's time to vote for the winners of the Devconflict writing contest
- How to join the Nouns x Kiwi writing contest
- Quotes from the top Devconflict submissions
- Arena: Devconflict writing contest
Arena and GnosisDAO are running a new writing contest in which participants share their thoughts on Devconflict debates, starting November 11th. The seven debates include L1 vs L2, with Vitalik Buterin and Christoph Koeppelmann, and Vanilla Staking vs Liquid Staking, with Nixorokish and D Gusakov. Writers who take part gain the chance to join the debate and share their views with the wider Ethereum ecosystem, and they will also compete for a 1,500 xDAI prize pool.
- Our favorite submissions (so far!) from the Kiwi x t2 x Lens writing contest
- ccarella.eth on what makes him excited about Ethereum
- Nixo & Dmitriy debate on liquid staking
Nixo argues that the main risk of liquid staking is that most people who delegate through it are disinterested actors. According to Nixo, they deposit funds seeking yield, often without paying attention to the chain or taking a long-term view of it. The remark came in a debate with Dmitriy (@d_gusakov) at Devconflict, moderated by crainbf and described as one of the spiciest debates of the event. A full video of the debate is available, along with a writing contest on staking.