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Kiwi weekly #83 (new format)

Kiwi News Recap #83: 10/02/25 - 16/02/25

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7 highest-signal Ethereum links from last week, curated by the Kiwi community

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three things before we start:

1) We revolutionized Kiwi Weekly. We want to make it the highest signal newsletter in Ethereum. So we will start sharing only 5-7 links per week.

2) Our Farcaster 2026 contest voting ends in about 2 hours. You can vote in the Kiwi app. We recorded the podcast to discuss the best ideas shared by the authors. You can watch it here. 

3) Want to say hi, share feedback about the newsletter or discuss anything Ethereum-related? You can join our daily discussion with the community here.

Last week's top links:

Vitalik explains how Railgun privacy pools help to avoid serving criminals

0xcush shows the impact Ethereum has in LatAm

Jason Chaskin says that the time to build a better social network for Ethereum is now

Riley Beans describes crypto’s chaotic moral compass

Human Tech explains what are human keys

Summer of Protocols shares their e-book about Protocols

Dashboard: Ethereum Dashboards


All links have been handpicked by the Kiwi community. If you are looking for more content, you can find other top-rated links here.

AI summary of the linked article

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.

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I typically don't share Kiwi Weekly episodes as I assume people who open the app are up to date. But decided to share this one because we are experimenting with a new, more high-signal format.