On what a working social-impact project is actually worth — and why its next stage of growth may need more than another source of funding. You built something that works. Maybe it started with a problem you kept seeing in your community, or with a small idea that proved useful enough for people to keep coming back. Over time, your team learned what the community needed, what made the solution effective, which partnerships mattered, and…
Kambria successfully organized the DEP 2 Execution Sync Meeting, bringing together members from all four DAOs to reflect on their progress, share lessons from implementation, and align on priorities for the remaining execution period. After months of onboarding, proposal development, and early execution, the Sync Meeting created an important checkpoint for DAOs to look beyond their individual workstreams and see how the broader DEP 2 ecosystem is progressing. More than simply reporting completed tasks, the…
On what the creator economy taught a generation to sell — and what it quietly taught them to stop giving away. Somewhere in the last decade, a generation of people who knew things were told to become creators. The instruction was specific, and it was repeated until it sounded like common sense: take what you know and turn it into a post, a thread, a video. Build an audience. Monetise the audience. The knowledge was…
