5 Alpha Tweets - Solana Are Building A Smartphone, Arbitrum Odyssey Cheat Sheet & More
Edition 25
Welcome to the alpha please newsletter. I curate five alpha tweets every Friday; that’s it, that’s the newsletter.
1. Introducing the Solana Mobile Stack
Solana dropped the huge news that they are launching the Solana Mobile Stack, a crypto layer built on Android. This will also be released on a flagship device called Saga, built by Solana. Robin explains why he thinks this is exactly how Solana get to their aim of a billion+ users.
2. dYdX’s v4 is moving to Cosmos
There have been a lot spicy takes on Twitter this week. It’s come as quite a surprise to many that one of the most successful L2 dApps on Ethereum will be launching their own chain on Cosmos. Thyborg gives his take on why dYdX has made this decision and what it might signal.
3. Where should builders be building right now?
dApp developers have never had more options than they do now. Investors are also trying to get their head around which chains will be around long into the future. Luke from Delphi has explored the best theoretical places to build in this thread.
4. Arbitrum Odyssey begins
Arbitrum are incentivising the usage of their chain by rewarding users with unique NFTs for completing quests each week. Some Arbitrum projects are also adding their own rewards into the mix. Completing the quests might also be important for the long awaited Arbitrum airdrop (still speculation at this point). Wagame has the alpha for you.
5. Uniswap enter the NFT game
Uniswap has acquired Genie, the first NFT marketplace aggregator. The biggest DEX will now offer users the ability to buy and sell NFTs direct from the Uniswap web app. I think this is going to cause quite a stir in NFT land…
@alpha_pls tweet of the week
A simple tweet reminding you that there is value out there.
And that’s your alpha.
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