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Bill Laboon | Web3 Foundation

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Vice President, Technical Operations at Web3 Foundation
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    Bill Laboon | Web3 Foundation
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    @BillLaboon
    Aug 24
    Referendum 1926, proposing that all DOT used for JAMKB sales be burned, has passed.
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    Wish for Change: 100% of DOT revenue from JAMKB sales to be burned — no treasury build-up and no...
    From polkadot.subsquare.io
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    Bill Laboon | Web3 Foundation
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    @BillLaboon
    Aug 20
    This is a good article covering the panel on agentic finance I was on yesterday at @SALTConference .
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    AI agents could make today's billion-dollar crypto hacks look like 'pennies,' industry leaders warn
    From theblock.co
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    Bill Laboon | Web3 Foundation
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    @BillLaboon
    Aug 19
    Today's the day! I'll be sharing the stage with @rshorten , @F_ZK_Now, @RyanKirkley and @stevewchung to discuss "Interoperable Infrastructure: Privacy and the Agentic Economy" here in Jackson Hole at the @SALTConference. salt.org/event-agendas/…
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    Bill Laboon | Web3 Foundation
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    @BillLaboon
    Aug 13
    W3F has just voted on two Referenda related to JAM: 1926 "100% of DOT revenue from JAMKB sales to be burned" - AYE W3F is in broad agreement that removing DOT from circulation when used for purchasing JAMKB is a good idea. 1927 "settle DAO releases of JAM state footprint in
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    Bill Laboon | Web3 Foundation
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    @BillLaboon
    Aug 12
    Easiest way to avoid scammers is to ask anyone who messages you to email you from an official address. 95+ percent of the time, they'll have an excuse why that doesn't work or just won't respond. If you do get an email, copy/paste the address into an old text editor and compare
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