ETHDenver and Zerion have a long history.

Lately we’ve been incredibly lucky to have some of the most interesting people doing incredible experiments on our little virtual stage, and this edition of Café JPG, that took place last week on Tuesday, February 7th, is no exception. We finally got hold of one of our favorite artists, Sarah Friend, who we have been following and talking about for what it seems like three decades (it’s crypto, after all, every year feels like 10) and the incredible Wade, who we met in early 2021 when JPG was just getting started, for a virtual tour of the exceptional exhibition he curated with Transfer Gallery, Pieces of Me.

Last Monday, Zerion joined more than 30 teams in the DeFi space to publicly voice our commitment to core values of our ecosystem. The plan was to launch a creative campaign where we put the interoperable nature of Web3 front and center by “permissionlessly” sharing tweets from other protocols, and reinforcing the trustless nature of DeFi as whole.

Today Optimism is announcing Airdrop #2: 11.7m OP have been distributed to over 300k unique addresses to reward positive-sum governance participation and power users of Optimism Mainnet.

In April 2022, we were informed of a vulnerability in our subgraph implementation by community contributor lcfr. Due to the way null characters are handled by The Graph and its PostgreSQL backend, it was possible to create lookalike domains that couldn’t be distinguished from the names they imitated using only data from our subgraph.