By writing code for generative art you are writing a story. A story starts with a single premise, then each sentence is written to support and stretch it. The plot’s skeleton must be scaffolded, the characters known, and then each line carefully shaped, unfurling to the reader (and often to the writer) an understanding that builds and broadens, with tension and surprise but without trickery. This, then that. If, then, else. Imagination following pathways of logic.

With the Linea Surge on the horizon, explore why liquidity is a crucial indicator of a healthy, robust network benefiting all Linea builders and users in web3.

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Last updated: May 8th, 2024

April flew by and we’re thrilled for another Dev Cook-Off in Linea steeped with hacking and learnings to help web3 developers build on Linea, win prizes, and connect with our team and other builders. Our April Cook-Off was a huge success with over 500 registrants and 30+ submissions, and we can’t wait to see what you builders build next.

This issue of Thumbs’ Update is brought to you by my wonderful patrons on Hypersub. I recently expanded to Base network to make it even easier to become a patron. To learn more about what makes this onchain subscription special and become a Subs Up patron, click on either of these links → Base / Optimism.

This essay is a thought experiment and in no way serves as financial advice.

The Rollup Coaster is a bi-weekly newsletter that dives into the fascinating world of Ethereum, exploring the latest in rollups, zero-knowledge proofs, based sequencing/preconfirmations, MEV/PBS/SUAVE, and much more.

Earlier this year, we launched Boost Inbox, a simple-to-use platform for collectors to mint and earn crypto rewards from creators looking to promote their work onchain. Using Boost Protocol, anyone can mint NFTs across platforms like Zora, Sound, and Mirror and use Boost to drive additional onchain distribution.