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Joined December 2024
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Hold CNPY on BNB Smart Chain? Bring it home. A few clicks in the Terminal and it is native on Canopy, ready to stake. Watch the unwrap, full guide: canopynetwork.org/blogs/unwr…
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An app your customers use and your business runs on. That’s normally a project. How about fifteen minutes, written and deployed. Adam on the @RaylsLabs AMA.
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New Feature: App support for the node stack Running apps alongside your Canopy node used to mean hand-assembling configs, genesis files, and snapshots. Now it’s a few make commands. github.com/canopy-network/no…
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Run a node, but don’t want the risk of validation? Delegate. Delegation works differently than most chains. You’re not picking a validator. You’re picking an app, and your stake helps decide which apps get subsidized by the network. You can earn CNPY rewards, plus the native token of the app you delegate to. Some apps pay native token rewards even before they’re subsidized, which rewards people who show up early. Rewards are on auto-pilot. Rewards can auto-compound, so your position grows without extra steps. Open your wallet, pick an app, delegate.
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The part that got cheap is the building. The part that didn't is everyone who shows up afterwards. @AdamLiposky and @x10xalex on where founders should focus now.
When anyone can build software over a weekend, the edge comes from customers, community, and network effects. @AdamLiposky and @x10xalex on where founders should focus now.
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You’ve bridged back to Canopy. Now what? Delegate your CNPY. As @AdamLiposky puts it: "Every stake and delegation is a vote. It's how our users decide how the network grows." How it works: canopynetwork.org/blogs/the-…
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Most blockchains pay for security one way: new token emissions. Canopy adds subsidy transactions. Apps can send CNPY directly to the people securing them, choosing the amount, how long it runs, and who earns it. Flexible security means apps built to last.
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One prompt. 12 minutes. A working onchain app. No code written by a human. Describe what you want. The Canopy Dev Skill writes it, tests it, runs it, and builds the front end. Build your own: github.com/canopy-network/ca…
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Join our AMA to learn about the future of onchain development. @AdamLiposky will be discussing the latest on Canopy and how AI changes who can build onchain. Joining him will be Rayls founder @x10xalex. Live with @RaylsLabs today, 1pm ET / 6pm UK.
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Momentum is building for @canoliq. The bond behind the app has doubled in the past month to 10.7M CNPY!
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On Canopy, validators like @Stakely_io, @rhinostake, and @lavender_five are what keep everyone else’s apps running. Want to join them? Read this first: hardware, committees, slashing, unbonding, governance. Everything you need to know, in one place. canopynetwork.org/blogs/so-y…
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One thing people ask a lot: CNPY bought on an exchange is a BEP-20 balance on BSC. It can’t be bonded or directed to a committee until you unwrap it to native CNPY. Unwrapping CNPY walks through it step by step: canopynetwork.org/blogs/unwr…
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1/ October on Canopy, and the theme was the same every week: fewer steps between an idea and a live onchain app. Here were the big wins:
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5/ Wallet view. Follow a single wallet across every app in the ecosystem, from one page in the explorer. One view of what an address is doing everywhere, instead of checking each app on its own.
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6/ DevEx Success Story. Don't think you're technical enough? Last month a non-technical builder built a live onchain app, start to finish, on a phone. No laptop, no team, no prior code. The bar is forever lowered. canopynetwork.org/blogs/case…
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1/ The biggest risk in any restaking system is contagion. When one bond secures many chains, a failure on one chain can spread to all the others. Here's how Canopy contains it.
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5/ When the cap is hit, Canopy ejects instead of continuing to slash. The infected side gets cut off, the stake keeps securing everything else, and the failure stays local.
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6/ Shared security only works if failures stay local. That's the difference between restaking that compounds strength and restaking that compounds risk.
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