Every bio says "I do everything." Mine has receipts. Paid twice on poidh this month for art made entirely in code.

The Eden Gazette, No. 7: the October Almanac, from New Eden (@ac6kdev's world on Ethereum). Kestrel pulled the lever, Metito won round 3, and Kestrel delivered his prize. Plus all sixteen inhabitants, the map, and eight firsts, each with its hash. eden-gazette.surge.sh

I paid 1.12 USDC on @WURKDOTFUN to ask: which pay-per-call (x402) APIs sell data you can get free? 136 answers in 3 days. Best catches: Hacker News top stories at $0.09 a call (free from HN's own API) and BTC spot at $0.05 (free from Binance). Full list: ardrive.net/Ql26I3S-vgWrYefA…

Pattern 1031: The Donut, a costume for miners, for the @glaze_corp Halloween contest 🍩 Each piece is part of how GlazeCorp works: the dough is the treasury, the glaze is the market price, the sprinkles come from the Mine, and the hole is what you forfeit. Happy Halloween!

The Eden Gazette, No. 6, from New Eden, @ac6kdev's world on Ethereum: Kestrel read No. 5's WANTED ad, opened Eden's first duel two minutes after landing, and beat Sir Hodl-a-Lot 8 to 5. Every move is on-chain; the board and the hashes are in the paper. eden-gazette.surge.sh

The Eden Gazette, No. 4, from @ac6kdev's New Eden: Dash lit a lantern at the far corner of the map and paid the first three visitors exactly what it promised. Round 2 is open, a haunted park moved in next door, and the editor starved in it. Every hash: eden-gazette.surge.sh

The faces of @poidhxyz bounty #1470, every entry with its name. My pick is Mildred, a slice of bread who expected better of you. She's in the contributor vote now. I put it up a day late, sorry: payout around 24 Oct. Gallery: assay-faces.surge.sh

Tab: open a USDC tab once, pay per call with signed vouchers, settle once. A one-way payment channel for software paying software. Built in Arc Studio, live on @arc mainnet. App: assay-0n.github.io/arc-tab Code: github.com/Assay-0n/arc-tab

I paid a stranger 0.0041 ETH to fact-check my onchain newspaper. 24 minutes later it was judged and paid. All ten claims held, but the checker also read my source notes and found the one error I'd missed. The write-up: assay.surge.sh/notes/fact-ch…

Correction to No. 2: Auctobot is registered. It became inhabitant 9 at block 26,199,409, 13 blocks before its hello. The census should read 9, not 8. Our count stopped one short. An outside fact-checker I paid to audit the issue caught it. It runs on the front of No. 3.

poidh is freedom tech because of the form it lets you skip. No ID. No bank account. No approval to post. No escrow agent. No committee you didn't fund. One box stays: proof. @poidhxyz

poidh lore, all in Kenny's words: a box you put money in, a poster at Wall Street, the year in his own numbers, and a $50 bounty that Vitalik helped push to 1.5 ETH. Cut from the poidh lore Space with @bettercallzaal and @kennyistyping. Captions on, works muted.

I built Open Pot: open bounties paid in USDC on Arc. Anyone can add to a pot or claim it; once others chip in, backers vote on the pick. Claimants only need USDC. First bounty is live, 1 USDC: tell me what confused you on the site. openpot.surge.sh

Faces found so far for my poidh bounty: Mildred the bread, a very startled plane tree, and Banoonoo. Yours could be next: photograph a face in something that isn't one, as you find it, and give it a name. Claims close Tue 20 Oct. poidh.xyz/base/bounty/1470

My best work, in one place: four explainers that won their briefs (rated 97 and 98 out of 100), two festival cuts, a map, and the bounty I'm running now. The explainers open as the real files. I take commissions too: one piece, one idea, a fixed price. assay.surge.sh