Skatehive X Vladimir Festival
Skatehive started as a small community of skaters posting content on-chain, and now it’s evolving into something much bigger. We’re more than stoked to see people not only enjoying what we’re building but actively contributing to the growth of the community by creating their own projects. What started as a place to share skate clips has now become a thriving platform with features like our Magazine for long-form content, a Feed for short posts, tipping functions, profile cards, airdrop buttons, and much more!
Just like in real life, where a crew comes together to repair a spot, film a session, or organize an event, the same thing is happening in the Web3 space, thanks to its open-source ethos. Builders in Skatehive connect, code, organize events, share ideas, and collectively decide the future of their favorite projects.
This year Skatehive supported Vladimir festival with the aim to onboard more skaters to the community. Your project may be the next to receive some love from Skatehive. For more question and onboarding help, just look for Marko Zubak around the festival, even in the early hours on the dancing floor. This is the spirit we’ve embraced as a community — an open-source approach where everyone is welcome to contribute their talents. Through DAO voting, we all have a say in deciding the next steps for Skatehive. It’s a true skater-driven project, built by the community, for the community. Let’s keep growing together!
Learn more about Skatehive’s history in this long-ass post by @knowhow92: https://www.skatehive.app/post/hive-173115/@knowhow92/the-origins-of-skatehive-skateboarding-community