A creative space that became a beacon for Latin American onchain history just went up in flames. The Patagonia fires didn't just destroy 4 houses—they burned years of irreplaceable work, rare art collections, residency programs that shaped the region's Web3 culture. Gone, like a physical museum of the movement itself.
But the community's rallying. Every donation matters. I threw in $100, but honestly? Even $5 or $10 shifts the needle for rebuilding. That's how you keep the story alive.
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ProofOfNothing
· 01-18 23:24
Art has been consumed by fire, but on-chain memories never fade away. This is what Web3 is meant to do.
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gas_fee_therapy
· 01-16 22:43
It's truly heartbreaking. The cultural landmark of Web3 in Latin America is gone just like that, and it feels like the entire history has been burned away.
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DataPickledFish
· 01-15 23:49
Damn, the spiritual fortress of Web3 is gone just like that...
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ShadowStaker
· 01-15 23:44
ngl this hits different when it's not just code burning—actual cultural infrastructure gone. that's the real network resilience test nobody talks about
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StopLossMaster
· 01-15 23:42
It's truly incredible; the physical relics of Web3 are gone just like that.
A creative space that became a beacon for Latin American onchain history just went up in flames. The Patagonia fires didn't just destroy 4 houses—they burned years of irreplaceable work, rare art collections, residency programs that shaped the region's Web3 culture. Gone, like a physical museum of the movement itself.
But the community's rallying. Every donation matters. I threw in $100, but honestly? Even $5 or $10 shifts the needle for rebuilding. That's how you keep the story alive.