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Solfate Podcast - Blockchain analytics and data on Flipside Crypto (w/ GJ Flannery)
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GJ Flannery, the Head of Community at Flipside Crypto, discusses the onboarding process and documentation for Flipside's data analytics tool. He also explains how Flipside provides resources for beginners in data analysis and offers insights into how engineers and project founders can benefit from Flipside's data and offerings. GJ explains Flipside's revenue model, which includes a stake delegations from the Solana Foundation and the distribution of tokens to community members from their staked validator. He highlights the importance of data transparency and the public goods provided by Flipside. He also discusses the infrastructure and maintenance required to keep the data accessible and up-to-date. The conversation concludes with insights into the onboarding process for analysts and the involvement of academics in the Flipside community. Solfate Podcast, January 2024

And then, you know, there's me, like I'm on the community side and our community team, there's three of us.
The two guys who work with me are super Solana focused because they're hardcore DGens.
And so some of, I wanna talk about Trails, at least briefly, like they are definitely assisting by saying, here's, you know, what projects are asking for, interfacing with any project that wants something built.
That's like on my team, that's the community work.
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