by James Young, Founder, Abridged Inc., Makers of Collab.Land. The Productivity Trap Most AI-at-work conversations I'm in start the same way. Engineers shipping 2x faster. Marketers producing 10x the content. Support teams resolving tickets in half the time. The numbers are real and the wins are worth
What Changed In March 2026, Magic Eden deprecated support for Bitcoin-related APIs, including those used for Ordinals. These APIs were previously part of the infrastructure used by platforms like Collab.Land to verify Bitcoin-based assets for token gated access. As a result, some existing Bitcoin Ordinals verification setups may have
Solana NFTs come in many shapes and forms. There are different standards, different filters, and different ways to identify your collection. The good news? Collab.Land supports it all. In this guide, we will walk through how to set up Token Gated Rules (TGRs) for every type of Solana NFT
What if you could fully participate in token-gated communities - without ever exposing your main wallet or vault? That’s exactly what Delegate, powered by delegate.xyz, makes possible. Instead of connecting your main wallet or vault (cold wallet) directly, you can assign a separate wallet to act on its
By Anjali Young Let's be honest. It's slow out there. I'm not going to pretend otherwise. The market is quiet. A lot of projects are going dark and people are slowly leaving the space. And it's not just projects or the people
By: Chibi. Greetings fellow web3 companions. As you may or may not know, I’m all about community. The fun of community. The spirit, the vibes of it. Honestly, anything online community-related. While my previous articles have focused on the cozy feeling communities bring me, I felt a moral obligation
By James Young, CEO and Founder, Collab.Land We've had a front-row seat to thousands of token-gated communities at Collab.Land over the last six years. Some exploded. Some plateaued. Some faded. What surprised me most wasn't the failure rate. It was the reason behind it.
Getting quality feedback from actual crypto users is really, really hard. They don't fill out forms. They ignore cold emails. They're allergic to anything that feels like marketing. So we tried something different. The problem with traditional outreach Most feedback tools were built for web2. Blast
From January 29, 2026 at 9:00 AM Eastern through February 2, 2026 at 9:00 AM Eastern, Collab.Land ran Pass the Tag, a live tipping tournament built on SmartTag 2.0. Twenty-five players. Four days. One goal: send as many successful onchain tips as possible. The numbers tell
By: Chibi. Right now, we’re running a tipping tournament inside Discord, powered by SmartTag 2.0, where players compete by sending as many onchain tips as possible. Brother, it’s been CRAZY. By the second day, the tournament channel had already passed 9,000 messages and almost 8000 tips.
by James Young, Founder, Abridged Inc., Makers of Collab.Land. Collab.Land started with a simple idea: ownership should mean something online. If you held a token or an NFT, you should be able to prove it. And communities should be able to act on that proof. That idea became
Collab.Land introduces Pass the Tag, a live tipping tournament built on SmartTag 2.0, our next iteration of in-chat, onchain transactions. This is a short, competitive game designed to do two things at once: * Give community members a fun, social way to play together * Put SmartTag 2.0 into