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Meet the contributors keeping this community resource alive and growing.
@cryptoelle
Community builder and writer. Passionate about making crypto accessible to everyone.
bdag.life wasn't planned. It started as a shared document between a handful of people in the BlockDAG Discord who were frustrated that there was no good place to find technical analysis, tutorials, and community news in one place. The official channels were great for announcements, but the deeper conversations — the "how does this actually work?" and "what does this mean for holders?" questions — were getting lost in the noise.
Three months later, that shared document has become a proper publication with contributors across five time zones.
@dagwatcher handles market analysis and on-chain data. He's been tracking BDAG since before mainnet and has a background in quantitative finance. His weekly on-chain reports have become one of the most-read features on the site.
@noderunner99 covers the technical side — protocol deep dives, node setup guides, and anything that requires actually running the software. He operates three full nodes and has contributed bug reports to the core team.
@cryptoelle (that's me) handles community coverage, editorial coordination, and the newsletter. I came to BlockDAG from the Ethereum community and was immediately struck by how technically serious the BDAG community is.
bdag.life is genuinely community-driven. If you have something to say about BlockDAG — a tutorial, an analysis, a community story — we want to publish it. The bar is simple: be accurate, be honest, and don't shill. We'll help with editing.
Reach out in the Discord or Telegram and ask for the contributors channel. We review every submission and try to respond within 48 hours.
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