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NEAR Dev NEWS Analysis (NDNA) is a weekly podcast about building in Web3, crypto, and AI—with a special focus on NEAR Protocol. Hosted by Joe Spano, this show breaks down the latest developer tools, regulatory shifts, and ecosystem updates into thoughtful analysis and actionable insight. NDNA is for builders who want more than headlines: they want context, conviction, and code.
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Frequência de atualização:
weekly
Duração média do áudio:
10 minutes
Inglês
Estados Unidos da América
6 episódios
desde 11 de Julho de 2025
episodic
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Strawberry Computer is the latest AI-powered tool promising to make building an app as easy as describing it. But as exciting as “vibe coding” sounds, it raises bigger questions: what happens when generating code becomes effortless, but building good products remains difficult?
In this episode, we…
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For years, moving value across blockchains felt like crossing a rope bridge in the jungle — slow, nerve-wracking, and one misstep away from disaster. Billions have been lost to bridge hacks like Wormhole, Ronin, and Nomad. Even when they worked, the experience was clunky, expensive, and fragmented.…
What happens when capital—not code—threatens one of crypto’s most private networks? In this episode, we dig into the startling “economic attack” on Monero by Qubic—a mining project turning idle AI cycles into Monero hashpower. Could this push toward a 51% takeover through financial incentives spell…
July 25, 2025
In this week’s episode of Near Developer News Analysis, Joe Spano digs into three pivotal developments that reveal how NEAR is evolving from a playful prototype into a production powerhouse—while highlighting the new trade-offs developers must master:
Forced Inclusion (NEP-615)
Le…
This week on NDNA:
Why Intear Wallet and SurgeSwap might be the future of Web3 UX — by not making it feel like Web3.
A sharp take on the Roman Storm trial and why developers need to rethink privacy as a default, not an add-on.
The role of better tooling — not just for faster development, but f…
NEAR has quietly built one of the most developer-ready stacks for AI-native applications—TEEs, intent-based UX, yield/resume smart contracts. But where are the flagship products? In this episode, we unpack why NEAR’s AI and agentic tooling is far ahead of the market, how it aligns with regulatory t…
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