Onchain Storyteller. I Turn Projects Into Worlds, Characters, And Chapters.
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Some journeys become special because of where they take you;
and some, because of the moment they began.
For me, being part of the very first Soneium Ambassador group will always mean something different.
And among all the memories of this beginning, I’ll always remember Ramz - the person who gave me this opportunity.
Maybe one day, many groups will come after us, and many more stories will be written.
But I’ll always remember these early days.
Because I was there when it was all just beginning. 💙
@0xRamz
🧱 A big congratulations to the founding candidates of the Soneium Ambassador Program
This first group has spent the contribution period bringing new users onchain, sharing Soneium with the people around them, and helping shape what this program can become.
From bringing mini apps to friends and family to hosting Spaces around IP and entertainment, every contribution has added something to the foundation.
There will be many more groups to come, but this one will always be the first.
Keep building.
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ASTAR NETWORK
Part 10: dApp Staking
Pixie had entered the Portal and seen its different sections.
Now it was time for him to experience it himself.
He connected his wallet and entered the Stake section.
But what he saw wasn't just ordinary staking.
Here, he could stake his ASTR on projects built on Astar - and by doing so, support those projects.
In return, staking rewarded him.
Pixie reviewed the projects' information and their staking status. But there was one important detail.
The choice of project didn't affect the staker's own reward rate. The reward rate was determined by the total participation across the network.
Choosing a dApp was more about deciding which projects would receive the users' support and the dApps' share of rewards.
The cycle was designed to be annual, and the Portal showed the time remaining in it.
Pixie looked at the project list once more. The Portal now meant something different to him.
Here, ASTR wasn't just being moved around; users also played a role in supporting the ecosystem's projects.
Among the names, one felt familiar to Pixie.
@kyofinance
Pixie clicked on it.
But there was a problem.
He didn't have any ASTR yet.
He thought for a moment and picked up his phone.
He dialed a number.
"I need a little ASTR."
@AstarNetwork @0xMR_IMAN @StartaleGroup
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Part 9: Portal
Pixie and Captain Reza entered the ninth floor.
They stood in front of a door. Above it was written: Astar Portal
Pixie asked:
Where is this?
Reza said:
After the bridge was built, they rebuilt this door so that everything could come together in one place. We came this far together. From here on, you have to experience it yourself. I am no longer the guide inside this part.
Pixie went in.
The room looked like a large counter. Not a lab. Not a bridge.
Just a place where an ordinary person could work with the network.
This was the main site and gateway of @AstarNetwork
From here, you could enter the network.
From here, you could send ASTR to another network.
From here, you could see your balance, put your share into the network, and find the projects.
Before this, those things were scattered.
Pixie stood in the middle of the hall and whispered:
So the bridge was only a crossing.
The Portal is where people actually use that path.
At the end of the hall, two more paths could be seen.
One looked like a market; a place to buy and sell ASTR.
The other looked like a desk for money; a place where assets could work, not just sit.
The main door was open.
Now it was time to see what the network had built behind that door for real use.
@WatanabeSota @0xMR_IMAN @0xRamz
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The Unwritten Stories
Chapter 9: The Line Between
Pixie stared at the painting on the wall for a long moment.
It was VELA…
but she was different from anything he had seen before.
Pixie:
This is VELA?
Milo:
Yes.
Pixie:
But this isn't the VELA I know.
Milo:
Because the version you're looking at is something I made myself.
Her appearance, her outfit, certain parts of her personality…
I changed the things I felt needed to change.
Pixie:
So you used the original VELA, but you also added things of your own to her.
Milo:
Exactly.
Pixie:
Then why not just create a whole new character of your own?
Milo:
Because I wanted to work with something I already loved.
Pixie fell silent for a few seconds.
Then he pointed at the painting.
Pixie:
But if the original character already existed…
who does what you created truly belong to?
Milo looked at the painting:
VELA existed before me.
But this version… didn't.
Pixie:
So you're saying this work belongs to you?
Milo:
I'm saying part of her came from VELA…
and part of her came from me.
Pixie looked at the painting once more.
Now the question had shifted for him.
If a fan starts from an existing character and adds something new to it…
where exactly is the line between what already existed and what they themselves created?
To be continued…
@soneium @0xRamz @businessj386
The Unwritten Stories
Chapter 8: Rebirth
Pixie followed the address Alden had given him.
He expected to find an art gallery, but when he arrived, he found himself standing in front of a simple, ordinary house.
He looked at the house number for a few moments.
It was the right address.
With a little hesitation, he rang the doorbell.
A few seconds later, the door opened.
A voice from behind the door said:
Hello, Captain. Alden said you were coming.
Pixie replied:
Then I must be in the right place. You must be Milo.
Milo smiled, stepped aside, and said:
Come in.
Pixie entered the house.
Inside, the place looked more like a personal studio than an ordinary home.
Art supplies and tools were scattered around the room. Several canvases hung on the walls, while sketches, small sculptures, and various objects covered the table.
Pixie looked around.
Then one of the paintings on the wall caught his attention.
He took a few steps closer.
It was VELA.
But not the VELA he had seen before.
It was another version.
A different interpretation of the same character.
Pixie stared at the painting for a moment.
It seemed he had come to the right place.
Here, new questions were being born...
And perhaps, answers he had not yet discovered.
@soneium @0xRamz @0xMR_NIK
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Part 9: Portal
Pixie and Captain Reza entered the ninth floor.
They stood in front of a door. Above it was written: Astar Portal
Pixie asked:
Where is this?
Reza said:
After the bridge was built, they rebuilt this door so that everything could come together in one place. We came this far together. From here on, you have to experience it yourself. I am no longer the guide inside this part.
Pixie went in.
The room looked like a large counter. Not a lab. Not a bridge.
Just a place where an ordinary person could work with the network.
This was the main site and gateway of @AstarNetwork
From here, you could enter the network.
From here, you could send ASTR to another network.
From here, you could see your balance, put your share into the network, and find the projects.
Before this, those things were scattered.
Pixie stood in the middle of the hall and whispered:
So the bridge was only a crossing.
The Portal is where people actually use that path.
At the end of the hall, two more paths could be seen.
One looked like a market; a place to buy and sell ASTR.
The other looked like a desk for money; a place where assets could work, not just sit.
The main door was open.
Now it was time to see what the network had built behind that door for real use.
@WatanabeSota @0xMR_IMAN @0xRamz
ASTAR NETWORK
Part 8: The Bridge Floor (ASTR Beyond One Network)
After leaving the Burn Core, Pixie and Captain Reza took the elevator back up to the eighth floor.
Pixie was still thinking about the events of the previous floor. How the community members had decided to burn a part of their ASTR for a stronger future.
Pixie looked at Reza and asked:
Captain... after all these changes, what was the next step?
Reza said excitedly:
Now we are going to the place where ASTR learned not to live only in one network.
They entered a large hall with a transparent and luminous bridge floating in the air in the middle. Two large digital cores were on both sides of the bridge and the green currents of ASTR were moving between them.
Pixie stepped forward with curiosity and asked:
What is this thing that looks like a bridge?
Reza stood next to him and pointed to the words “ASTR Cross-Chain” written on the screen and said:
This is one of the most important new steps of Astar. The goal was for ASTR to not be limited to one environment and to be able to move between different ecosystems more easily.
Pixie carefully looked at the movement of tokens on the bridge and said:
So ASTR can travel to other places?
Reza nodded:
Exactly. By using new technologies and collaborating with @chainlink , a more secure path was created for ASTR to move between networks. Instead of users facing complicated paths, the goal was to make value transfer simpler and more reliable.
Pixie thought for a while and asked:
So ASTR will not leave Astar anymore?
Reza said with a smile:
No, not at all. ASTR’s main home is still @AstarNetwork . But a star is limited when it shines in one spot. When it can spread its light to more places, it has more opportunities to grow.
Pixie looked at the bridge again and asked:
So this bridge is not just for transportation... it is for the ecosystem to grow bigger.
Reza nodded with satisfaction and replied:
Exactly, Captain. The future of Web3 is not just building separate networks. The future is connecting them.
They were silent for a few moments, watching the green lights move on the bridge.
Suddenly, Pixie pointed to one of the digital cores on the other side and asked curiously:
What is this other side? Where is @soneium ?
@kho smiled mysteriously and replied:
That has another story, Pixie. One day we will go there and investigate everything about it.
Pixie asked curiously:
So there are still more secrets left?
Reza walked towards the exit and pointed with his hand and said:
In the world of Astar, there is always a new secret to discover and they both walked towards the elevator.
We will soon enter another amazing world. Are you ready?
@0xRamz @0xMR_IMAN @0xMR_NIK
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Chapter 8: Rebirth
Pixie followed the address Alden had given him.
He expected to find an art gallery, but when he arrived, he found himself standing in front of a simple, ordinary house.
He looked at the house number for a few moments.
It was the right address.
With a little hesitation, he rang the doorbell.
A few seconds later, the door opened.
A voice from behind the door said:
Hello, Captain. Alden said you were coming.
Pixie replied:
Then I must be in the right place. You must be Milo.
Milo smiled, stepped aside, and said:
Come in.
Pixie entered the house.
Inside, the place looked more like a personal studio than an ordinary home.
Art supplies and tools were scattered around the room. Several canvases hung on the walls, while sketches, small sculptures, and various objects covered the table.
Pixie looked around.
Then one of the paintings on the wall caught his attention.
He took a few steps closer.
It was VELA.
But not the VELA he had seen before.
It was another version.
A different interpretation of the same character.
Pixie stared at the painting for a moment.
It seemed he had come to the right place.
Here, new questions were being born...
And perhaps, answers he had not yet discovered.
@soneium @0xRamz @0xMR_NIK
The Unwritten Stories
Chapter 7: The Unseen Creators
Pixie held the phone in his hand; after a few rings, a voice finally answered:
Alden, go ahead.
Pixie replied:
Hello, old man. How are you?
Alden:
Hello, Captain Pixie. I’m doing well.
Pixie:
Yesterday, I asked about a character...
About what makes a work of art stay alive, even as it changes.
Alden:
And now, do you have a new question?
Pixie:
If a work connects with people so deeply that they want to add something of their own to it...
What happens at that moment?
Alden:
So, this time you’re asking about those who don’t just watch.
Pixie:
Those who begin to create.
Alden:
Exactly. Some stories aren't just seen or heard...
They are experienced.
Pixie:
And some audience members want to express a part of that experience in their own way.
But if what they create stems from an existing work...
What belongs to them, and what belongs to the original creator?
Alden thought for a moment and said:
That is precisely where the questions begin, not where they end.
I know someone who might be able to answer that question better than I can.
Pixie:
Who?
Alden:
An artist.
But not someone who merely follows stories.
Someone who, when they love something...
Cannot remain just a spectator.
Pixie:
A creator?
Alden:
Perhaps...
Or maybe just a fan who decided to create something. Alden fell silent for a moment, then said:
Interesting...
As it happens, he had visited this shop yesterday, just before you walked in.
Pixie:
Perhaps that brief encounter wasn't merely a coincidence.
Alden:
His name is Milo Carter. Alden gave Milo's address to Captain Pixie.
Now, Pixie has stepped into a story where the harder he tries to find answers, the more questions and new facets of the mystery he encounters.
To be continued...
@soneium @0xRamz @0xMR_NIK
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The stories from this world are still being written.
If you want to start from the beginning:
MorningVille — Part 1: I Know a Place
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Astar Network — Part 1: A Letter That Smelled of Secret
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Unwritten Stories — Chapter 1: Echoes Beyond the Frame
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Startale — Part 1: Pixie's First Note
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Part 1 : A Letter That Smelled of Secret
Pixie was sitting at his desk like any other boring morning, looking at the silver medallion that had Citizen Number 001 written on it.
He was eating breakfast and leafing through the MorningMint Times, but his eyes were looking for something bigger than the usual news.
The doorbell rang, as if confirming his transaction. Pixie quickly went to the door and saw Mr. Duck, the mailman, handing him a cream-colored envelope with a green and purple Astar seal.
Pixie opened the envelope and saw that the letter was from his old friend Captain Reza. Pixie was calling him and Captain Rez.
The letter read:
Pixie, a great adventure has begun in the Astar Guild, an adventure that will make our society stronger and has millions of ASTR in prize money. A creative sailor detective like you can take part in it. Come to the address: Startale Street, Astar Bay Area, I will show you this magical path from beginning to end. I am waiting.
Pixie’s eyes sparkled and he muttered:
The case of the century, he threw his navy blue sailor jacket with brass buttons over his shoulders, straightened his white hat and shouted loudly:
Mrs. Hudson! Dear Mrs. Hudson!
From the corridor, a cute brown hop with a white lace apron and a little chef’s hat ran out and said, Yes, Captain Pixie?
Pixie said: “Get a taxi right away.” Destination: Startale Street, Astar Bay Area
Mrs. Hudson muttered under her breath and left.
A few minutes later the taxi arrived and Pixie picked up his laptop, fluffed up his navy blue jacket, pulled up his striped tail and got in.
The driver said with a smile: "Startale Street?"
Pixie rolled down the window, the wind hit his face, and he whispered softly:
The secret of the Guild Astar... The case is open..
@soneium @AstarNetwork @0xMR_IMAN @KhonsaReza @0xMR_NIK
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The Soneium Ambassador Program launched a challenge:
design a CD label - and the work had to be original.
I created it the only way a storyteller knows how:
A fingerprint - because every work carries the mark of its creator.
And a touch of the Soneium gradient - because this story belongs to it.
Compact moves, lasting impact.
@soneium @0xRamz @0xMR_NIK
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Good Morning CT
Sometimes the wound is not only that someone used your work without asking.
It is this: people who see your work every day know who made it. Then the same work appears somewhere else - and that knowledge leaves no mark.
They know.
But knowing, by itself, records nothing.
Maybe that is the real fault line in IP: the gap between recognizing a creator and recognizing their right.
And maybe the better question is this:
If people already know who a work belongs to, why shouldn’t that knowledge be written down - and mean something?
@soneium @0xRamz @farzad_eidi
gm fam ☀️
what would it feel like to see something you spent days creating shared everywhere except under your own name
this made me think about the time and emotion creators put into their work
when you build an image a character or a small world with AI you still remember every decision behind it
the first idea
the changes
the details that felt wrong
and the ones that finally made the work feel right
so when someone shares that work without mentioning the creator it feels like more than a missing name
it feels like part of the creative process has been removed
i don’t think every viewer needs to become an investigator
but if people recognize where something came from they should have a simple way to show it
using AI does not erase the choices made by the person behind the work
credit should not depend only on the creator being lucky enough to be noticed
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It has been an honor to be part of this community for over a year, and I have consistently strived to expand and elevate it.
A special thank you to @0xMR_NIK for the opportunity he has provided to me and my fellow members.
Posts like this mean a lot to me.
Because this is exactly what we’ve been trying to build. not just an active community but a space where people think, question, contribute, learn from each other and help shape what comes next.
On September 18, our unofficial @soneium community turns 2 years old.
And for me, the real value of these two years is not just growth in numbers, but seeing this mindset become visible inside the community itself.
When members start understanding the structure, adding their own perspective and helping strengthen what we’re building together, that’s when a community becomes something much bigger than a group.
Special shoutout to @0xRamz for supporting the growth of regional communities throughout this journey. ❤️
We’re still building. ⭐
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Good morning CT ☀️🫡
In 2005, Matt Furie created a cartoon character called Pepe the Frog for his comic Boy's Club.
A calm, harmless frog.
Years later, when Infowars used Pepe's image on a poster without permission, Furie sued.
His lawyers initially sought more than a million dollars in damages.
The case ultimately settled for $15,000.
In April 2023, without Furie knowing anything about it, a token called PEPE launched, using that exact character.
Within weeks, its market cap went from $50,000 to $821 million.
A rise of nearly five million percent.
Furie himself, on a live stream, said he had no idea the coin even existed.
The creator of a character had to fight for years just to defend his rights and settled for $15,000.
Then a project worth hundreds of millions was built directly on that same creativity and he didn't even find out until after the fact, let alone get a share.
That's exactly the gap: no system to obtain consent beforehand, no way for the real creator to register their stake from day one.
@soneium
is built around exactly that moment.
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Great call today.
It was good to hear different ideas and see so many people willing to contribute.
Looking forward to what we build together from here. 🤝
@soneium @0xRamz @Amirarsaloffic1
35+ members joined us this Saturday! But the number is only one part of the story.
This week, we focused on the next phase of our community:
Building a stronger regional community by identifying, connecting and activating the skills, ideas and potential that already exist within our members.
And this isn’t just a future vision. Part of that plan goes into action this week, starting with new initiatives focused on supporting the talented artists within our community. 🎨
We also discussed:
🔹 Startale Discord roles and recent updates
🔹 The latest developments around the @soneium Ambassador Program
🔹 How we can create clearer paths for more members to contribute and grow
A huge thank you to everyone who joined, shared ideas, asked questions and contributed to the discussion and especially to everyone who stepped up and spoke during the call. 🤝
Special shout out to @KhonsaReza, @ecobyg, @miasmaaa_, @Amirarsaloffic1, @pixiechain221 and all the other amazing members! 🙌
35+ people in one call is great.
But turning that collective capacity into structure, contributors, leaders and real regional impact is what matters.
That’s exactly what we’re building. ⭐
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The Unwritten Stories
Chapter 7: The Unseen Creators
Pixie held the phone in his hand; after a few rings, a voice finally answered:
Alden, go ahead.
Pixie replied:
Hello, old man. How are you?
Alden:
Hello, Captain Pixie. I’m doing well.
Pixie:
Yesterday, I asked about a character...
About what makes a work of art stay alive, even as it changes.
Alden:
And now, do you have a new question?
Pixie:
If a work connects with people so deeply that they want to add something of their own to it...
What happens at that moment?
Alden:
So, this time you’re asking about those who don’t just watch.
Pixie:
Those who begin to create.
Alden:
Exactly. Some stories aren't just seen or heard...
They are experienced.
Pixie:
And some audience members want to express a part of that experience in their own way.
But if what they create stems from an existing work...
What belongs to them, and what belongs to the original creator?
Alden thought for a moment and said:
That is precisely where the questions begin, not where they end.
I know someone who might be able to answer that question better than I can.
Pixie:
Who?
Alden:
An artist.
But not someone who merely follows stories.
Someone who, when they love something...
Cannot remain just a spectator.
Pixie:
A creator?
Alden:
Perhaps...
Or maybe just a fan who decided to create something. Alden fell silent for a moment, then said:
Interesting...
As it happens, he had visited this shop yesterday, just before you walked in.
Pixie:
Perhaps that brief encounter wasn't merely a coincidence.
Alden:
His name is Milo Carter. Alden gave Milo's address to Captain Pixie.
Now, Pixie has stepped into a story where the harder he tries to find answers, the more questions and new facets of the mystery he encounters.
To be continued...
@soneium @0xRamz @0xMR_NIK
The Unwritten Stories
Chapter 6: The First Echo
The next morning...
There was a strange silence in 221 DefiStreet.
In the study, the light was still on.
On the table, the notebook was open, filled with questions that had occupied Pixie's mind for the past few days.
Creator...
Work...
Audience...
Three different paths... that perhaps all led to a common question.
The VELA figure was next to the notebook. A small version of a famous character that had made Pixie think about the past, change, and future of a work.
The door opened and Pixie entered the house.
His clothes were a little messy, and the tiredness was visible on his face.
It seemed like he had been through a difficult night.
He put his coat aside and went to the study.
Before sitting down at the table, he said loudly:
Mrs. Hudson?
There was no answer.
He said again:
Mrs. Hudson?
Did you send the envelope I gave you last night?
Still silent.
Then he looked around.
On the table was the morning newspaper.
Pixie picked up the newspaper and, as he flipped through the pages, muttered:
"So it made it..."
His eyes fell on a familiar column:
Elias Vane
Article title:
"When a Fan Begins to Create"
Sometimes a work doesn't just continue in the mind of its creator.
Sometimes a character or a story connects with people so much that they decide to add to it.
A new image.
A different design.
A personal take.
Something that may not have started with a command or a plan...
But with a feeling.
But here's the question:
When a fan creates something new based on a work...
Are they still just an audience member?
Or does he step into the path of creation for a moment?
Maybe the line between a viewer and a creator isn't always as simple as we think.
But the bigger question is:
If a work inspires thousands of people to create something new...
Isn't that part of the success of that work?
Pixie put down the newspaper.
He thought for a moment.
He looked at the old Vela.
At the version that was just an idea years ago...
And at the character that so many people were talking about today.
In the past few days, every answer had only created a new question for him.
Arin had started an idea.
A work had changed over time.
People had connected with it.
And now...
There were those who wanted to add something to it.
Pixie said:
Until today I have only looked at the things that came my way...
But perhaps it is time for me to look for the answers myself.
Then he picked up the phone on the table, dialed a number, and waited...
To be continued...
@soneium @0xRamz @0xMR_NIK
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