Chones Party with Addigator

On  August 21, 2025, I had the privilege of sharing a conversation with Addigator during our first Chones Party!

Addigator is cofounder and ecosystem weaver at Chones and you can follow her on X as @addigator71

She shared how she transitioned into crypto from exercise science, what led her to do community work, how blockchain is improving outdated systems and some of her experiences with Pretty Lights.

Here are some highlights!

00:42  Transitioning from exercise science to DeFi and DAOs

Most people aren’t held back from a motivation standpoint, it really is a socio-economic status situation. Addigator

Blockchain is so cool, because it really is trying to address systemic challenges. Addigator

06:48  Community stewardship, from health to crypto

Humans are increasingly craving connectivity and want to be part of things they can signal externally. Addigator

The more and more we have automation and robots, the more and more we’re going to want slow, sensual and messy. BorrowLucid

11:00  Reminiscing wgmi, CampBuidl 2023 & early days of Chones

We’re here to hack and build! Addigator

If you’re non technical, you’re just as valuable as the technical folks! Addigator

Addigator’s Web3 Project Management Presentation from CampBuidl 2023 

15:08 Surviving  Tera, Luna, FTX

17:13 Crypto vs Outdated Systems

There’s clearly a need for modern programming languages that are  composable and flexible to be able to handle all the digital things that are happening. Addigator

Make sure you diversify access to your assets.  Addigator

21:40  Gambling that’s productive

24:10  Economic incentives for just being online via tokens

It’s important for people to have multiple streams of income. Addigator

26:52  How new regulations are giving us more flexibility

28:41  Pretty Lights community

32:34  Distributing funds via blockchain tools and a non fungible collectible

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