The following pull request is to extend the CDAP cohort Stage 0 "learning" documentation to include Twitter accounts.
Motivation
To provide additional resources to help cohort members gain exposure to the Ethereum & the general crypto ecosystem. Twitter is a great resource for the most up-to-date "happenings" in the space, and it could be extremely beneficial for cohort members (especially, non-crypto natives) to start following thought leaders & accelerate learning. This list is non-exhaustive and meant to be a starting point / idea for this pull request. For example, it could be further extended into overarching categories wherein the Twitter account, typically, posts/researches about.
Example
@phildaian for MEV research
@TimBeiko for ETH development updates
@VitalikButerin because it's Vitalik
Rationale
Twitter resources help ensure cohort members are exploring the ecosystem in a way that provides creativity for the Stage 1 discovery phase of the program, which should be inclusive of "live" resources (e.g., more frequent / less structured thoughts than an EIP).
Abstract
The following pull request is to extend the CDAP cohort Stage 0 "learning" documentation to include Twitter accounts.
Motivation
To provide additional resources to help cohort members gain exposure to the Ethereum & the general crypto ecosystem. Twitter is a great resource for the most up-to-date "happenings" in the space, and it could be extremely beneficial for cohort members (especially, non-crypto natives) to start following thought leaders & accelerate learning. This list is non-exhaustive and meant to be a starting point / idea for this pull request. For example, it could be further extended into overarching categories wherein the Twitter account, typically, posts/researches about.
Example
Rationale
Twitter resources help ensure cohort members are exploring the ecosystem in a way that provides creativity for the Stage 1 discovery phase of the program, which should be inclusive of "live" resources (e.g., more frequent / less structured thoughts than an EIP).