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#CAW $CAW I ran the code pushed to GitHub in a local environment. Amazing work by Gilgamesh. The UI is intuitive, and I was able to seamlessly go from minting NFTs to posting (CAW). It will likely be refined even further from here. You don’t need to sign MetaMask...

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I ran the latest code pushed to GitHub. Thanks to the contributors’ dedicated work, most of the main functions of the CAW protocol seem to be working. NFT minting, deposits, withdrawals, and batch processing also appear to be functioning. As Gilgamesh mentioned, the frontend design will be refined moving forward. The current UI resembles X. I especially like the Trending hashtag strings displayed on the left. I’m really looking forward to the upcoming testnet release and the mainnet launch.
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I ran the latest code pushed to GitHub. Thanks to the contributors’ dedicated work, most of the main functions of the CAW protocol seem to be working. NFT minting, deposits, withdrawals, and batch processing also appear to be functioning. As Gilgamesh mentioned, the frontend design will be refined moving forward. The current UI resembles X. I especially like the Trending hashtag strings displayed on the left. I’m really looking forward to the upcoming testnet release and the mainnet launch.

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#CAW $CAW Since April 19, 2026, when Gilgamesh pushed a large amount of code to GitHub, new commits have been made every day. It’s very exciting.
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