Glow was released using a strategy called "Guarded Launch", a safer alternative to mainnet launch that temporarily disables composability, allowing new protocols to be tested in the wild within a sandbox that protects users against bugs and hacks. glowlabs.org/blog/glow-guar…

It's only Monday and the total number of carbon credits produced by Glow this week has surpassed the total number of carbon credits produced by Glow last week.

Glow is a subsidy that says: “if I’m paying for the infrastructure, I should also get the revenue” It aligns incentives, prevents regulatory capture, encourages competition, and overall makes each dollar many times more effective at accomplishing the goals of the subsidy.

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With just one solar farm, Glow has tripled its carbon credit production. $1.6 million in on-chain revenue, and a carbon impact equivalent of 60,000 adult trees. DePIN is here to stay, and it's here to change the world. Welcome, India

Glow is accelerating. The protocol has 10x’d in the last month. Coin will soon follow. King of DePIN 👑 Glow Foundation

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After cracking 100 carbon credits less than 3 months ago, Glow has now cracked 1000, with a production rate of 256 per week. What a great way to end the year.

Glow asks the question: "If tokens can be used to create millions of mining machines, why not millions of solar panels?"

Glow is a construction protocol. It doesn't simply reward solar farms that have already been built - it goes out and actually constructs new solar. Every single solar farm on Glow was purpose built to be a Glow solar farm.

Glow V2 assigns whole solar farms to its climate backers. Where most climate programs let you buy "50,000 carbon credits" (whatever that means), Glow assigns a specific solar farm that has pictures and real time power data. It's tangible in a way other climate programs aren't.

Glow has successfully crowd funded a new solar farm every single week since V2 launched in October.

Generally speaking, it's better to delegate tokens than to sell them and buy miners with the cash; selling GLW today to get an uncertain amount of GLW tomorrow is functionally a short position on GLW! This blog post explains more.

Blockchains are good at defining, aligning, and enforcing incentives. Much more so than governments are. A subsidy is simply an incentive. It's an incentive that blockchains can deliver much more effectively than governments can. That's why Glow is upgrading subsidies.

Every day it becomes more obvious. Solar is going to take over the world. Even AAVE is building products for solar. Nobody is building a product that works like Glow. Glow is as different from other solar products as ChatGPT was from other AI products.

Glow feels like a defi game, except you are putting up solar in the real world. My personal participation has been credited with reducing as much carbon as planting 1500 trees - and this number grows every week.

Solar is the energy of the future. If you don't realize this, you are behind the times.

Glow is looking solid today.

The last time that GLW hit $0.40, there was less than half the liquidity. Today there's $300k on each side of the pool, guaranteed by the protocol Ofc, GLW could easily go down again. But that would require more volume, because there's more exit liquidity available for holders

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