The Based Creators Show centered around heart, healing, and how far a bold idea can go when it’s backed by a community. We opened with the story of Barnabas Johnnie and his powerful project Little Men Big Dreams, celebrated the launch of the $CREATE Catalyst Grant on Incented, hosted a GIVE Party to honor mentors across Base, and showcased The Creators Grand Prix launching at NFT NYC.

The Based Creators Show centered around heart, healing, and how far a bold idea can go when it’s backed by a community. We opened with the story of Barnabas Johnnie and his powerful project Little Men Big Dreams, celebrated the launch of the $CREATE Catalyst Grant on Incented, hosted a GIVE Party to honor mentors across Base, and showcased The Creators Grand Prix launching at NFT NYC.

$CREATE Catalyst Grant Program, a collaboration between The Creators and Incented to reward bold creative leadership with 77 million $CREATE tokens. The Creators Grand Prix and GIVE Party!

$CREATE Catalyst Grant Program, a collaboration between The Creators and Incented to reward bold creative leadership with 77 million $CREATE tokens. The Creators Grand Prix and GIVE Party!

This week’s Base Creators Show was a whirlwind of innovation, engines, and onchain excellence. Broadcasted live with the vibe of a creator-powered pit crew, the show opened with a sneak peek into Coordinate’s new mini app, followed by a deep dive interview with Rex from DRVN Labo, the minds bringing Paul Walker’s Ferrari to the blockchain. We wrapped up with a Give Party for 3D artists on Farcaster because, well, who doesn't love a little retroactive recognition? Let’s break it down.

This week’s Base Creators Show was a whirlwind of innovation, engines, and onchain excellence. Broadcasted live with the vibe of a creator-powered pit crew, the show opened with a sneak peek into Coordinate’s new mini app, followed by a deep dive interview with Rex from DRVN Labo, the minds bringing Paul Walker’s Ferrari to the blockchain. We wrapped up with a Give Party for 3D artists on Farcaster because, well, who doesn't love a little retroactive recognition? Let’s break it down.