About
bdag.life is an independent publication run by BlockDAG community members. We cover the network honestly — the technical details, the market dynamics, the community stories — without hype, without affiliation, and without an agenda beyond getting it right.
"Make BlockDAG legible to everyone who cares about it."
The BlockDAG protocol is technically sophisticated. The community is smart and growing fast. But good, honest writing about what's actually happening — the architecture, the economics, the people — has been hard to find in one place. bdag.life exists to fix that.
We'd rather publish less and get it right than publish fast and get it wrong. Every technical claim is verified. Every number is sourced. If we make a mistake, we correct it publicly.
bdag.life is not affiliated with the BlockDAG core team, any investor, or any project building on the network. We don't take sponsored content. We don't shill. Our only interest is the community.
The site is free to read, forever. The community is open to join. The contributor process is transparent. We believe the best writing about BlockDAG will come from the people who are actually building and holding.
No single person controls the editorial direction. We make decisions together, in public, in the community channels. If you disagree with something we've published, tell us — we're listening.
@dagwatcher
Market & On-Chain Analysis
On-chain analyst and long-term BDAG holder. Tracking the network since genesis. Background in quantitative finance.
@noderunner99
Technical Writing
Node operator and protocol researcher. Running BDAG infrastructure since testnet v1. Contributor to the core bug tracker.
@cryptoelle
Editorial & Community
Community builder and writer. Came to BlockDAG from the Ethereum ecosystem. Handles editorial coordination and the newsletter.
Plus a growing roster of community contributors — researchers, node operators, developers, and holders who submit articles, data, and corrections. Join us in the community channels.
bdag.life is genuinely community-driven. If you have something to say about BlockDAG — a tutorial, an analysis, a community story, a technical deep-dive — we want to publish it. The bar is simple: be accurate, be honest, and don't shill. We'll help with editing.
Find us in the community
Join the Discord or Telegram and ask for the #contributors channel. Introduce yourself and what you want to write about.
Pitch your idea
A one-paragraph pitch is enough. Tell us the topic, the angle, and why it matters to the BlockDAG community right now.
Write a draft
We'll give you a simple template. Write in plain language — no jargon for its own sake. Cite your sources. Show your work.
Editorial review
We review every submission for accuracy and clarity. We'll give you feedback within 48 hours. Most pieces go through one round of edits.
Publish
Your article goes live with your handle and a short bio. You own your words — we just give them a home.
We publish
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Disclaimer: bdag.life is an unofficial, independent community publication. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the BlockDAG core team or any associated entity. Nothing published here constitutes financial advice. Always do your own research.