Settlers from across the globe are congregating on the bank of the Euphrates, where they’re pitching their tents and beginning to build a better way to invest in DeFi together. 🏰 Access to Beta is invite-only and invites are sent by transferring the Ishtar Gate NFT. If you connect to…

Beer was the beloved beverage of the ancient Babylonians. In fact, it was considered a citizen’s right and everyone partook: men and women, rich and poor, old and young. Like the ancient Babylonians, we believe beer can help foster a strong community. In anticipation of our upcoming Settlers Beta, we’d…

In our last post, we dove into how Babylon will work. This week, we’re excited to share more information about our upcoming Settlers Beta. We’re in the process of completing our first security audit and we plan to begin alpha testing the protocol with our team and investors this week…

In our previous post, we explained how Babylonians will be able to earn $BABL, the protocol’s governance token. This week, we’re diving into how Babylon will work more broadly. 🌴 The first Babylonians Babylon started as an experiment. Ramon created a DeFi investment club for his friends and family that returned over 1,000%. However…

One morning, I sat in the sand watching two ducks swim on Lake Tahoe. I was struck by how calm it was and began wondering about the nature of nature. Is nature more peaceful or more chaotic? I remembered seeing a snake attack a mouse in Baja. But events like that were rare. The vast majority of my time in nature has been peaceful. I used to assume that nature was ruthless. I rarely turn on Animal Planet to see ducks swimming on a calm lake. Instead, I’m captivated by footage of a shark attacking a seal, probably because paying attention to rare events like attacks has helped my genes survive (and helps Animal Planet sell ads).