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Skate Across Africa

Skate Across Africa expands skateboarding beyond isolated local scenes into a continent-scale mission. What began as a Gnars proposal evolved into a long-distance journey connecting communities, documentation, and raw skate culture from Uganda toward South Africa. The project follows Gnars shredders pushing across the continent through media, endurance, and onchain coordination.

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Gnars x 7Ctv

From Devcon Bangkok to a printed magazine and a live exhibition during Devconnect Argentina. Gnars x 7Ctv is a clean example of how Gnars turns movement into media infrastructure.

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Shredder at the Pan American Games

From Brazil’s domestic grind to the PASA Games podium circuit, Monik Santos has built her run the hard way: heat by heat, trip by trip, result by result.

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Gnars in India: Underground Heat, Global Signal

Somewhere between dust, concrete, and pure willpower, skateboarding in India has been quietly stacking clips for over two decades. Now, it’s not just alive, it’s exploding. From the chaos of Mumbai to the hidden corners of cities most outsiders couldn’t place on a map, a new generation is pushing through, building something raw, independent, and undeniably real. This isn’t a trend. It’s a movement that’s been overlooked for too long. And now, it’s getting documented properly.

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Nogglesrails DIY Onchain Obstacles

  1. Origins
    Everything started years ago with a simple but radical proposal by Pharra and Vlad (sktbrd) from the XV Collective. The idea was clear: build skate obstacles rooted in DIY culture, open-source thinking, and real street energy, later becoming one of the earliest onchain-born physical experiments within Gnars DAO. Take a look at this documentary, where the creator explains the origins of the project and the launch of the NogglesDELTA. [Full Doc Here]

  2. Open-Source as a Weapon
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Gnars × Boards.WTF Art Contest

From onchain to concrete. Back to the raw \m/ Gnars is calling artists back to the dirt.

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Extremely Gnarly 25-26

This is the final Gnarly News of the year and what a ride it’s been. We’re closing out another cycle with heavy momentum: countless proposals, onchain experiments, IRL events, cultural collisions, and a crypto market that stayed absolutely unhinged the entire time. Through the noise, the drops, and the chaos, the Gnarly spirit kept rolling, adapting, carving new lines, and refusing to bail.

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Gnarly Skater of The Year

The Gnars Skater of the Year is live on Snapshot, bringing back raw DAO energy and community-driven skate culture. This is about impact, consistency, and who truly kept it gnarly IRL and onchain. Voting stays open until Christmas. token holders decide. No fluff, no judges. Just gnarly \m/

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Ride or DAO

Together, Droposals and $GNARS form a dual-layered system: rare artworks and fluid creator-coins. This framework doesn’t just fuel the Gnars treasury it equips the community with a DIY publishing tool that empowers skaters, surfers, artists, and builders to take ownership of their creations, both in the streets and onchain, ensuring momentum compounds and value stays in the hands of the culture.

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Into the Flow, Beyond the Break

It’s not just a shift in domain — it’s a shift in momentum. From gnarly tricks to onchain expression, Gnars continues to carve new lines through digital culture, proving that action sports and creativity belong at the core of this Base-powered future.

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