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corwintines · corwintines · commit ba66b3c2ae70 · 2025-06-02T23:14:45.000-06:00
diff --git a/app/[locale]/10years/_components/Stories.tsx b/app/[locale]/10years/_components/Stories.tsx
@@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ const Stories = ({ stories }: StoriesProps) => {
                       <div className="flex flex-row items-center gap-2">
                         <div className="flex h-8 w-8 items-center justify-center rounded-full bg-primary-hover">
                           <p aria-hidden className="font-bold">
-                            {story.name.slice(0, 1)}
+                            {story.name?.slice(0, 1) || "?"}
                           </p>
                         </div>
                         <div className="">
@@ -154,7 +154,7 @@ const Stories = ({ stories }: StoriesProps) => {
                       <div className="flex flex-row items-center gap-2">
                         <div className="flex h-8 w-8 items-center justify-center rounded-full bg-primary-hover">
                           <p aria-hidden className="font-bold">
-                            {story.name.slice(0, 1)}
+                            {story.name?.slice(0, 1) || "?"}
                           </p>
                         </div>
                         <div className="">
diff --git a/src/data/mocks/fetched10YearStories.json b/src/data/mocks/fetched10YearStories.json
@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@
       "region": "#REF!"
     },
     {
-      "storyEnglish": "In March 2020, toward the end of the COVID pandemic, I simply decided to try buying crypto. I bought Bitcoin and Ethereum without really understanding the difference between them at the time. Now, I’m an ETH maxi. As a citizen of my country, I’ve always been interested in one question: why can laws be so easily ignored? How can we make contracts enforceable and finally make the law work? Today, after five years on my crypto journey, I have the answer. And that answer is Ethereum — a tool for autonomous individuals. I believe in a bright future for humanity. I believe in a bright future for Ethereum. Thanks to every builder for making this future real.",
+      "storyEnglish": "In March 2020, toward the end of the COVID pandemic, I simply decided to try buying crypto. I bought Bitcoin and Ethereum without really understanding the difference between them at the time. Now, I'm an ETH maxi. As a citizen of my country, I've always been interested in one question: why can laws be so easily ignored? How can we make contracts enforceable and finally make the law work? Today, after five years on my crypto journey, I have the answer. And that answer is Ethereum — a tool for autonomous individuals. I believe in a bright future for humanity. I believe in a bright future for Ethereum. Thanks to every builder for making this future real.",
       "storyOriginal": "",
       "category": "Self-custody, Transparency",
       "name": "Dorgo.eth",
@@ -98,11 +98,7 @@
       "region": "#REF!"
     },
     {
-      "storyEnglish": "Ethereum has made a huge difference in my life. Around eight months ago, I didn’t know much about development within the blockchain space. But as I started exploring and joined Web3 communities in Costa Rica like Dojo Coding and Web3Mentorhood, my perspective on Web3 completely changed.\n" +
-        "\n" +
-        "Thanks to Ethereum and these communities, I’ve had access to opportunities I never imagined. For instance, I was able to travel outside my country for the first time through Web3 initiatives—something I hadn't achieved through Web2-related activities. Ethereum has also helped spark events in Costa Rica, strengthening crypto adoption and building a more vibrant local ecosystem.\n" +
-        "\n" +
-        "Personally, Ethereum has opened my eyes to a world full of possibilities: collaborating with people from around the globe, constantly learning, and dreaming about building solutions that truly make an impact.",
+      "storyEnglish": "Ethereum has made a huge difference in my life. Around eight months ago, I didn't know much about development within the blockchain space. But as I started exploring and joined Web3 communities in Costa Rica like Dojo Coding and Web3Mentorhood, my perspective on Web3 completely changed. Thanks to Ethereum and these communities, I've had access to opportunities I never imagined. For instance, I was able to travel outside my country for the first time through Web3 initiatives—something I hadn't achieved through Web2-related activities. Ethereum has also helped spark events in Costa Rica, strengthening crypto adoption and building a more vibrant local ecosystem. Personally, Ethereum has opened my eyes to a world full of possibilities: collaborating with people from around the globe, constantly learning, and dreaming about building solutions that truly make an impact.",
       "storyOriginal": "",
       "category": "Community collaboration",
       "name": "Sebastián",
@@ -122,11 +118,7 @@
       "region": "#REF!"
     },
     {
-      "storyEnglish": "Ethereum helped us break down many barriers we took for granted. Not just technical ones, but also mental ones: believing that technology was foreign, that you had to speak a certain language, live in a certain place, or have a specific profile to access real opportunities.\n" +
-        "\n" +
-        "For me and my community, it opened the door to global spaces, where what matters is what you contribute, not where you come from. It allowed us to explore, learn, and build on what we already knew but with a totally new vision.\n" +
-        "\n" +
-        "And that also showed us that we can be in both worlds—creative and technological—and add value from there.",
+      "storyEnglish": "Ethereum helped us break down many barriers we took for granted. Not just technical ones, but also mental ones: believing that technology was foreign, that you had to speak a certain language, live in a certain place, or have a specific profile to access real opportunities.For me and my community, it opened the door to global spaces, where what matters is what you contribute, not where you come from. It allowed us to explore, learn, and build on what we already knew but with a totally new vision. And that also showed us that we can be in both worlds—creative and technological—and add value from there.",
       "storyOriginal": "",
       "category": "Community Collaboration",
       "name": "Yamille\t",
@@ -136,7 +128,7 @@
       "region": "#REF!"
     },
     {
-      "storyEnglish": "what people have used the most are remittances, I believe that’s the most common use and it’s very useful",
+      "storyEnglish": "what people have used the most are remittances, I believe that's the most common use and it's very useful",
       "storyOriginal": "",
       "category": "Financial inclusion, International transfers",
       "name": "Cryptonautas",
@@ -146,9 +138,7 @@
       "region": "#REF!"
     },
     {
-      "storyEnglish": "Growing up in Argentina, I experienced how economic instability, inflation, and a lack of trust in institutions can deeply affect daily life. These challenges pushed me to explore alternative systems that don’t rely on centralized authorities or intermediaries. That’s how I found Ethereum, and it’s made a profound difference in how I view the future.\n" +
-        "\n" +
-        "Ethereum offered me and my community a new way to think about trust, identity, and value. It’s not just a technology; it’s a tool for empowerment. With this public good, financial inclusion becomes real. People who were previously shut out of traditional systems now have access to decentralized finance, secure transactions, and even new forms of income and expression through NFTs, DAOs, and other innovations.",
+      "storyEnglish": "Growing up in Argentina, I experienced how economic instability, inflation, and a lack of trust in institutions can deeply affect daily life. These challenges pushed me to explore alternative systems that don't rely on centralized authorities or intermediaries. That's how I found Ethereum, and it's made a profound difference in how I view the future. Ethereum offered me and my community a new way to think about trust, identity, and value. It's not just a technology; it's a tool for empowerment. With this public good, financial inclusion becomes real. People who were previously shut out of traditional systems now have access to decentralized finance, secure transactions, and even new forms of income and expression through NFTs, DAOs, and other innovations.",
       "storyOriginal": "",
       "category": "Self-custody, Community Collaboration",
       "name": " 0x3liza.eth",
@@ -188,64 +178,8 @@
       "region": "Europe"
     },
     {
-      "storyEnglish": "I'm Cuban. I live in Serbia.\n" +
-        "From Cuba, opening a bank account was almost impossible.\n" +
-        "Paying online… even more difficult.\n" +
-        "\n" +
-        "When I arrived in Serbia, I thought everything would be easier.\n" +
-        "But in 2021, something happened to me that I'll never forget.\n" +
-        "A client asked me for a website. He paid me via PayPal.\n" +
-        "And PayPal… blocked my money.\n" +
-        "Just when I needed it most.\n" +
-        "\n" +
-        "That same day, I started looking for solutions.\n" +
-        "And I found Ethereum.\n" +
-        "\n" +
-        "That's when everything changed.\n" +
-        "Thanks to Ethereum, I was able to receive direct payments.\n" +
-        "Without banks. Without blocks. Without asking permission.\n" +
-        "\n" +
-        "Since then, I fell in love with Ethereum.\n" +
-        "Because it's not just money.\n" +
-        "It's freedom.\n" +
-        "It's being able to work and get paid, no matter where you come from.\n" +
-        "\n" +
-        "Every time I have something on another network, I try to move it to Ethereum.\n" +
-        "Because I believe in its potential.\n" +
-        "In its ability to give opportunities to people like me.\n" +
-        "People who come from countries where the system closes its doors to you.\n" +
-        "\n" +
-        "For me, Ethereum isn't just technology.\n" +
-        "It's a tool for living a better life.",
-      "storyOriginal": "Soy cubano. Vivo en Serbia.\n" +
-        "Desde Cuba, abrir una cuenta bancaria era casi imposible.\n" +
-        "Pagar online… aún más difícil.\n" +
-        "\n" +
-        "Cuando llegué a Serbia, pensé que todo sería más fácil.\n" +
-        "Pero en 2021 me pasó algo que no olvido.\n" +
-        "Un cliente me pidió una página web. Me pagó por PayPal.\n" +
-        "Y PayPal… me bloqueó el dinero.\n" +
-        "Justo cuando más lo necesitaba.\n" +
-        "\n" +
-        "Ese mismo día me puse a buscar soluciones.\n" +
-        "Y encontré Ethereum.\n" +
-        "\n" +
-        "Ahí cambió todo.\n" +
-        "Gracias a Ethereum pude recibir pagos directo.\n" +
-        "Sin bancos. Sin bloqueos. Sin pedir permiso.\n" +
-        "\n" +
-        "Desde entonces, me enamoré de Ethereum.\n" +
-        "Porque no es solo dinero.\n" +
-        "Es libertad.\n" +
-        "Es poder trabajar y cobrar, sin importar de dónde vengas.\n" +
-        "\n" +
-        "Cada vez que tengo algo en otra red, trato de moverlo a Ethereum.\n" +
-        "Porque creo en su potencial.\n" +
-        "En su capacidad de darle oportunidades a gente como yo.\n" +
-        "Gente que viene de países donde el sistema te cierra las puertas.\n" +
-        "\n" +
-        "Ethereum, para mí, no es solo tecnología.\n" +
-        "Es una herramienta para vivir mejor.",
+      "storyEnglish": "I'm Cuban. I live in Serbia. From Cuba, opening a bank account was almost impossible. Paying online… even more difficult. When I arrived in Serbia, I thought everything would be easier. But in 2021, something happened to me that I'll never forget. A client asked me for a website. He paid me via PayPal. And PayPal… blocked my money. Just when I needed it most. That same day, I started looking for solutions. And I found Ethereum. That's when everything changed. Thanks to Ethereum, I was able to receive direct payments. Without banks. Without blocks. Without asking permission. Since then, I fell in love with Ethereum. Because it's not just money. It's freedom. It's being able to work and get paid, no matter where you come from. Every time I have something on another network, I try to move it to Ethereum. Because I believe in its potential. In its ability to give opportunities to people like me. People who come from countries where the system closes its doors to you. For me, Ethereum isn't just technology. It's a tool for living a better life.",
+      "storyOriginal": "Soy cubano. Vivo en Serbia. Desde Cuba, abrir una cuenta bancaria era casi imposible. Pagar online… aún más difícil. Cuando llegué a Serbia, pensé que todo sería más fácil. Pero en 2021 me pasó algo que no olvido. Un cliente me pidió una página web. Me pagó por PayPal. Y PayPal… me bloqueó el dinero. Justo cuando más lo necesitaba. Ese mismo día me puse a buscar soluciones. Y encontré Ethereum. Ahí cambió todo. Gracias a Ethereum pude recibir pagos directo. Sin bancos. Sin bloqueos. Sin pedir permiso. Desde entonces, me enamoré de Ethereum. Porque no es solo dinero. Es libertad. Es poder trabajar y cobrar, sin importar de dónde vengas. Cada vez que tengo algo en otra red, trato de moverlo a Ethereum. Porque creo en su potencial. En su capacidad de darle oportunidades a gente como yo. Gente que viene de países donde el sistema te cierra las puertas. Ethereum, para mí, no es solo tecnología. Es una herramienta para vivir mejor.",
       "category": "International transfers",
       "name": "imrulo.eth        ",
       "date": "26.4.",
@@ -290,7 +224,7 @@
       "name": "Alex",
       "date": "5.5",
       "country": "France",
-      "twitter": undefined,
-      "region": undefined
+      "twitter": "",
+      "region": "Europe"
     }
   ]
