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Building Web3

Building Web3

Jax Dwyer

Building Web3 Podcast brings you insightful interviews with visionary founders, technical experts, and thought leaders. It showcases the latest in cutting-edge Web3 projects and their vast opportunities. Whether you're a developer, investor, or enthusiast, our conversations will guide you to success in the decentralized future.
*Building Web3 Podcast's content is strictly educational and is not investment advice or a solicitation to buy or sell assets or make financial decisions.*

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Goodpods has curated a list of the 10 best Building Web3 episodes, ranked by the number of listens and likes each episode have garnered from our listeners. If you are listening to Building Web3 for the first time, there's no better place to start than with one of these standout episodes. If you are a fan of the show, vote for your favorite Building Web3 episode by adding your comments to the episode page.

In this insightful episode, Griff Green, co-founder of Giveth, shares his fascinating journey into web3 and crypto, starting from his early anarchist leanings and discovery of Bitcoin. He sheds light on his involvement in the historic DAO hack of 2016 that led to the creation of Ethereum Classic.
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00:00 Griff Green's Journey into Crypto
07:05 The DAO Hack and Ether Classic
16:19 Exploring Bonding Curves
30:54 Quadratic Acceleration and Giveth
39:27 Recognizing the Value of Nonprofits
43:48 Projects and Success Stories on Giveth
48:15 Connecting with Griff Green and Giveth
Host Socials:
- Twitter: https://x.com/jaxxdwyer
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/jaxdwyer
- Company Website: https://www.buildingweb3.xyz/
Griff delves into the mission of Giveth, a donation platform empowering non-profits and public goods projects through innovative blockchain-based economic models like bonding curves and quadratic funding. With a focus on incentivizing value creation, Giveth aims to revolutionize how organizations are funded and rewarded.
The discussion covers key web3 concepts like bonding curves (automated market makers for launching new tokens), quadratic funding (democratic matching of donations), and token engineering. Griff also touches on integrating these mechanisms with Polygon for the Quadratic Acceleration program.
Throughout the podcast, Griff emphasizes the importance of aligning incentives and creating economic opportunities for non-profits to thrive, attracting entrepreneurs to solve societal issues profitably. He shares success stories of notable projects funded through Giveth's platform.
Overall, this episode offers valuable insights into the burgeoning world of web3 public goods funding, leveraging crypto for social impact, and building a tokenized economy for non-profits - a must-listen for anyone interested in blockchain's transformative potential.
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Join us as Claudio, the co-founder of Metapool, shares his captivating journey from traditional web development to the dynamic world of crypto in this episode. Discover his early experiences with Bitcoin, the challenges of building on diverse blockchain networks, and the mission behind Metapool, a multichain liquid staking platform. Claudio delves into the intricacies of DeFi, the significance of communication and marketing, and the importance of engaging users in the crypto space. This conversation spans a wide range of blockchain-related topics, including tribalism, founder challenges, community engagement, and the future of Web3. Explore the critical role of the multi-chain industry, self-sustainability, fundraising, and the visionary efforts of founders. Learn about the importance of on-chain activity, decentralized social applications, and how liquid staking is being integrated into various projects.
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Chapter 1: Introduction to Claudio and Metapool
Chapter 2: Early Encounters with Bitcoin
Chapter 3: Building on Diverse Blockchain Networks
Chapter 4: The Mission Behind Metapool
Chapter 5: DeFi: Growth, Challenges, and Opportunities
Chapter 6: Communication and Marketing in Crypto
Chapter 7: Navigating Tribalism and Founder Challenges
Chapter 8: Community Engagement and Building Trust
Chapter 9: The Future of Web3 and Multi-Chain Industry
Chapter 10: Fundraising and Founder Vision

Guest Socials
- https://x.com/ccossio
- https://x.com/meta_pool
- https://www.metapool.app/
Host Socials:
- Twitter: https://x.com/jaxxdwyer
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@jaxdwyer
- Farcaster: https://warpcast.com/jaxdwyer
- Website: http://buildingweb3.xyz/

Key Takeaways:

  • Claudio's transition from traditional web development to crypto illustrates the evolution of technology and the complexities of the crypto space.
  • Metapool's mission as a multichain liquid staking platform focuses on providing financial tools for users in frontier markets and lowering barriers to DeFi participation.
  • Effective communication and marketing are crucial in the crypto space, emphasizing the need to meet users where they are and drive sustainable value for the community.
  • The conversation highlights the importance of the multi-chain industry and the necessity of collaborative progress.
  • Founders play a vital role in selling the vision, navigating fundraising challenges, and engaging the community.
  • The discussion explores the significance of on-chain activity and the integration of liquid staking into various projects.

Tags: crypto, blockchain, Metapool, liquid staking, multichain, DeFi, Ethereum, Solana, Aurora, Internet Computer Protocol, communication, marketing, frontier markets, financial tools, value retention, blockchain, tribalism, founder challenges, community engagement, liquid staking, Web3, multi-chain industry, self-sustainability, fundraising, on-chain activity, decentralized social applications, crypto space, crypto industry, blockchain technology, DeFi solutions, crypto adoption, digital assets, decentralized finance, Web3 future, blockchain innovation, tech evolution, digital economy, founder insights, crypto challenges, staking platforms, financial inclusion, crypto education, blockchain projects, sustainable growth, crypto marketing, blockchain infrastructure, decentralized networks, crypto visionaries.

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The Benefits of Asset Tokenization
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Ray Buckton, head of research at RWA World, discusses the tokenization of real-world assets and its implications. He explains that tokenization involves parallelizing the ledger of a physical asset on a blockchain, which brings benefits such as fractionalization, increased liquidity, and instant settlement. Ray highlights the importance of contextualizing different types of tokenized assets and the need for education and conversations to help the wider audience understand the concept. He also explores the sectors that will benefit from asset tokenization, including treasury bills, real estate, and collectibles. Additionally, he discusses blockchains' technological advancements and interoperability in supporting asset tokenization. Real-world asset tokenization is a nascent but rapidly growing field with significant potential. The United States is grappling with regulatory challenges while developing markets like Switzerland, Germany, Singapore, and Hong Kong are taking the lead in testing and implementing tokenized assets. Success in the future will involve regulatory clarity, interoperability between traditional and decentralized finance, and establishing trusted sources of information and comparison for tokenized assets. RWA World aims to be a trusted source providing educational resources and a comprehensive database of tokenized asset initiatives. They are currently building partnerships and looking to scale their operations.
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00:00 Introduction and Background
01:32 Overview of RWA World and its Mission
06:40 Stable Coins as Real-World Assets
08:45 Sectors Benefiting from Asset Tokenization
12:30 Tokenizing Physical Assets
15:01 Technological Advancements in Asset Tokenization
21:39 Interoperability of Blockchains for Asset Tokenization
26:30 Introduction and Derivative Instruments
27:13 Success Stories and Impact of Real World Assets
30:56 Regulatory Landscape for Tokenized Assets
33:07 Adoption of Tokenized Assets in Developed and Developing Markets
39:04 Speculating on the Future of Tokenized Assets
42:04 RWA World: Building a Trusted Source for Tokenized Asset Information
44:18 Milestones and Future Plans for RWA World
45:09 Challenges and Opportunities for Developers in the Real World Asset Space
46:55 Hiring and Collaboration Opportunities at RWA World
48:14 Connect with RWA World on Social Media
Guest Socials:
- Twitter: https://x.com/RayBuckton
- Company Website: https://rwa.world/
Host Socials:
- Twitter: https://x.com/jaxxdwyer Keywords
tokenization, real-world assets, fractionalization, liquidity, instant settlement, treasury bills, real estate, collectibles, technological advancements, interoperability, real world assets, tokenization, regulatory challenges, developing markets, success, RWA World, partnerships, scaling
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In this conversation, Jax Dwyer interviews KTuck about his journey in the crypto space and his experiences as a trader and strategic advisor. They discuss topics such as launch pads, the qualities of a good crypto founder, seed round investing, meme coins, different blockchains, layer two solutions, and the future of marketing in the crypto space.
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In this conversation, Jax Dwyer and KTuck discuss various topics related to the cryptocurrency space. They touch on developments in the industry, including the launch of new projects and the potential for Bitcoin DeFi. They also discuss the challenges and risks involved in investing in cryptocurrencies and the importance of having a well-defined investment strategy. KTuck emphasizes the need for education and understanding in the space and advises newcomers to take it slow and set realistic expectations.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Journey in the Crypto Space
03:02 Qualities of a Successful Crypto Founder
06:09 Exploring Seed Round Investing in Crypto
08:39 Pros and Cons of Meme Coins
12:20 Understanding Layer Two Solutions
14:17 Improving the Onboarding Experience for Web3
23:01 Balancing Token Price Appreciation and Value Creation in Crypto
27:06 Developments in the Cryptocurrency Space
29:04 Bitcoin DeFi and its Sustainability
31:46 Building in the Right Direction
36:43 The Potential Life-changing Returns in Cryptocurrency
43:08 The Importance of Discipline in Investing
50:21 Opportunities in the Education Space
52:42 The Risk of Tokens Going to Zero
54:30 Taking it Easy and Setting Realistic Expectations
Keywords
crypto, blockchain, launch pads, crypto founder, seed round investing, meme coins, blockchains, layer two, marketing, cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, DeFi, investing, risk, education
Guest:
- https://twitter.com/PenguTuck
- https://t.me/KTuck

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Welcome to the "Building Web3 Podcast"! In this exciting episode, host Jax Dwyer sits down with Erik De Groot (CEO) and Mikey Molina (CTO) from Xircus to dive into the innovative world of Web3 development, no-code mini apps, and the integration of the Ton blockchain with Telegram.
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00:00 Introduction and Background
07:37 The Ton Blockchain and Integration with Telegram
11:46 Mini Apps and the Circus Platform
16:18 Creating Mini Apps on Circus
19:08 Contributing Templates and Monetizing on Circus
25:26 User Flow and Accessibility of Mini Apps
28:43 Incentive Programs and Loyalty Plans
32:25 Technical Development and Smart Contract Language
38:12 Grants and Accelerator Programs
41:39 Upcoming Features and Developments
43:18 Connect with Circus and Learn More
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Key Topics covered:
Introduction to Xircus and Web3 Journey: Meet Erik and Mikey, the dynamic duo behind Xircus, and learn about their backgrounds, how they got into Web3, and their journey from early Bitcoin enthusiasts to pioneering leaders in the blockchain space.
The Evolution of Web3 and No-Code Solutions: Discover how Web3 is transforming the digital landscape and how Xircus is making it accessible for everyone with their no-code platform. Learn about the significance of no-code tools in democratizing app development and enabling non-developers to create powerful Web3 applications.
Deep Dive into Ton Blockchain: Explore the Ton blockchain, created by the Telegram founders, and its unique smart contract language, Funk. Understand the advantages of Ton's low-level smart contract language and its focus on speed and efficiency.
Integrating Ton with Telegram: Learn how Xircus leverages the Ton blockchain and Telegram to deploy mini apps seamlessly. Discover the benefits of integrating blockchain technology with a widely-used messaging app like Telegram, which boasts 900 million monthly active users.
Building Mini Apps on Xircus: Get an in-depth look at how Xircus allows users to create mini apps with no coding required. From NFT marketplaces and staking contracts to e-commerce apps and quest modules, Xircus offers a wide range of templates and modules to suit various needs.
The Future of Web3 and Mini Apps: Hear about the growing ecosystem of mini apps and the potential for widespread adoption. Learn about successful mini-apps like Hamster Combat and Maneki and how they attract hundreds of thousands of users.
Grants and Accelerator Programs: Understand the importance of grants and accelerator programs in driving innovation. Learn how Xircus benefited from the Ton Foundation grant and the Heskey Capital Bootcamp and how these programs have helped them scale and innovate.
Xircus' High-Level Smart Contract Language, Dustin: Dive into the technical development of Xircus' high-level smart contract language, Dustin. Discover how it simplifies the development process for Ton blockchain and how it compares to existing languages like Funk and Tac.
Upcoming Features and Developments: Get a sneak peek into the future developments and features that Xircus users can look forward to. From new app templates and premium projects to enhanced no-code infrastructure, Xircus is continuously evolving to meet the needs of its community.
Engaging with the Xircus Community: Learn how you can get involved with Xircus, whether you're a developer, an entrepreneur, or a crypto enthusiast. Discover the various ways to connect with the Xircus team, join their ambassador program, and contribute to the growing ecosystem.

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Welcome to the Building Web3 Podcast! In this episode, Jax Dwyer interviews Omar, the founder of Mantis, a groundbreaking cross-chain intents protocol. Mantis aims to revolutionize Web3 by addressing the critical UX issues that hinder mass adoption. Dive deep into the world of crypto UX, Mantis, cross-chain technology, and intense protocols. Learn how Mantis utilizes IBC (Inter-Blockchain Communication) for trust-minimized settlement, enabling seamless interactions across Ethereum, Solana, and Polkadot ecosystems.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Omar’s Journey
05:01 The Crypto UX Problem
12:01 Expanding IBC Beyond Cosmos
18:01 Trust-Minimized Settlement
24:01 Intents and Solvers
31:01 Chain Abstraction & Native Yield
37:01 Overcoming Challenges and Building for Web3
43:01 Future of Cross-Chain Intents and Web3 Adoption
50:01 Closing Thoughts and Call to Action
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Key Topics Covered:
Omar's Journey in Crypto: From discovering Bitcoin in 2012 to founding Mantis.
Challenges in Crypto UX: Simplifying on-chain activities for everyday users.
IBC & Cross-Chain Solutions: Expanding IBC from Cosmos to Ethereum and Solana.
Trust-Minimized Settlement: Ensuring secure and efficient cross-chain transactions.
Intents and Solvers: Automating complex crypto tasks with ease.
Native Yield & Chain Abstraction: Maximizing user benefits without the complexities.
Highlights:
The inspiration behind Mantis and the importance of good UX in Web3.
How Mantis simplifies interactions with crypto applications.
The role of IBC in creating a trust-minimized settlement layer.
The future of cross-chain intents and their impact on Web3 adoption.
Real-world applications and potential of the Mantis SDK for developers.
Omar shares his journey in crypto, starting from his early days in 2012 when he discovered Bitcoin and became deeply invested in the crypto world. He discusses the evolution of the space, including significant milestones like Ethereum, Polkadot, and Cosmos. His experiences as an early DeFi user and his interactions with protocols like Curve and Sushi shaped his understanding of the space's complexities and inspired the creation of Mantis.
Mantis is part of the Composable Foundation, focusing on solving the UX challenges that plague the crypto world. Omar highlights the importance of good UX in driving Web3 adoption and how Mantis is working backward from the user experience to build the necessary technical solutions. He compares this approach to how Robinhood democratized access to equities, emphasizing the need for a user-friendly interface in crypto.
The podcast delves into the technical aspects of Mantis, particularly the use of IBC for cross-chain communication. Omar explains how Mantis expanded IBC from Cosmos to other major ecosystems like Ethereum and Solana, providing a trust-minimized solution for bridging assets. This expansion required significant engineering efforts, including building light clients and relayer infrastructure to ensure secure and efficient cross-chain transactions.
The conversation also explores the concept of intents and solvers. Intents allow users to specify what they want to achieve, while solvers find the best way to execute these tasks across different chains. This dynamic system ensures users get the best possible outcomes, whether they are looking for high yields or low loan interest rates. The solvers are incentivized to provide the best solutions and are penalized for routing users to unsafe protocols.
Mantis' focus on chain abstraction and native yield is another highlight. By abstracting the complexities of different chains, Mantis provides a seamless experience for users. The native yield component ensures users benefit from staking reward

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Welcome to another insightful episode of the Building Web3 podcast! Today, we have the privilege of speaking with Jesse, the co-founder of Nosana, a groundbreaking platform that is reshaping the future of AI by decentralizing access to GPU resources. Jesse’s journey into the world of Web3 and AI is nothing short of inspiring. From his early days in programming and artificial intelligence to his passion for blockchain technology, Jesse's story is a testament to the power of innovation and the limitless possibilities of Web3.
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
03:05 Mission of NoSana
05:13 Importance of GPUs for AI Models
16:15 Advantages of Decentralized AI Infrastructure
22:48 Challenges in Building a Decentralized Network
29:14 Partnerships and Collaborations
31:35 Upcoming Milestones and Joining the NoSana Community
In this episode, Jesse takes us on a deep dive into Nosana’s mission to democratize AI inference, making it accessible and affordable for everyone. As the demand for AI continues to skyrocket, so does the need for powerful GPU hardware. However, with this demand comes a significant challenge—access to these resources is becoming increasingly scarce, controlled by a handful of large cloud providers. Nosana is stepping in to change the game by leveraging the power of decentralization, allowing even smaller companies, startups, and solo developers to tap into the GPU resources they need to run AI models.
Jesse explains how Nosana utilizes the Solana blockchain to create a decentralized network that is both efficient and cost-effective. By enabling consumer hardware, such as gaming PCs and mining rigs, to be part of this network, Nosana is creating a super cloud that rivals traditional cloud providers. This approach not only democratizes AI but also empowers individuals and smaller organizations to innovate without being hindered by the high costs and limited access associated with centralized cloud services.
We also explore the technical challenges and reliability concerns that come with building a decentralized AI infrastructure. Jesse shares how Nosana is addressing these issues, from ensuring stable uptime and service reliability to implementing load-balancing systems that provide a cloud-like experience for users. While the road to achieving the same level of reliability as centralized providers is challenging, Nosana is making significant strides in creating a decentralized infrastructure that users can depend on.
One of the most compelling aspects of this conversation is the discussion around the importance of decentralized AI and open-source models. Jesse highlights how open-source AI is crucial for fostering creativity, reducing bias, and ensuring that AI development is not dominated by a few large entities. Nosana’s contribution to this vision is significant, as it provides the hardware needed to run these open-source models, making AI more accessible to a diverse range of developers and researchers.
We also touch on the various partnerships Nosana has formed to expand its network and enhance its offerings. From collaborations with Web3 projects and gaming companies to partnerships with GPU providers, Nosana is building a robust ecosystem that supports its mission of democratizing AI. Jesse shares some exciting upcoming milestones, including plans to open the network to a broader audience and onboard more GPUs to meet the growing demand.
If you're passionate about AI, blockchain, or the future of decentralized technology, this episode is a must-listen. Jesse’s insights into the challenges and opportunities in the Web3 space are invaluable, and his vision for Nosana offers a glimpse into the future of AI and decentralized infrastructure.
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In this thought-provoking episode of the Building Web3 Podcast, host Jax Dwyer is joined by Wormhole, the founder of Llama Risk, to delve into the complex and critical world of risk management in DeFi (Decentralized Finance) and DAOs (Decentralized Autonomous Organizations). With years of experience in crypto and decentralized protocols, Wormhole shares the story behind Llama Risk and how his team provides essential risk assessment services for some of the most prominent DeFi projects in the space, including Curve Finance and Aave.
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00:00 Introduction to Llama Risk and Wormhole's Journey
04:02 The Evolution of DeFi and DAO Engagement
11:54 Understanding Risks in DeFi: The Role of Llama Risk
14:54 Analyzing New Protocols: Risk Assessment Strategies
22:00 Navigating Regulatory Risks: The Case of WBTC
34:05 Conclusion and Future Directions for Llama Risk
Llama Risk, a non-profit, community-led organization, specializes in evaluating the various risks associated with DeFi protocols, stablecoins, and pegged assets. In this episode, Wormhole explains how the company identifies and mitigates potential dangers across three key risk pillars: technology risks, counterparty risks, and market risks. Whether you're involved in DAOs or developing your own DeFi project, you'll gain invaluable insights into how these risks can affect both protocols and users.
Key discussion points in this episode include:
Llama Risk’s mission: How the company is elevating the standards for DeFi risk management, working with protocols like Curve, Aave, and Prisma Finance to ensure transparency, security, and informed governance decisions.
The growth of DeFi and how DAO-based governance systems are evolving, especially as tokenomic models like VTokenomics become more popular and complex.
The emergence of bribe markets within DeFi governance and the impact on decision-making processes. Wormhole shares real-world examples, including a governance crisis within Curve Finance involving a malicious actor attempting a takeover through inflated stablecoin minting.
How Llama Risk provided critical analysis and due diligence to help protect users from the fallout of such governance issues, offering lessons in how communities can better manage future risks.
Llama Risk, DeFi, DAO, Risk Management, Wormhole, Cryptocurrency, Governance, WBTC, Wrapped Bitcoin, BitGo, Regulatory Risks, Curve Finance, Aave, Wrapped Bitcoin, Bribe Markets, Tokenomics, Justin Sun, Due Diligence, Stablecoins, Pegged Assets, Counterparty Risks, Technology Risks, Market Risks, Liquidity Risks, Decentralized Finance, Proof of Reserve, BitGlobal, Transparency in DeFi, Asset Onboarding, Custodial Services, Web3

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In this episode of the Building Web3 Podcast, Jax Dwyer sits down with Kelsey McGuire, Chief Growth Officer at Shardeum, to explore the ins and outs of marketing a successful Web3 project. Discover key insights on Web3 marketing, community building, authenticity, and maintaining transparency while scaling a Layer 1 blockchain (L1) like Shardeum. Kelsey shares valuable lessons from her experience with companies like Consensus and CoinFund, discussing the importance of outreach, engaging digital channels, and setting realistic expectations for your audience.
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Chapters
00:00 Authenticity and Realistic Expectations in Web3 Marketing
03:06 Lessons from Prestigious Companies
06:11 The Importance of Community Engagement
08:55 Growing a Global Community
12:04 Utilizing Multiple Marketing Channels
14:54 Creative Strategies for Differentiation
18:04 Navigating Marketing Challenges in Web3
20:46 Overrated or Underrated: Marketing Channels
24:04 The Future of Web3 Marketing
27:08 Skills for Success in Web3 Marketing
29:54 Opportunities for Innovation in Web3 Marketing
33:12 Connecting with the Community
35:54 Final Thoughts and Resources
You'll also learn how Shardeum is differentiating itself in the competitive Layer 1 (L1) landscape by focusing on community-first approaches, low gas fees, and dynamic state sharding. Whether you’re a Web3 marketer, blockchain developer, or crypto enthusiast, this conversation offers actionable strategies for boosting brand engagement, navigating regulatory compliance, and building trust through transparency.
Key Topics:
Web3 Marketing Strategies
Community Building in Blockchain Projects
Outreach and Digital Channels for Web3 Growth
Overview of Shardeum's Layer 1 Blockchain
Authenticity and Transparency in Web3 Community Engagement
Global Brand Engagement and Scalability in Blockchain
Understanding Shardeum, Layer 1, and Scalability Solutions
Using Community-first Approaches and Events for Growth
If you’re interested in how to market and scale a blockchain project, this episode is packed with expert advice and practical tips. Subscribe for more insights on Web3 marketing, crypto community growth, and scaling projects in the decentralized ecosystem!
Keywords: Web3, marketing, community building, authenticity, transparency, digital channels, Shardeum, Layer 1, blockchain, scalability, low gas fees, dynamic state sharding, crypto, crypto marketing, outreach, decentralization, brand engagement, blockchain developer, Web3 marketer, Web3 growth, regulatory compliance, crypto community, community-first approaches, Layer 1 blockchain, crypto scalability, marketing strategy, Web3 ecosystem, crypto growth

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In this episode of the Building Web3 Podcast, we sit down with Renato, the innovative co-founder of SayNode, to explore the critical role of mobile app development in driving the mass adoption of Web3 technologies. As the Web3 ecosystem continues to evolve, mobile platforms are becoming increasingly essential for reaching a broader audience. Renato discusses the journey of transitioning from traditional web-based applications to mobile-first solutions, highlighting the importance of security, convenience, and gamification in creating a seamless user experience. Mobile adoption is not just about accessibility but also about offering a secure environment where users can engage with decentralized applications (dApps) on the go.
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
02:11 AltLayer: Scaling Web3 Projects
05:44 Creating Roll-Ups with AltLayer
10:18 Working with AltLayer: Process and Consultation
12:37 Restate Roll-Ups: Disposable and Purpose-Specific
18:11 Notable Partnerships and Collaborations
27:05 Challenges and Advice for Founders in the Web3 Space
30:21 Innovation and Unaddressed Areas in the Web3 Ecosystem
34:22 Building Relationships and Strategic Alliances for Growth
Renato shares insights into the app development process at SayNode, where they specialize in building secure and user-friendly mobile apps that cater to the unique needs of the Web3 space. From the initial idea to the final launch in app stores, SayNode ensures that every step of the development process is optimized for success. The discussion covers how mobile app development can enhance security by leveraging the secure elements of smartphones, such as biometrics, and how gamification and incentivization can drive user engagement and retention.
We also delve into the challenges of getting users to adopt new mobile applications in a crowded market and how delivering real value through innovative features can overcome these barriers. Renato explains how SayNode’s focus on mobile app development for Web3 projects is opening new opportunities in various industries, including medtech, education, and HR tech. By integrating blockchain technology into mobile platforms, SayNode is helping startups and established companies alike create powerful, decentralized solutions that can scale across the global market.
The conversation also touches on the emerging trend of mini-apps within larger platforms like Telegram and how they compare to standalone mobile apps in terms of user control, functionality, and long-term viability. Renato offers valuable advice for developers and startups looking to enter the Web3 mobile app development space, emphasizing the importance of specialization and deep expertise in specific blockchain ecosystems.
As the Web3 landscape continues to grow, the need for specialized mobile solutions becomes more apparent. SayNode’s approach to mobile app development is not just about building apps but about creating secure, convenient, and engaging experiences that drive adoption and innovation in the Web3 space. Whether you’re interested in the technical aspects of mobile app security, the intricacies of the app development process, or the broader trends in mobile adoption and gamification, this episode offers valuable insights that can help you navigate the complexities of building successful Web3 mobile apps.
Connect with Renato and the SayNode team to learn more about how they are pioneering the future of mobile app development in the Web3 space. Their work is a testament to the power of combining blockchain technology with mobile platforms to create apps that are not only functional but also secure, user-friendly, and ready for mass adoption.
Keywords: Web3, mobile adoption, mobile app development, security, convenience, gami

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The podcast is about News, Blockchain, Bitcoin, Web3, Defi, Ethereum, Tech News, Crypto, Startups and Podcasts.

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