We're back! In this episode, we talk about topics from:
- Checking in with yourself and reflecting on where you're going
- Wasps and Hawks
- Tornado Cash and what it means for the future of web3
- The Metaverse vs the Metaphorverse

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In this episode, Gabriella and Daniel talk about:
- The bear market, and how it compares not to 2018, but to... 2001 and 2008!
- Conviction in the future
- How to approach this current market and maintain your sanity
- Blue hair
- Going in with the knife
- Strategy

Book recommendation: Good Strategy Bad Strategy, by Richard P Rumelt

Enjoy!

In this episode, we talk about:
- Cats (obviously)
- My upcoming course on Nas Academy
- Goblin Town and its goblin frens
- Nate Chastain and upcoming regulation of the crypto world
- Human development!

If you're curious to read more about that latter topic, I recommend reading "Changing on the job" by Jennifer Garvey-Berger.

This has been a quiet week for NFTs. Nevertheless, we found a lot of interesting things to talk about! From:
- Is crypto dead? (no)
- Solana Summer (or not; or what it might mean)
- A singular swear word somewhere
- What can grow from the ashes of of a crypto winter, if it does last (maybe it will and maybe that's not a bad thing)
- And finishing with some breaking news about Dubai! (keep listening!)

Please tweet us some feedback if you enjoyed this :-) Have a lovely weekend!

Wow what a week!

This week we talk about the big topics:
- Luna/Terrace collapse
- The macro economic context and whether "this time it's different" than the other times crypto has had a major correction
- The Azuki revelations

On this episode, we talk about:
- The OtherSide launch
- NFTs in a crypto winter
- Broader use cases of NFTs in emerging economies

Daniel Tenner & Gabriella Kusz discuss NFT topics such as:
- the Other Side launch
- the possible meta shift from attention to utility

In this episode, Gabby and Daniel chat about:
- web2 bugs in a web3 world
- will the "NFT as a fundraising mechanism" movement end like the 2017 ICO bubble?
- "Philanthropic" projects: are they worth investing in?

Enjoy!