This week, Matthew and Brileigh are joined by Ameen Soleimani. Ameen is a co-founder of Spank Chain—a payment platform for the adult industry—co-founder of Iran Unchained, a non-profit providing humanitarian aid in Iran—and a member of Moloch DAO, which has provided funding for open-source projects on Ethereum, including Tornado Cash.
In this episode, Ameen tells us about the recent history of Tornado Cash: how it got started, what led to the arrests of Roman Storm and Alexey Pertsev, and why Ameen is taking a stand to fundraise for their legal defense. With Alexey’s trial coming up in March 2024 and Roman’s later in the fall, legal expenses range from $90k - $100k/month. The next 6 months will be crucial in shaping their defense strategy and their arrests carry serious implications for developers’ rights to publish open-source software.
Ameen and other supporters formed WeWantJusticeDAO which engaged an international team of legal counsel to represent Roman and Alexey. Justice DAO has launched a crowdfund on Juicebox and all funds raised until February 22nd will support the legal aid of Pertsev & Storm. Alexey and Roman need your help to defend the right to privacy and the right to publish code.
Show Notes:
00:00:00 Intro
00:01:34 Ameen’s background
00:02:34 What is Tornado Cash & how it got started
00:04:11 The events leading up to Pertsev and Storms arrests
00:06:35 Fundraiser for Roman and Alexey’s legal aid
00:08:29 Why privacy matters
00:13:25 The implications of Roman and Alexey’s 2024 trials
00:14:41 Ameen’s relationship to Roman and Alexey
00:15:15 The risks developers now face writing open-source software
00:18:04 Closing thoughts
Topics Discussed:
Tornado Cash
Open-source software
Why privacy matters
Description:
This week, Matthew and Brileigh are joined by Paff and Riley. Paff is the co-founder of Take Up Space, a decentralized media company uplifting black, queer, and femme voices. Riley is the founder of Cloud Scouts, an onchain scout troop that helps members learn about web3 and meet like-minded people.
In this episode we dive into Riley and Paff’s backgrounds and what they’re building at the intersection of web3 and social justice. We discuss the relationship between decentralization and intersectionality, building community in a sustainable way, and how crypto rails can lead to a more equitable future. They also tell us about their Pride Telethon project on Juicebox for which they hosted a 12-hour Twitter Space with all funds raised going towards queer creators and builders that appeared throughout the telethon. This conversation was recorded over a month ago, so the context of some subjects may have changed.
Show Notes:
00:00:00 Intro
00:02:13 Welcome
00:02:35 Paff’s background + entry to crypto
00:06:19 Riley’s background
00:10:10 Reflections on Pride Telethon in June
00:15:34 Paff on making crypto accessible and inclusive for everyone
00:21:09 Why Riley thinks we need more human connected experiences over money-focused apps
00:23:10 Paff’s reflections on season 1 & 2 of Take Up Space
00:28:13 What it means to be a decentralized media company
00:30:34 The overlap between decentralization and intersectionality
00:35:02 Cloud Scouts, dynamic governance, and making the internet fun again
00:37:22 Brileigh and Riley reflects on scouting experiences and how they inform Cloud Scouts
00:40:51 Matthew and Riley discuss the importance of adding play into the internet
00:42:41 Take Up Space’s Technology of Togetherness art drop
00:43:35 Cloud Scouts upcoming guidebook for how we create scout troops onchain
00:44:15 Wrap Up
Topics Discussed:
Juicecrowd and JC01
Pride Telethon Juicebox Project
Riley and Paff’s 12 Hour Pride Telethon
Decentralization as a spectrum Intersectionality
Decentralized media companies
Onchain identity and reputation
Riley’s article on Dynamic Governance
Relevant links
Follow Paff on Twitter: @thisispaff
Follow Take Up Space on Twitter: @takeupspacehq
Follow Riley on Twitter: @rileybeans_eth
Follow Cloud Scouts on Twitter: @cloud_scouts_
Check out the JC01 cohort on Juicecrowd
Sign up for the Juicebox newsletter
Browse trending projects on Juicebox
Credits
Hosts: Matthew and Brileigh
Production: Matthew and Brileigh
Engineering: Matthew
Music: "EastAndW" by Romariogrande: https://freesound.org/people/Romariogrande/sounds/399354/
Description
For this week’s episode, Matthew and Brileigh are joined by Peacenode. Peacenode is a poster maker, brand builder, and Creative Director at Seed Club. In this episode we dive into Peacenode’s background in design and the inspirations and process behind his work. He tells us about building Seed Club’s brand and how humour and playful interventions can disrupt our expectations of interacting with a webpage. We also touch on the latest Friend Tech craze, how onchain media is social media, and why we need more dynamic means of exchange. This was a fun and laid back conversation with Peace who is one of our favourite accounts to follow these days... so we hope you enjoy this episode.
Chapters
00:00:00 Intro
00:00:49 Welcome
00:01:17 Peacenode’s background
00:05:37 Peacenode’s role as creative director at Seed Club
00:06:34 Inspiration behind brand materials developed for Seed Club
00:11:02 Creator-led branding and why brand is important for products
00:14:37 Playful interventions in web design
00:18:06 Onchain media is social media
00:21:12 Friend Tech and why we need more dynamic means of exchange
00:23:56 RAVERZ, Heaven Computer, and onchain experiences
00:26:54 Hot takes on what onchain identity means
00:28:24 Shitposting and how the internet is meant to blow your mind
00:30:42 Where Peacenode has been finding community in the bear
00:32:47 Peacenode’s career trajectory from posters to UI design
00:34:55 Marketplaces, missed connections, and vehicles for marketing
00:38:12 ENS, display names, and onchain reputation
00:41:20 Wrap-up
Topics discussed
RevNets
Relevant links
Follow Peacenode on Twitter: @peace_node
Follow Juicebox on Twitter: @Juicebox_Money
Follow Matthew on Twitter: @0xmatthewb
Follow Brileigh on Twitter: @0xbrileigh
Sign up for the Juicebox newsletter
Browse trending projects on Juicebox
Credits
Production: Matthew and Brileigh
Engineering: Matthew
Music: "EastAndW" by Romariogrande: https://freesound.org/people/Romariogrande/sounds/399354/
For episode 31, Matthew and Brileigh sit down with Jess Sloss. Jess is a co-founder of Seed Club, a network that is helping to build, and invest in early-stage crypto projects. In this episode we dive into Jess’ background and what excites him about this new phase of the internet. We discuss Seed Club’s initial vision and history, Seed Club Ventures, a venture DAO backing early-stage founders, and the sixth season of their accelerator which is focusing on crypto consumer apps.
In this episode, Jess tells us about his optimistic vision for the future of mainstream crypto adoption, how we’ll get there, and the challenges ahead. We also touch on The Event, a virtual demo day for Seed Club’s latest accelerator cohort, which is happening on the 28th of September. Jess has a lot of valuable insights into where we’re headed next as we build out the next wave of crypto products, so we hope you enjoy this week’s episode.
Show Notes
00:00:00 Intro
00:00:57 Welcome
00:02:36 Jess’ background
00:05:37 What is Seed Club
00:07:50 Seed Club Accelerator vs Seed Club Ventures
00:09:23 Why Seed Club Ventures is a DAO
00:12:46 How Seed Club has evolved over the last couple years
00:14:57 Jess’ conviction in crypto apps reaching mainstream adoption
00:21:01 Thoughts on FriendTech and bonding curve hype
00:25:40 Why we don’t need another Uniswap fork
00:28:50 Overcoming the public perception problem of crypto
00:33:27 OnlyFans models and Mint Stars
00:34:23 What is The Event and why it’s not just another demo day
00:38:59 Jess shares his closing thoughts on conviction for crypto
00:40:44 The dream that Jess has for Seed Club
Topics discussed:
Seed Club Consumer Crypto Accelerator
Relevant links
Follow Jess on Twitter: @thattallguy
Follow Seed Club on Twitter: @seedclubhq
Sign up for the Juicebox newsletter Browse trending projects on Juicebox Project creator docs Juicebox on Twitter: @Juicebox_Money
Credits Hosts: Matthew and Brileigh Production: Matthew and Brileigh Engineering: Matthew Music: "EastAndW" by Romariogrande
Welcome back to another episode of the Juicebox podcast. This week Matthew and Brileigh are joined by Zeugh. Zeugh was an early JuiceboxDAO contributor, the founder of CanuDAO, and previous Community Lead for DAO launcher Origami.
In this episode, Zeugh tells us about his experience working for both companies and DAOs, how bots can help build and maintain communities, and get his take on how DAOs have evolved over the last two years. He also gives us his advice for launching a DAO and how to build community, the DAO and coordination tooling that he’s most excited about going forward, and his reflections on attending crypto conferences over the last couple of years.
This episode was one of the most chaotic behind-the-scenes. It was recorded in two parts because of internet connectivity issues and features interruptions by deliveries, grandmas, kids ringing doorbells, dogs, planes… the list goes on. Despite all this, we rolled with it and hope you enjoy this friendly conversation with Zeugh.
Chapters:
00:00:00 Intro
00:01:06 Welcome
00:01:45 Zeugh's origin story
00:03:27 Founding CanuDAO and its mission
00:06:02 What does it mean to be a Community Manager?
00:10:36 Reflections on being an early JuiceboxDAO contributor
00:14:30 Working at Origami and lessons learned
00:18:12 Reflections on working at a company vs. a DAO
00:21:30 Zeugh's interest in DAOs and coordination
00:22:50 Challenges facing community building in the bear market
00:26:48 Welcome back (part 2)
00:27:21 Zeugh's advice for launching a DAO and building community
00:30:47 How market conditions have changed the role of community management
00:33:54 DAO tooling and projects that Zeugh is excited about
00:40:48 Zeugh's takeaways from IRL crypto conferences
00:48:09 Friend Tech
00:50:39 What's coming next for Zeugh
00:54:13 Wrap-up
Topics discussed:
Community management
Coordination
DAO tooling
JuiceboxDAO town hall song by DarbyTrash
Relevant links:
Follow Zeugh on Twitter @ZeughFromCanu
Nance, a tool for automating DAO governance
Sign up for the Juicebox newsletter
Browse trending projects on Juicebox
Project creator docs
Follow Juicebox Protocol on Twitter @juiceboxETH
Follow juicebox.money on Twitter @juicebox_money
Credits:
Production: Matthew and Brileigh
Engineering: Matthew
Music: "EastAndW" by Romariogrande and "Juicebox Goes Out West" by DarbyTrash
In this episode, Matthew and Brileigh are joined by DeeZe. Deeze is a long time degen, former Director of Vibes at Tessera, and host of the We Do A Little Pod, a series of candid long-form conversations with guests mostly from the NFT art world.
In this episode, Deeze tells us about his journey from Runescape’s Grand Exchange to flipping CryptoPunks and how Ethereum can be considered a global multiplayer game. We share stories about psychedelics, good and bad trades, as well as his experience as an “influencer” and how he deals with the ethics and social dynamics of having a huge following. We also touch on why he’s stayed anon over the years, Twitter’s sudden rebrand, and why email is still the best decentralized social network.
Chapters:
0:00:00 Intro
00:00:53 Disclaimer
00:01:30 Welcome
00:01:56 Twitter’s rebrand and the “Twitter killer” apps
00:04:31 Comparing all the “Twitter killer” apps (Farcaster, Lens, Bluesky, Threads)
00:08:37 Where the name Deeze comes from
00:09:53 How Deeze went from trading on Runescape to flipping CryptoPunks
00:18:58 Parallels between MMORPGs like Runescape and crypto
00:22:06 Learning from mistakes, bad trades, and the screenshot rule
00:25:24 Deeze’s approach to collecting art vs PFPs & the first artists he discovered
00:32:36 Learning to save gains for taxes
00:35:56 Discussing some of Deeze’s favourite 1/1 art NFTs from his collection
00:41:41 Deeze’s relationship to weed
00:48:15 Guns, Ian McDougall, boat people, and other stories of psychedelic experiences
01:00:27 Feeling the vibrations, the 6529 thread, and other life lessons
01:12:18 How Deeze handles the ethics and social dynamics of having a huge following
01:21:09 Why Deeze chose to be anon and dealing with targeted attacks
01:29:34 The power of memetics and trading shitcoins
01:46:18 We Do A Little podcast
01:48:53 Wrap up
Topics discussed
Decentralized social media
Skulls of Luci - The Eye of Exodus
Thousand Finger Man - Candido
Pepe, HarryPotterObamaSonic10Inu, and other shitcoins
Crypto influencers
Relevant links
Follow DeeZe on Twitter: @DeeZe
We Do A Little Podcast: @wedoalittlepod
Sign up for the Juicebox newsletter
Create a Juicebox project: juicebox.money Browse trending projects on Juicebox Follow Juicebox on Twitter: @juiceboxETH
Book an onboarding session with a contributor juicebox.money on Twitter: @juicebox_money
Follow Matthew on Twitter: @0xmatthewb
Follow Brileigh on Twitter: @0xbrileigh
Credits Hosts: Matthew and Brileigh Production: Matthew and Brileigh Engineering: Matthew Music: EastAndW by Romariogrande
Disclaimer:
The contents of The Juicecast are strictly for educational and entertainment purposes only. This podcast is not financial advice or a solicitation to buy or sell any assets or to make any financial decisions. Do not purchase any tokens discussed on episodes of The Juicecast in anticipation of financial gains. Please do your own research.
Matthew and Brileigh sit down with Nicholas in episode 28 of The Juicecast. Nicholas is a long-time JuiceboxDAO contributor, an active developer, and the host of Web3 Galaxy Brain, a casual weekly twitter space series where he interviews builders about their projects and interests.
In this episode we dive into Nicholas’ background and what it is about social networks that makes him tick. We discuss the evolution of Juicebox from the early days to now, as well as his recent work on Juicebox Metadata. We also touch on his recent hackathon project at ETH Waterloo, Piggybank 6551 NFT.
Chapters:
00:00:00 Intro
00:01:40 Welcome
00:02:44 Nicholas’ background
00:06:11 Getting involved with PrtyDAO, SharkDAO and finding Juicebox
00:09:50 The evolution of Juicebox from July 2021 to now
00:12:18 Nicholas reflects on his experience as a long-term contributor at JuiceboxDAO
00:13:18 Token URI Resolver
00:18:04 Juicebox Cards
00:20:04 Starter repo for rendering onchain SVG
00:21:14 Why Nicholas is interested in NFTs and onchain metadata
00:23:38 Thoughts on PFP collections in the bear market
00:27:43 Nicholas explains why he’s interested in social networks and how this relates to crypto
00:33:42 Describing the culture of crypto twitter
00:36:47 Nicholas’ talk about Juicebox metadata at ETH Waterloo and Piggybank 6551 NFT
00:40:32 Web3 Galaxy Brain and why Nicholas continues to host weekly Twitter Spaces in the bear market
00:43:48 NFT projects, Cameras, AI for games, and what’s coming next for Nicholas
00:47:29 Wrap-up
Topics discussed:
GMoney’s “Why did I buy this JPEG for 140 ETH” tweet
Juicebox metadata
Social networks
NFTs
Relevant links:
Follow Nicholas on Twitter
Follow Juicebox on Twitter
Sign up for the Juicebox newsletter
Browse trending projects on Juicebox
Credits:
Hosts: Matthew and Brileigh Production: Matthew and Brileigh Engineering: Matthew Music: EastAndW by Romariogrande
In this episode, Matthew and Brileigh are joined by Tommy and Frisson from Tally. Tally helps operators, voters, and delegates run DAOs onchain. You can create or pass proposals, delegate voting power, view analytics, manage a Safe treasury, and more. Tommy and Frisson are a dynamic duo at Tally: they are co-hosts of the DAO Talk podcast, content and marketing strategy leads, brand design and business development, and community ambassadors for bringing DAOs onchain.
In this episode, we discuss how Tommy and Frisson first got involved with Tally and why they believe in the future of DAOs. Frisson tells us about his role as an Arbitrum DAO delegate and Tommy tells us more about Content Guild, a DAO that decentralizes Tally’s marketing efforts by commissioning written content. Apart from their roles at Tally, you might know Frisson and Tommy for their infectious friendship on crypto Twitter. They tell us all about their iconic bromance and the role that their friendship has played in their journey in the industry. We also dive into Tommy’s background as a competitive crossfit athlete and get his opinion on Zuck’s Murph challenge flex.
Show Notes
00:00:00 Intro
00:01:12 Welcome
00:01:53 Frisson’s background
00:05:06 Tommy’s background
00:08:50 Frisson and Tommy share their experience working at Tally and it has evolved
00:14:48 Why Tally isn’t a DAO, companies vs DAO structure & how DAOs can scale Ethereum
00:21:41 Frisson explains why DAOs have a long way to go
00:24:52 Why Tommy and Frisson are bullish on DAOs long term
00:31:18 Frisson tells us why he’s excited to be an Arbitrum DAO delegate and what’s ahead
00:36:21 Tommy explains what Content Guild is
00:40:11 Frisson x Tommy bromance
00:46:44 Tommy’s interest in competitive crossfit, Zuck’s murph challenge, & balancing work/life
00:52:36 The role of content creation, brand design, and marketing in tech companies
00:58:37 Hai partnership, gasless onchain governance, trust-minimized treasury diversification, and other upcoming news from Tally
Topics discussed
Mark Zuckerbergs Murph challenge
Competitive Crossfit
Decentralized media
Relevant links
Follow Tommy on Twitter: @tommylower
Follow Frisson on Twitter: @0xfrisson
Follow Tally on Twitter: @tallyxyz
Follow Juicebox on Twitter: @juiceboxETH
Juicebox Protocol's website: juicebox.money
Follow Matthew on Twitter: @0xmatthewb
Follow Brileigh on Twitter: @0xbrileigh
Sign up for the Juicebox newsletter
Browse trending projects on Juicebox
Credits Hosts: Matthew and Brileigh Production: Matthew and Brileigh Engineering: Matthew Music: EastAndW by Romariogrande
Are you ready to learn about all things life extension, cryopreservation and cryptography? Even though the connection isn’t immediately obvious, there is a huge overlap between thinkers interested in cryptography, building for the future, and life extension, and today’s episode with Dr. Emil Kenziorra and Kai Micah Mills from CryoDAO will get into some of the reasons behind this. CryoDAO’s mission is to fund high-impact cryopreservation research to increase the quality and capabilities of cryopreservation.
In this episode we’ll dive into why both Emil and Kai left academia behind for cryonics research, CryoDAO’s mission and the overlap between crypto and cryonics, why science should be decentralized, as well as some common misconceptions about cryopreservation. We hope you enjoy this week’s episode.
Chapters:
00:00:00 Intro
00:01:25 Welcome
00:01:53 Emil’s background
00:03:03 Kai’s background
00:04:39 Ditching the academic world in order to make real scientific progress
00:11:30 How Emil & Kai first discovered the field of cryopreservation
00:17:37 Why cryopreservation research is underfunded despite the universal death problem
00:23:44 How CryoDAO got started
00:26:57 Why CryoDAO become a DAO and how their governance works
00:30:37 The power of moonshot funding on Juicebox
00:32:18 The struggle for DAOs to be sustainable and how CryoDAO plans for longevity in funding
00:37:56 Why Emil and Kai think DeSci is important
00:41:50 How far away are we from extending life & can an AGI solve death
00:48:49 Common misconceptions about cryonics
00:52:57 Current research underway at CryoDAO
00:54:35 How to get involved with CryoDAO
Topics discussed: Cryopreservation
Relevant links
Follow Dr. Emil Kendziorra on Twitter: @emilkendziorra
Follow Kai Micah Mills on Twitter: @kaimicahmills CryoDAO on Juicebox
Sign up for the Juicebox newsletter: https://subscribepage.io/juicenews Browse trending projects on Juicebox: https://juicebox.money/projects Project creator docs: https://info.juicebox.money/user/ Juicebox on Twitter: https://twitter.com/juiceboxETH
Credits Hosts: Matthew @0xmatthewb and Brileigh @0xbrileigh Production: Matthew and Brileigh Engineering: Matthew Music: EastAndW by Romariogrande
Our 25th episode of The Juicecast features Xin, also known as Livid from Planet. Planet is an open source tool that makes it easy to build your own decentralized website using IPFS and ENS. For example, if you own the ENS jango.eth, you can create a website accessible in almost any browser at jango.eth.limo.
In this episode, we talk about Livid’s interest in retro gaming and how they discovered Ethereum, the importance of decentralized websites and content distribution, and how experiments like Croptop might emerge as a decentralized lo-fi version of tumblr.
00:00:00 Intro
00:00:49 Welcome
00:01:01 The story behind the name Livid
00:02:12 Livid’s interest in Sim City and other early video games
00:04:08 Livid’s background and entry to crypto
00:06:28 The lessons learned from building V2EX.com
00:10:13 What is Planet and how it works
00:11:46 Where the name Planet comes from
00:13:04 “Proof of Release” and other projects built using Planet
00:15:27 How Livid found Juicebox and how Croptop got started
00:17:21 Juicebox as a tool for open-source software
00:18:09 Croptop as a low-fi tumblr
00:23:17 Using ENS on Planet as an extension of our online identity
00:26:53 How Pinning works and Planet’s pinning-as-a-service on Juicebox
00:29:41 What’s coming next for Planet
00:31:48 Livid’s reflections on being involved in crypto since 2011 and what web3 means to him
00:34:24 Planet and the Internet Archive at upcoming Dweb Camp in June
00:36:04 Livid demos Game DB from his past work with the Internet Archive
00:42:16 Wrap up
Topics Discussed:
https://v2ex.com/IPFSENSFirebasePinataWeb3 StorageCroptopThe Internet ArchiveThe Wayback Machine
Follow Livid on Twitter: @Livid
Follow Juicebox on Twitter: @juiceboxETH
Juicebox Protocol's website: juicebox.money
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Follow Brileigh on Twitter: @0xbrileigh
Credits:
Hosts: Matthew Brooks and Brileigh Hardcastle
Production: Matthew Brooks and Brileigh Hardcastle
Engineering: Matthew Brooks
Music: "EastAndW" by Romariogrande
Matthew are Brileigh are joined by Chris Carella from Purple. Chris is a Nouns delegate, head of product at Charmverse, and co-founder of Purple, a DAO dedicated to funding public goods in the Farcaster ecosystem.
In this episode we talk about what it means to be a Nounish DAO, the Arbitrum airdrop and the tensions between financial incentives and the boring reality of governance, as well as the importance of funding public goods in Ethereum. Please note that this recording actually took place right before ETH Tokyo and NFT NYC, so the context of certain discussions may have shifted since.
00:01:43 Welcome
00:02:58 Chris’ background before crypto
00:06:31 Chris’ entry to crypto and building an NFT platform on Tezos
00:09:39 Chris getting involved with Nouns through SharkDAO
00:12:39 Learning about the value of DAOs and their initial barrier to entry
00:14:47 Chris journey in the Nouns ecosystem from SharkDAO to Lil Nouns and then Purple
00:16:52 How Purple got started
00:21:08 What is a Nounish DAO
00:25:26 Why Chris chose to build a Nounish DAO for Purple
00:28:07 Why Chris is bullish on Farcaster’s longevity & the importance of decentralized social media
00:35:10 ENS + Arbitrum airdrop & the tension between financial incentives & the boring reality of governance
00:39:05 Chris’ thoughts on the relationship between funding public goods using blockchain vs VC
00:44:57 Chris background in painting and the meaning behind his NFT The Stream
00:48:22 What’s coming next for Purple and Farcaster
Topics Discussed:
Nouns Builder
Warpcaster
Follow Chris Carella on Twitter/Warpcaster: @ccarella
Follow Juicebox on Twitter: @juiceboxETH
Juicebox Protocol's website: juicebox.money
Follow Matthew on Twitter: @0xmatthewb
Follow Brileigh on Twitter: @0xbrileigh
Credits:
Hosts: Matthew Brooks and Brileigh Hardcastle
Production: Matthew Brooks and Brileigh Hardcastle
Engineering: Matthew Brooks
Music: "EastAndW" by Romariogrande
Are you ready to dive into the world of DAO automation? Matthew are Brileigh are joined by Jigglyjams, a long-time JuiceboxDAO contributor and the creator of Nance, a powerful tool to help automate governance processes for DAOs. He has built many other bots for DAO automation and community building for SharkDAO, CanuDAO and Juicebox.
In this episode, we dive into Jiggly’s past work building fun Discord bots like gm bot, how Nance works to automate JBDAO governance, and where it’s heading next. We also take a few detours to discuss recent developments in AI, Balaji’s $1M Bitcoin bet, and Jiggly’s past work on comma.ai which can transform a Honda Civic into a Tesla (kinda). We hope you enjoy this fun, and casual conversation.
00:00:00 Intro
00:01:47 Welcome
00:02:15 The story behind the name Jigglyjams
00:01:21 Jigglyjams’s background and transforming Hondas into self-driving cars at comma.ai
00:07:25 How comma.ai works
00:08:39 Jigglyjams on working in both hardware and software engineering
00:09:49 FlyFrogs and discovering DAOs
00:14:29 The gm bot
00:18:22 Bot Gameification and building habits through Discord engagement
00:26:20 GM, WAGMI and what crypto slang means in both the bull and bear market
00:28:08 Jiggly’s thoughts on what keeps communities together in bear market
00:30:35 Juicebox’s “stone age” of doing governance manually
00:33:26 Introducing Nance
00:35:16 What is Nance and breaking down Juicebox’s governance process
00:38:29 Nance as a public good for all DAOs
00:40:32 Nance for off chain and on chain DAOs
00:42:12 Challenges of funding Nance to make it sustainable
00:46:21 Jiggly’s interest in automation and embracing AI
00:51:04 What’s coming next for Nance
00:53:39 The grim reality of Balaji’s Bitcoin bet and the American banking system
Topics Discussed:
Juicebox DAO’s governance process
GM, Govbot, New juice who dis and other Discord bots by Jiggly
The fear and excitement about the future of AI
Balaji’s million dollar Bitcoin bet
The American banking system
Follow jigglyjams on Twitter: @jjjjigglyjams
Follow Juicebox on Twitter: @juiceboxETH
Juicebox Protocol's website: juicebox.money
Follow Matthew on Twitter: @0xmatthewb
Follow Brileigh on Twitter: @0xbrileigh
Credits:
Hosts: Matthew Brooks and Brileigh Hardcastle
Production: Matthew Brooks and Brileigh Hardcastle
Engineering: Matthew Brooks
Music: "EastAndW" by Romariogrande
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00:00:00 Intro
00:01:17 Welcome
00:02:48 Jacob from ComicsDAO
00:35:21 Jin from OpenVoxels
01:01:33 Nacho Frades
Guests and projects discussed during this episode:
- Jacob from ComicsDAO
- Jin from OpenVoxels
Hosted by @nnnnicholas and @me_jango
Produced by @0xbrileigh and @0xmatthewb
Music: "Retro Synths" by HoliznaCC0
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00:00:00 Intro
00:01:16 Dr. Slurp & Cookietree: "Wind tunnels" and "Circles are bad"
00:32:52 Jackson Ernst: Social Commitment Protocol
01:00:03 0xGogo & ComicsDAO: Checks inspired burn and redeem drop
01:12:39 Wrap-up
Guests and projects discussed during this episode:
- Dr. Slurp & Cookietree: wind tunnels and circles are bad
- Jackson Ernst: Social Commitment Protocol
- 0xGogo & ComicsDAO: Checks inspired burn and redeem drop
Hosted by @nnnnicholas and @me_jango
Produced by @0xbrileigh and @0xmatthewb
Music: "Retro Synths" by HoliznaCC0
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00:00:00 Intro
00:01:24 Welcome
00:02:21 STVG and MerchSquad
00:47:19 Jigglyjams and Nance
01:14:38 Wrap-up
Guests and projects discussed during this episode:
- STVG (https://twitter.com/0xSTVG) and MerchSquad (https://juicebox.money/@merchsquad)
- Jigglyjams (https://twitter.com/jjjjigglyjams) and Nance (https://github.com/nance-eth/)
Hosted by @nnnnicholas and @me_jango
Produced by @0xbrileigh and @0xmatthewb
Music: "Retro Synths" by HoliznaCC0
Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/OWt_zWWoFz8
In this episode, Brileigh and Matthew host a round table discussion about the upcoming Ticket To Space documentary being launched via StudioDAO which tells the story of Yan Kejun, a MoonDAO member from Beijing, who will be sent to space on an upcoming Blue Origin flight. Guests include director Fernando Urdapilleta, producer Susie Conley, MoonDAO co-founder Pablo Moncada-Larrotiz, and StudioDAO co-founders Kenny Miller and Rachel Leventhal.
This wide-ranging conversation touches on the complex themes explored in Ticket To Space: decentralized organizations and coordination, blockchain technology and the state, U.S.-China tensions, and private vs. public space exploration. Ticket To Space will be the first feature length film about a DAO and is being produced in collaboration with StudioDAO, a decentralized movie studio. This DAO meta-narrative is another layer of the story that will unfold over the next few months as production continues. Stay tuned for future episodes in this mini-series.
Chapters:
00:00:00 Intro
00:00:55 Welcome
00:01:21 Pablo’s background
00:02:24 MoonDAO’s mission
00:04:22 Susie's background
00:05:38 Fernando's background
00:08:57 Kenny and StudioDAO’s background
00:10:34 Rachel’s background
00:11:33 How the Ticket To Space documentary got started
00:15:07 How StudioDAO got involved
00:16:17 Overview of T2S plot and how the film fits in with MoonDAO’s mission
00:19:13 Billionaire space race, the explosion of DAOs, and the objectives of the film
00:22:38 Yan leaving Beijing for the first time and suddenly being alone in space
00:25:17 China-U.S. tensions, China’s past crypto bans, and Yan’s U.S. visa
00:28:36 What Fernando and Susie find most exciting and challenging about working on this film
00:32:44 Matthew on why T2S is a great story for a film about a DAO
00:34:05 Susie and Fernando share what it’s like working with a DAO
00:38:18 Rachel and Kenny on the meta-narrative of a film about MoonDAO, funded by a StudioDAO, using Juicebox which is built by JuiceboxDAO
00:42:02 Kenny and Fernando on this unique moment in time of “normal” people going to space before it becomes mainstream
00:47:31 Pablo on why T2S is an opportunity showcase the good and bad in DAOs
00:49:52 Pablo and Susie on Pablo’s role representing MoonDAO and the film’s focus on a human story rather than technology
00:55:26 Fernando and Susie on the importance of struggle being depicted in the film and what it inspires for others
00:59:58 Kenny on how to support Ticket To Space on Juicebox
01:00:53 Pablo on the value of community ownership of Ticket To Space
01:02:37 Wrap-up and Ticket To Space Contest
Topics discussed:
Cryptocurrencies
Non-fungible tokens (NFTs)
Decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs)
Space research and exploration
Crowdfunding and crypto fundraising on Juicebox
StudioDAO, a decentralized movie studio
Decentralized film financing
Blue Origin and private space exploration
Ticket To Space documentary
Credits:
Hosts and producers: matthewbrooks.eth and brileigh.eth
Engineering: matthewbrooks.eth
Music: Romariogrande
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00:00:00 Intro
00:01:28 Gabriel Haines and Gabriel Haines' Rants For You
00:55:44 Ibn Inglor and DangerZone
01:24:34 Kaspotz aka acidicsantana and Krause Haus NBA Bounty & Charity Raffle
01:42:14 Wrap-up
Projects discussed during this episode:
- @gabrielhaines + @nnnnicholas Gabriel Haines' Rants For You (juicebox.money/@rantsforyou)
- @IbnInglor's DangerZone
- @kaspotz aka acidicsantana's Krause Haus NBA Bounty & Charity Raffle
Hosted by @nnnnicholas and @me_jango
Produced by @0xbrileigh and @0xmatthewb
juicebox.money/@officehours%F0%9F%8F%93
Tune in live Wednesdays at 4:20pm at https://twitter.com/nnnnicholas
00:00:00 Intro
00:01:15 Welcome
00:01:55 Jin and Openvoxels
00:29:02 Ibn Inglor and DangerZone
00:55:01 Robin Nagpal and DoDAO
01:08:29 Wrap-up
Projects discussed during this episode:
- @dankvr's Openvoxels
- @IbnInglor's DangerZone
- RobinNagPal's DoDAO
Hosted by @nnnnicholas and @me_jango
Produced by @0xbrileigh and @0xmatthewb
Music: "Retro Synths" by HoliznaCC0
You can also watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/mJ5CKcW4GsQ
Matthew and Brileigh are joined by Chris Blec. Chris is a crypto content creator known for his adversarial approach to writing about the world of DeFi. Following the launch of Blec Report—a website dedicated to analyzing the risks of DeFi protocols and organizations—Chris created a Juicebox project to raise funds from supporters in a trustless and transparent way.
In this conversation, Chris tells us about his career in marketing and growth and how he fell down the crypto rabbit hole. We learn more about the motivations behind his writing and what he thinks about the future of DeFi, regulations, and some of the most popular Dapps being used today.
Chapters:
00:00:00 Intro
00:00:49 Welcome
00:01:06 Chris' background in marketing and growth
00:03:18 How Chris' background informs his writing about DeFi
00:05:31 What drew Chris down the crypto rabbit hole
00:09:44 Blec Report and how it got started
00:13:43 Utopic vs. critical thinking in crypto
00:17:35 The importance of self-publishing
00:19:53 How Twitter affects crypto and DeFi discourse
00:23:46 Why Chris started a Juicebox project for Blec Report
00:27:19 Chris' NFTs on Juicebox and how they were made
00:30:21 The future of DeFi and regulation
00:36:14 The protocols that most closely align with Chris' values
00:40:53 The importance of talking openly about DeFi's flaws
00:43:33 How Chris feels about his unpopular opinions
00:47:21 What's coming next for Blec Report
00:49:46 How to support Blec Report
00:50:47 Wrap-up and thank you
00:51:29 Shoutout to content creators on Juicebox
Topics Discussed:
Decentralized Finance
Ethereum
Bitcoin
Liquity and LUSD
Chris Blec on Twitter @chrisblec
Juicebox on Twitter: @juiceboxETH
Trending projects on Juicebox: juicebox.money/projects
Project creator docs: info.juicebox.money/user
Matthew on Twitter: @0xmatthewb
Brileigh on Twitter: @0xbrileigh
Credits:
Hosts: matthewbrooks.eth and brileigh.eth
Production: matthewbrooks.eth and brileigh.eth
Engineering: matthewbrooks.eth
Music by Darby Trash (Fruit Gushers)
juicebox.money/@officehours%F0%9F%8F%93
Tune in live Wednesdays at 4:20pm at https://twitter.com/nnnnicholas
00:00:00 Intro
00:01:01 Nicholas' recent ideas
00:05:47 Bruxa and Thirsty Thirsty
00:28:23 Alien to Me and StudioDAO
01:05:32 Dr. Slurp and MyFi Studio
01:29:30 Liquid Ape and The Content Game
Projects discussed during this episode:
@0xLiquidApe's @contentgameTCG
Hosted by @nnnnicholas and @me_jango
Produced by @0xbrileigh and @0xmatthewb
