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Show Notes
(00:01:23) - (First question) - What he’s learned about brands moving from Web2 to Web3

(00:03:44) - His viewpoint on the agency business model

(00:07:50) - Signs that a new customer will be difficult to work with

(00:08:56) - What sparked his interest into the Web3 crypto space

(00:10:15) - The purpose of STRV Labs both internally and for Web3 partners

(00:12:57) - They dive into Scavengers Land and Web3 gaming

(00:14:44) - The downsides of Web3 gaming

(00:16:38) - Current gaming business models and how things could evolve with Web3

(00:19:06) - Whether or not Web3 will survive without centralization

(00:22:31) - The potential for Web3 to change the ticketing industry

(00:27:47) - Convincing event holders to use the Web3 ticketing model

(00:29:29) - How to handle abstraction and reduce friction between event holders and ticket buyers

(00:32:26) - Feedback received from previous ticketing customers

(00:34:11) - Overview of how Live Penalty works

(00:36:34) - Lessons learned that help Web2 customers transition into Web3

(00:39:37) - Who he admires within the Web3 space

(00:41:37) - What he is most excited to build over the next six months and six years