In less than 10 minutes, this episode breaks down how Grindery is building a secure, user-friendly crypto wallet, learning from existing custodial and externally owned accounts (EOAs). Grindery's innovative wallet uses ERC-4337 for "account abstraction," adding smart security features like social recovery and gasless transactions, which make crypto easier for everyone. GX token holders benefit as wallet usage grows, increasing GX’s value and utility across Grindery's ecosystem. Tune in to understand how these advancements set Grindery apart and create exciting opportunities for both users and token holders alike.

Building on Rand Fishkin’s 10x content concept, 100x content leverages AI to achieve 100x efficiency by producing high-quality content at 1% of the traditional cost. This approach is crucial for Grindery, a company focused on simplifying Web3 and facing the challenge of educating a vast user base with diverse knowledge levels about complex concepts like self-custody.
Grindery’s podcast should emphasize the power of AI tools like Notebook ML to create engaging audio deep dives that answer key questions for GX token holders and the wider crypto community. By focusing on consistently producing valuable content through AI, Grindery can cut costs, reduce complexity, and effectively educate users, driving adoption and community growth.

An AI agent named Truth Terminal, created by Andy Ayrey, was given $50,000 in Bitcoin by Marc Andreessen as a research grant to help it achieve its goals.
 The AI bot planned to use the funds for various projects, including hiring humans, setting up a Discord server, and potentially launching a token that users could only purchase by engaging with the AI bot on Twitter. The bot’s tweets, which it generates independently but are screened by Ayrey before posting, often reference a meme it calls the “Goatse Gospel,” which inspired the independent creation of a memecoin called GOAT. GOAT achieved a market cap of over $200 million.This 10-minute discussion will provide insights into the complex interactions between AI, cryptocurrency, meme culture, and venture capital funding, highlighting some of the most interesting and unexpected developments in the world of AI.

In August 2024, Pavel Durov, the founder of Telegram, was arrested in France for allegedly failing to prevent illegal activity on his platform, including the spread of child sexual abuse material, drug trafficking, and organized fraud. His arrest has sparked debate about freedom of speech online, government censorship, and the responsibility of tech CEOs to moderate harmful content. Durov maintains that holding him personally responsible for the actions of Telegram’s users is a “misguided approach,” and that he has always strived to comply with local laws.This short audio program delves into Telegram’s evolving content moderation policies and how Durov’s legal issues have impacted the company. It also explores the geopolitical implications of his arrest, including ties between France, Russia, and the UAE, and the global debate on online speech and encryption. Additionally, the program touches on Durov’s personal life, including his lavish lifestyle and child abuse allegations from his former partner.

Smart Contract Wallets are set to transform web3 by removing passphrases, simplifying gas fees, and enabling advanced features that unlock hidden value and create competitive advantages. These innovations make decentralized applications easier to use, driving mainstream crypto adoption and reshaping how users interact with digital assets. As this technology disrupts the market, the crypto wallet space, valued at USD 8.42 billion, is projected to grow at a 24.8% CAGR through 2030. Startups developing smart wallets are well-positioned to capitalize on this trend, offering significant investment potential. Tune in to explore this cutting-edge opportunity further.