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Meina Zhou, CEO and founder of Native, discusses her background in data science and her journey into the crypto space. She explains the liquidity issues in Web3, including pricing inaccuracy and liquidity fragmentation. Native aims to address these issues by building a unified liquidity layer for Web3. They have developed three core products: the RFQ routing system, NativeX (a DEX aggregator), and Native Lend (formerly Agua, a peer-to-PMM liquidity provisioning mechanism). Meina also discusses notable partnerships and collaborations. 

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Native is a liquidity protocol that aims to solve the liquidity problem in DeFi by providing capital-efficient liquidity. It is also focused on attracting more assets into its native liquidity pools. Native's sustainable yield is generated through traditional lending and borrowing rates and financing fees based on capital utilization. Native aims to contribute to the broader adoption of Web3 by providing better pricing and more yields and by being a fundamental financial infrastructure for the DeFi ecosystem.

00:00 Introduction and Background

05:01 AMMs and Inefficient Pricing Models

07:51 Liquidity Fragmentation and Native's Solution

14:16 The Three Core Products of Native

26:23 Building a Unified Liquidity Layer for Web3

31:24 Improving Liquidity with Partnerships

39:35 Opportunities to Earn and Grow with Native

44:58 Challenges and Lessons in Building the Product

49:37 The Difficulty of Marketing in Web3

54:08 Contributing to the Adoption of Web3

58:44 Upcoming Milestones and Developments

Guest Socials: 
- Twitter: https://x.com/CryptoMeina
- Company Website: https://native.org/

Host Socials: 
- Twitter: https://x.com/jaxxdwyer

Keywords

Native, data science, crypto space, liquidity issues, pricing inaccuracy, liquidity fragmentation, unified liquidity layer, RFQ routing system, NativeX, Native Land, Agua, peer-to-PMM liquidity provisioning, partnerships, collaborations, ZK-Link, Native, liquidity protocol, DeFi, market makers, yield aggregators, stablecoin issuer RWA protocols, partnerships, capital utilization, sustainable yield, Web3, better pricing, yields, financial infrastructure

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Disclaimer: Nothing said on Building Web3 is a recommendation to buy or sell securities or tokens. This podcast is for informational purposes only, and any views expressed by anyone on the show are solely our opinions, not financial advice. Jax, and our guests may hold positions in the companies, funds, or projects discussed.

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Summary

In this conversation, Jax Dwyer interviews Lachlan, a technical writer in the crypto space. They discuss Lachlan's introduction to crypto, his career path, and his work as a technical writer for various projects. They also cover topics such as bridging between different blockchains, the importance of stablecoins and on/off ramps, layer twos and their scalability solutions, and the concept of eigen layer and liquid staking. Lachlan provides insights and recommendations for those looking to break into the crypto industry.

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Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Background
03:48 Breaking into the Crypto Industry
07:05 The Importance of Stablecoins and On/Off Ramps
09:08 Bridging Between Different Blockchains
28:29 Exploring Eigen Layer and Liquid Staking
35:05 Tips for Breaking into the Crypto Industry



Takeaways

- Technical writers play a crucial role in making complex crypto concepts more accessible to the average person.
- Bridging between different blockchains is important for seamless liquidity and transaction flow.
- Stablecoins and on/off ramps are essential for easier buying, selling, and spending of cryptocurrencies.
- Layer twos, such as optimistic rollups and ZK rollups, provide scalability solutions for Ethereum.
- Eigen layer and liquid staking offer ways to secure other chains using staked ETH from Ethereum validators.
- Gaining hands-on experience and demonstrating a deep understanding of the space through writing and contributions can be valuable ways to break into the crypto industry.
- Projects focused on interoperability, DeFi, and deep tech are areas where technical writers like Lachlan can provide expertise.

Keywords

crypto, technical writer, blockchain, bridging, stablecoins, on/off ramps, layer twos, scalability, eigen layer, liquid staking

Guest Socials: 
- Twitter/X: lachlanalextodd

Host Socials: 
- Twitter/X: jaxxdwyer

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Disclaimer: Nothing said on Building Web3 is a recommendation to buy or sell securities or tokens. This podcast is for informational purposes only, and any views expressed by anyone on the show are solely our opinions, not financial advice. Jax, and our guests may hold positions in the companies, funds, or projects discussed.

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Summary

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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Summary

The host, Jax Dwyer, introduces himself and his background in computer science, finance, and technology. He explains how he became interested in Web3 and decentralized finance (DeFi) through his experiences at Google, BlackRock, and in the content creation space. Jax shares his goal for the podcast, which is to interview founders and provide listeners with the latest information on projects and trends in the blockchain space.

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Takeaways

The host has a background in computer science, finance, and technology, which has led to his interest in Web3 and decentralized finance.

The podcast aims to provide listeners with the latest information on projects and trends in the blockchain space.

Conferences and networking events are valuable for connecting with players in the Web3 space.

Interviews with founders and technical experts will help listeners understand the components of building Web3 and the opportunities available.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Web3 and Decentralized Finance

02:22 Exploring Projects and Trends in the Blockchain Space

03:48 The Value of Conferences and Networking in Web3

04:45 Interviews with Founders and Technical Experts in Web3

Keywords

Web3, decentralized finance, computer science, finance, technology, Google, BlackRock, content creation, blockchain, podcast, founders, projects, trends

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Disclaimer: Nothing said on Building Web3 is a recommendation to buy or sell securities or tokens. This podcast is for informational purposes only, and any views expressed by anyone on the show are solely our opinions, not financial advice. Jax, and our guests may hold positions in the companies, funds, or projects discussed.

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