Joined by Lala.XYZ - They are providing fans a unique experience using Web3 tech. Their first drop is Wolf of Wallstreet. PlaySwoops has created a basketball game using Web3 tech that rewards those who play, boasting impressive numbers since launch

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Bulls and Apes gives holders access to invest early in VC deals vetted by the team. They also have some gamification in place to keep things interesting for the community. The founder, Anthony shares more in this episode.

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Verify who you are... verify who they are. Blockchain verified identity - data owned by the individual. Empeiria opens a world of possibilities for digital data and identity.

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 Ed shares his journey from growing up loving arcade games and baseball cards in the '80s, working in IT and building custom arcade sticks for professional Street Fighter players, to his introduction into NFTs through NBA Top Shots and Atari 2600 cartridge NFTs. He then discusses his idea for Arcade.io, a platform allowing users to buy and play games using unique NFTs as 'keys.' Each NFT holds the top 10 high scores for that particular game, creating an interesting constraint for gameplay. Ed discusses how he strives to make NFTs more appealing and accessible to new users, but acknowledges the reluctance of most gamers to embrace NFTs. The conversation concludes with the hosts suggesting ways to enhance the gaming experience by linking the rarity of NFTs to in-game features.

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The team from courtyard.io joins to share their physical collectible platform. Rip packs, buy, and sell your favorite collectibles including pokemon and sports cards. All verified via blockchain technology.

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Memepotz joins to discuss their project, which aims to bring Web3 closer to real world operations. He provides an example of a cannabis farm, where each cannabis plant is represented by an NFT. The project plans to integrate a proof of growth feature, where token holders have access to a 24/7 live stream of CCTV footage from the farm. This allows holders to monitor the growth of their plant and witness the proof of growth in real time. However, it is important to note that the project will not be involved in the shipping or distribution of the harvested cannabis, as this would raise regulatory issues. Instead, the project plans to provide unique rewards to the holders based on the harvest, without introducing a new token. The reward system will include a planned staking mechanism.

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AlienQueen, OSF, and Mando join bern and 2160. We cover the origin story of each, then go through TABZ and rektguy in depth - discussing the philosophical approach of these founders, the art, and the community.

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Lore is a platform that allows users to create and manage collective wallets and make decisions together. It enables group buying of NFTs, crowdfunding, and other collective initiatives. Users can start with a small group and expand over time as they reach milestones. Lore has been used for various use cases, including group buying NFTs and supporting artists. The platform provides features like equity breakdown based on contributions, as well as crowdfunding options with ETH or specific NFTs. It aims to enable social and community-driven experiences in the crypto space.

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Piggylet defi joins the boys this week. Harun talks about their experience in the crypto space, including working for a cryptocurrency exchange and becoming a crypto trader. Piggylet defi is an NFT lending platform that has benefits to both the borrower and lender with some interesting mechanics built in.

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The hosts of Rugroast discuss various topics. They start by talking about going live on the podcast and mentioning the cancellation of their intended guests. They then discuss receiving RLD merch and the possibility of keeping some items unopened for nostalgia. The conversation then shifts to the topic of alien hearings in Congress and the lack of interest or reaction from society. They discuss the possibility of aliens existing and the technological advancements they would possess. The conversation later moves on to the topic of a certain Web3 grifter who apparently launched a scam coin that allowed wallets to be drained. They express their negative opinion of him and share thoughts on the risks and responsibilities of participating in such projects. gman joins and provides an overview of the Jack Butcher NFT ecosystem, including Checks and Opepen.

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