Blockmuse and I had many conversations before on Twitter Spaces and most of them have been deep and thought-provoking.

This time we livestreamed it and now you get to watch/listen to the recording.

In this episode we spoke about:

• How did he get into the NFT art space
• Why he did not give up and leave
• His failed attempt to write a fluffy poem
• How did Blockmuse deal with the courage to share his art
• Punching back at the world
• Humanizing tech through experiences
• Creating art and vulnerability
• NFT artists vs degens
• Relational art

If you want to learn more about what Blockmuse is about please check out his substack and his website.

There are many exciting things we’ve been working on that I can’t wait to share with you but I can’t yet. I can’t wait to do it too - patience has never been among my strong features.

Meanwhile though maybe you should join Rebels community on X or just push that bell button on my X profile to make sure you won’t miss anything once I start sharing what’s coming!

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Today I spoke to Kaloh.

We discussed:

• How did he get into web3
• Why did he start and grew his newsletter
• What are NFTs and why do people say they are dead
• What’s the real state of the NFT market
• Promoting your NFT art
• Having diverse interests and Niche-ing down
• Takeaways from hosting a podcast
• How he runs all his content onchain
• How to find genuine NFT artist communities

This week I spoke to Amit Pradhan. Amit is the Founder/CEO of Rainfall and the General Partner at JetVentures.

In this episode we spoke about:

• shifts between Web3 & AI
• the importance of WHY and FOR WHO vs WHAT
• why web3 matters
• the VC world and investing in startups
• who’s the enemy of decentralisation
• AI and personal data
• Rainfall