Podcasts about gaby goldberg

In this episode, Ben sits down with Jon Moore and Gaby Goldberg of The Chernin Group Crypto. At TCG, Gaby and Jon invest in web3 consumer applications and related infrastructure. Deploying out of a $120mm Fund I, TCG has and continues to invest in payments, collectives, gaming, entertainment, and consumer related utility products. The fund has a unified thesis around digital ownership unlocking net-new and business accretive opportunities. Tune in for unique insights into the application layer, mobile, wallets, and more. Let's get into it. Timestamps 2:00 What consumer use-case has the opportunity to onboard durable new users to crypto? 4:25 What is your background? 10:27 How has the team developed TCG's thesis and how has it evolved? 16:21 Are there examples of "passion" not driven by speculation/financialization in crypto? 19:08 Can you elaborate on how Arkive represents a new consumer experience? 24:21 Web2 brands integrating web3 tooling vs. web3 native brands? 31:03 How do you think about the integration of consumer with crypto infrastructure when investing? 36:18 How can crypto transition into mobile? 42:47 What is GMI vs. NGMI in crypto gaming? 43:41 What is GMI vs. NGMI in crypto music? 44:50 What is GMI vs. NGMI in crypto payments? 45:51 What is GMI vs. NGMI in DAOs? 46:50 What are some projects that you're excited about? 55:29 What is your spiciest take within crypto? 58:22 What is your spiciest take outside of crypto? 1:01:16 Where can people learn more about you? Resources Mentioned Bright Moments Hume Arkive Flamingo Medallion Pudgy Penguins Y00ts to Ethereum Rainbow Wallet Sphere Curio Jia Finance Fairer by TCG Ledger Recover Once Upon - Block explorer Connect with the guest TCG Crypto Gaby Goldberg Jon Moore Disclaimer  Ben Jacobs is a partner at Scenius Capital Management. All views expressed by Ben and the guests of this podcast are solely their opinions and do not reflect the opinions of Scenius Capital Management. Guests and the host may maintain positions in the assets or funds discussed in this podcast. You should not treat any opinion expressed by anyone on this podcast as a specific inducement to make a particular investment or follow a particular strategy but only as an expression of their personal opinion. This podcast is for informational purposes only.

Gaby Goldberg is an investor at TCG Crypto and a prolific writer and thinker on consumer tech. Gaby talks the evolution of web1, web2, and web3, why the internet feels lonely, curation, and more. Follow Gaby on Twitter (@gaby_goldberg) Follow Chase on Twitter (@chaserchapman)

Gaby Goldberg, the self-proclaimed shit poster and investor at TCG Crypto, joins Season 6 and talks about the importance of curation in web3.Full EpisodeSeason 6 Episode 23About Mint ShortsEnjoy the best moments from the podcast in bite-size segments.---------------------------------------------------------------------------Sign up for Adam Levy's newsletterhttps://levychain.substack.com---------------------------------------------------------------------------Follow Adam Levy on social media:Twitter:https://twitter.com/levychainInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/levychainLinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/levy-adamWebsite:https://adamlevy.io

Gaby Goldberg, the self-proclaimed shit poster and investor at TCG Crypto, joins Season 6 and talks about how she sees stickiness being built on all the front-end platforms in web3 today.Full EpisodeSeason 6 Episode 23About Mint ShortsEnjoy the best moments from the podcast in bite-size segments.---------------------------------------------------------------------------Sign up for Adam Levy's newsletterhttps://levychain.substack.com---------------------------------------------------------------------------Follow Adam Levy on social media:Twitter:https://twitter.com/levychainInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/levychainLinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/levy-adamWebsite:https://adamlevy.io

Gaby Goldberg, the self-proclaimed shit poster and investor at TCG Crypto, joins season 6 and shares her thoughts about free NFTs.Full EpisodeSeason 6 Episode 23About Mint ShortsEnjoy the best moments from the podcast in bite-size segments.---------------------------------------------------------------------------Sign up for Adam Levy's newsletterhttps://levychain.substack.com---------------------------------------------------------------------------Follow Adam Levy on social media:Twitter:https://twitter.com/levychainInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/levychainLinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/levy-adamWebsite:https://adamlevy.io

Mint Season 6 episode 23 welcomes Gaby Goldberg, the self-proclaimed shit poster and investor at TCG Crypto.Time Stamps00:09 - Intro02:44 - Web2 Users vs. Web3 Users07:36 - Challenges Creating a Network Effect Using Tokens10:13 - Web3 Consumer17:56 - Curation in Web324:19 - Digital Identity27:02 - Will Decentralized Identity Ever Be Centralized?47:39 - How to Build Product Defensibility When Data Is Open to All51:15 - OutroAdditional ResourcesGaby's TwitterTCG CryptoEpisode Timestamps and Transcripts---------------------------------------------------------------------------Claim Season 6 NFThttps://adamlevy.io/nft/---------------------------------------------------------------------------Support Season 6's NFT Sponsors

Having survived the last transition from bull to bear, today's community-owned networks are discovering the merits of curated communities aligning around shared passion. In episode 2 of Building At The Edges, Jess explores the future of value creation through the lens of passion with guest Gaby Goldberg. Gaby is an investor at TCG Crypto, an early stage crypto fund. Their emerging thesis on “investing in passion” could be described as shorthand for the intimacy and connection that comes from building intentionally with small groups of dedicated people. While much of the crypto space incentivizes people to get out, fork, or rage quit, the most promising products and experiences will arguably come from the communities where people are incentivized to stay and create.

Gaby Goldberg, an investor from TCG Crypto, joins Deana and Natasha to talk about storytelling using blockchain data. They go into the many opportunities in contextualizing on chain data, and somehow manage to bring the conversation around to Taylor Swift and true crime podcasts. Then, Natasha and Deana talk about ‘The Innovators Dilemma' live from Bogotá, and chat about the Howey Test and Bechdel Test to close out the ep.   Sign up to the weekly newsletter.  Thank you to our sponsors MoonPay!     Interview: 4:02 What's happening in the DAO: 28:16 Feelings Check-In: 40:30 Draft Tweets: 47:54   Show notes: Gaby's Mirror Kim for President   

Web 3.0 is the future, ready or not; are you? In today's episode, we explain how Twitter increases earning & job potential, the ways Web 3 is revolutionizing the fitness and insurance industries, and why young people need to follow their interests and then double down. Hosts Sahil Bloom and Greg Isenberg are joined by guest Gaby Goldberg, who has become a pioneer in crypto, an expert in Web 3, and one of the earliest investors in The Chernin Group (TCG), all by the age of 23. Today Gaby shares the personal experiences that led her down the crypto rabbit hole, why young professionals are all in on Web 3, and shares the next generations biggest predictions for the future. ►► Want more community? Learn more here: http://trwih.com SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS ►► This episode is brought to you by Lemon.io. Did you know that one of the top reasons startups fail is bad hiring decisions? People can be unpredictable. And developers can be unpredicted, as well. Let Lemon.io take care of hiring your software engineers. They have a hand-picked roster of engineers from Europe, and we recommend them to companies we work with. Sign up at lemon.io/room for 15% off for the first 4 weeks. ►► This episode is also brought to you by LMNT (http://DrinkLMNT.com/HAPPENS). LMNT is a delicious electrolyte drink mix with all of the things you need and none of the junk. It contains a science-backed electrolyte ratio: 1000 mg sodium, 200 mg potassium, 60 mg magnesium. LMNT can help prevent and eliminate headaches, muscle cramps, fatigue, sleeplessness, and other common symptoms of electrolyte deficiency. It tastes amazing and is great after a workout or one too many drinks :) Right now LMNT is offering our listeners a free sample pack with any order. That's 8 single serving packets FREE with any LMNT order. Get yours at http://drinklmnt.com/HAPPENS. And it's so good they have a no questions asked refund policy but you won't need it. THIS EPISODE Gaby Goldberg: https://twitter.com/gaby_goldberg Sahil Bloom: https://twitter.com/SahilBloom Greg Isenberg: https://twitter.com/gregisenberg Production & Marketing Team: https://penname.co/ FIND US ON SOCIAL Twitter: https://twitter.com/_trwih Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_trwih TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@_trwih Web: https://trwih.com Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6aB0v6amo3a8hgTCjlTlvh Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/where-it-happens/id1593424985

Gaby Goldberg is an investor at The Chernin Group (TCG) where she invests at an early stage in the intersection of consumer and crypto. In their latest round, TCG raised its $1 billion fund in June 2021. Before joining TCG, Gaby invested in early-stage consumer companies at both Bessemer Venture Partners and Chapter One. Gaby is also a prolific writer about web3 and digital culture on Mirror, Medium and Twitter. Download the Callin app for iOS and Android to listen to this podcast live, call in, and more! Also available at callin.com

The same story plays out again and again in consumer tech. Starting out, platforms share interests with their creators and users, and they make product and business decisions accordingly. But as platforms scale, interests diverge. Incentives change. Creator empowerment and user experience make way for advertiser appeasement. What's in the best interest of the platform is no longer good for its creators and users—alienating them in the process.  If you're a regular listener of this podcast, you've probably already guessed the next question: Can tokens help solve this problem? For this episode, we're joined by Gaby Goldberg to find out. Gaby spends her time investing for The Chernin Group, placing bets on the future of consumer tech. She thinks tokens could enable an innovative consumer tech landscape where user and network incentives are aligned. We hope you enjoy this conversation as much as we did! 

First, Jason chats with Alex Campbell of Rose Technology, a data analytics tool and marketplace that helps organizations more clearly understand macro trends (1:28). Alex is a former trader for Ray Dalio's Bridgewater Associates and shares some incredible insights on the global macro environment across Chinese real estate (10:45), investment rates, Bitcoin, Tether, historical financial crises (43:36) and more. Then, for another edition of "OK Boomer," Producer Rachel Chats with Gaby Goldberg (1:08:45) from TCG's Crypto investment arm. They talk about resources to get started in crypto (1:28:52) and why Gaby invests at the intersection of consumer and crypto.

First, Jason chats with Alex Campbell of Rose Technology, a data analytics tool and marketplace that helps organizations more clearly understand macro trends (1:28). Alex is a former trader for Ray Dalio's Bridgewater Associates and shares some incredible insights on the global macro environment across Chinese real estate (10:45), investment rates, Bitcoin, Tether, historical financial crises (43:36) and more. Then, for another edition of "OK Boomer," Producer Rachel Chats with Gaby Goldberg (1:08:45) from TCG's Crypto investment arm. They talk about resources to get started in crypto (1:28:52) and why Gaby invests at the intersection of consumer and crypto. Check out Rose: https://www.rose.ai FOLLOW Alex: https://twitter.com/ABCampbell Charts referenced by Alex: https://bit.ly/twistchartsrose FOLLOW Gaby: https://twitter.com/gaby_goldberg Gaby's Web 3 Reading List: https://bit.ly/GabyWeb3List FOLLOW Jason: https://linktr.ee/calacanis FOLLOW Molly: https://twitter.com/mollywood (00:00) Jason intros the show (1:28) Interview with Alexander Campbell of Rose Technologies (9:35) First Republic Bank - Discover what a long-term financial relationship can do for you. Visit https://firstrepublic.com/startup today to learn more. (10:45) The property bubble in China (15:40) Patterns of migration and economic impact (19:49) Rocket - Go to http://getrocket.com/twist and use promo code TWIST for 20% off your first placement. (21:04) Predicting recessions (25:48) The transaction costs of different payment networks (30:55) Embroker - Get an extra 10% off insurance for your business at https://Embroker.com/twist (32:14) Discussing the long term value of Bitcoin (36:07) Risks of holding Chinese real estate bonds (43:36) British-American economic history (54:50) The changing world order (1:05:10) How you can get in contact with Alex (1:08:45) OK Boomer with Gaby Goldberg of TCG Crypto (1:28:52) Gaby's best Web 3 resources

On this episode of DAOn the Rabbit Hole, we're chatting to Gaby Goldberg. Gaby is an investor at TCG and has written extensively about internet culture and online communities.Gaby talks about her experiences growing up online and how she fell into the crypto world, and how the internet has evolved over time through Web1, Web2, and now Web3, along with how online culture has changed. We talk about how internet-native creators are defining what that culture looks like.We discuss how online relationships and interactions have changed over time, how we protect certain parts of our identity online, and how our digital identity is different across platforms. What are the differences between good internet culture and toxic internet culture?Gaby talks about DAOs, their benefits, the idea of community ownership, and how DAOs could alter the investment landscape. We discuss exclusivity and how to build a more inclusive and equitable Web3. Finally, Gaby shares what she thinks are some key community-building principles all DAOs should be following and tells us what she's most excited about for the future in Web3.To continue this conversation and stay up to date on all things DAOn the Rabbit Hole, you can follow Anay on Twitter @anay_sim and RabbitHole @rabbithole_gg. You can follow our guest, Gaby Goldberg on Twitter @gaby_goldberg.—If you enjoyed this episode, please rate, subscribe, and share with your friends and family so we can keep taking you down the rabbit hole with us. 

We talked to Gaby Goldberg, one of the most interesting young thought leaders in the crypto space, about consumer psychology, web3 culture, and more.Gaby is an investor at The Chernin Group (TCG) by day and a Twitter & Mirror thought leader by night. Building on our conversation last week about what it will take to get to mass adoption of crypto, we dive into why crypto is so hard to use as a consumer, hear about what it's like to be a leading voice in the web3 space, and find out what first got Gaby excited about crypto.  Be sure to follow Gaby on Twitter (@gaby_goldberg) and on Mirror (gaby.mirror.xyz), where she writes long-form about curation, consumers, culture, identity, and more. Check out her web3 reading list here. Vocab words include: OpenSea, LooksRare, Gemini, FTX, Rainbow, Phantom, MirrorAnd big news! This podcast is now sponsored by Boldspace, a new brand building, communications and analytics model for ambitious businesses on a mission. You can learn more at boldspace.com.

Web 3 has become the canonical term to describe new internet products that are decentralized, user owned, and orchestrated with tokens. It is compared to web 1 where the internet was user owned, but highly technical and not user-friendly and web 2 which formed centralized, and eventually extractive platforms that offered consumer friendly experiences and enabled billions of people to access the internet. DAOs (decentralized autonomous organizations) have become the primary social organizing entity within web 3. Gaby describes it as basically a group chat with a shared bank account. As a member of a DAO, you own tokens to that community, and therefore fractional ownership of the group and ‘skin in the game'. You have liquidity so you can leave the DAO as soon as you sell your tokens. In this episode, Gaby helps us understand the emerging social behaviors and products that are being created within the web 3 paradigm and why they are better solutions to today's socialization needs. She helps us walk through web1, 2, and 3 and their distinct characteristics, we explore the idea of the modern friend, we get into detail on the mechanisms of DAOs and some of its current benefits as well as flaws and potential solutions.ABOUT THE GUESTGaby Goldberg is an investor at TCG Crypto, where she focuses on the firm's investments at the intersection of consumer and crypto. She previously invested in early-stage consumer and internet businesses at Bessemer Venture Partners and Chapter One. Gaby writes regularly about culture, identity, and ownership in web3 at https://gaby.mirror.xyz.SHOW NOTES[3:50] Shortcomings of social products in the web 2 era[5:05] How online relationships look like today[8:50] Why online social behaviors emerge from same core motivators as offline[10:50] Key characteristics of web 1, web 2 and web 3[15:40] Is web 3 really better?[20:00] DAO explainer, successful examples and existing shortcomings[23:05] Canonical technology stack of DAOs[27:40] Positive outcomes that have come out of DAOs[30:40] The social token paradox

Today is the last episode of the year, and so we're celebrating by doing something a little different. Rather than have a single guest on, we invited 11 senior On Deck employees to answer a single question: What trend do you expect to change, emerge, or accelerate in 2022? To help them answer honestly, we were very clear that these aren't necessarily predictions. Instead, my colleagues were instructed to think about patterns they've noticed this past year and project how they might shift or continue in 2022.Next year, we'll revisit this analysis and ask our colleagues where they were right, where they were wrong, and why.Here are the guests:First up is Andreas Klinger- On Deck's CTO and a seed investor on the side. Andreas is based in Berlin. You can find him on Twitter @andreasklingerMinn Kim is a partner at ODX based in San Francisco. ODX is On Deck's community-backed fund and accelerator program. In her role, Minn's job is to help the best founders in the world by removing obstacles, opening doors, and creating customized programming for each startup in the program. She's had some exposure to some incredible companies this year through her amazing work at On Deck. You can find her on twitter @minney_catEric Friedman is also an ODX Partner and has served as On Deck's interim COO. He helps founders push rocks uphill and can be found in New York City and on Twitter @ericfriedmanAnne Bosman just joined On Deck to be the General Manager of our Careers division. She joins us from Boston after 5 years leading operations at General Assembly and multiple COO/operations leadership roles at other organizations. She can be found on twitter at @anneoloughWe welcome back Atlanta-based KP to the show after he joined us in October to chat about building in public. We thought his perspective would be an interesting one to share immediately after Anne's comments to provide that contrast. As a reminder, KP is Director of On Deck's No Code program and can be found on twitter @thisiskp_Julian Weisser is a cofounder of On Deck and has helped bring many functions of our company from 0 to 1, including this podcast. He is currently helping founders get involved with our ODX accelerator program. His Twitter DMs are open @julianweisserShriya Nevatia is another return guest after joining us alongside Gaby Goldberg in our Citizens of the Metaverse episode. Shriya joins us from New York City and is the Director of On Deck Catalyst. ​​Catalyst helps ambitious students and early-career people start their first company or break into venture capital. She is on Twitter @shriyanevatia One of On Deck's two CEOs, David Booth, joins us from New Zealand. You can find David's thoughts about how to organize the world's ambition on Twitter @david__booth Katya Delaney is an Editorial lead on our Growth & Content team. Her recommendations to this podcast over the last few months have been most welcome.Earlier in the episode, Andreas mentioned that he expects more competition between different countries for remote talent. We wanted to make sure we spoke to Gonz Sanchez about this too. Gonz is the Head of Growth for our Startups division. He's based in Argentina and also writes about European tech for his newsletter @seedtable. You can find him on Twitter @gonsanchezsLast, but not least, Eade Bengard is On Deck's Director of Brand Marketing. In the past, Eade has worked with brands like AirBnb, Audi, Ideo, Levi's and more. She joins us from Austin and can be found on Twitter @eade_bengardMarshall shared his thoughts too. If there are any guests you think we should have on the show or topics you think we should cover, please DM @makosloff or @jacksonsteger on Twitter. Thank you as always, for listening.

Who's DAO is it anyway? What's so wrong with the internet we know and love/hate today? Will those NFTs be worth something in a decade?You've got questions and we've got answers. In this edition of Thinking Is Cool's Continuing the Conversation series, I speak with TCG investor and general innovation expert Gaby Goldberg in an effort to truly understand what Web3 means for everyone (not just the crypto-pilled on the blue birdie app).Covered in this episode:What is Web3 and how might it permanently change the ways we use the internet?What makes Web3 so much better than Web1 and Web2 (and yes those iterations of the web will also be defined)?What are the biggest risks of putting all of our proverbial eggs in the Web3 basket?And a whole lot more.Listen, learn, and continue the conversation.Resources for listening:This episode is a continuation of my bitcoin episode from Season 1 of Thinking Is Cool. Listen to that one here.I allude in the episode to Gaby's list of Web3 resources—find that list here.Follow Gaby on Twitter here.Remember to take it anywhere, brainiacs. Thinking is cool and so are you.

In today’s episode, Claudia and Madison sit down with Gaby Goldberg, an investor at The Chernin Group. A self-proclaimed Gen Zer, Gaby natively understands the creator and gamer economies. Through a self-discovery semester off from Stanford, where she spent time working at a startup in Tel Aviv, Gaby fell in love with venture capital. Through Twitter, she landed her first job in VC at Chapter One. After this experience, she found herself at Bessemer before recently joining The Chernin Group to focus on the evolving space of crypto. Today's episode explores insights and themes including navigating early career milestones, the concept of modern friends, and the future of Web 3. Let’s open the door.

“A top-down view is: someone's going to tell me what's cool, and that's not how it works anymore. It's trickle up, where the curator is the one who builds the audience and curates what's cool. If the audience comes, it comes from the community. And that's why it's really exciting: it doesn't rely on someone who has status or money to make these things reach scale.” — Gaby GoldbergWhen people talk about Web3 and the metaverse, it feels like we're moving into a new era, one governed by new rules of ownership and interconnectivity, where we can all take part in a new economy online. But where does curation fit into that future?Investor Gaby Goldberg has one of the clearest-eyed views of how curation, culture, identity and ownership all fit together in this brave new world. She's written several seminal posts at gaby.mirror.xyz — articles that themselves curate ideas into a fresh understanding of how tastemaking is now “trickle up” and who helped us get here (Kanye). Highlights, inspiration and key learnings:What is the difference between a creator and a curatorThe best curation needs a human touchThe movement towards more niche communitiesHow to find curators you respect and trustOrganizing ideas for written piecesThe psychology behind the need to curateWhat this new market of creators as curators will look likeHow curators can inspire trustUnderstanding the new universe of curation, Web3 and DAOs — where to startWhy choose Mirror as a publishing platformWhy curation will be more important in the metaverseThe difference between Web3 and the metaverseCurating the people around you

Gaby Goldberg is an early investor in web3 for The Chernin Group. In this conversation, we spoke about how she explains what she does to her parents, the diversity of her friends in web3, and how an in-person NFT gallery (Bright Moments) changed the game. Links Gaby Goldberg – Twitter Danny Miranda – Twitter Lucky Trader – Twitter LuckyTrader.com

Gaby Goldberg is an early-stage web3 investor at TCG crypto, working on the firm's investments at the intersection of consumer and crypto, not even a year out of college. She thinks and writes about the different ways we interact with technology and about ideas surrounding consumer technology and digital culture. You can follow her writing on mirror and twitter.

We sit down with Gaby Goldberg, investor at Bessemer and explorer of the metaverse. Also joining us is Shriya Nevatia, program director of On Deck Catalyst.For full show notes, links, RSVPs to live podcast recordings and more visit thedeepend.substack.com

We sit down with Delian Asparouhov, co-founder of Varda Space Industries. He explains why Varda's mission statement is to “expand the economic bounds of humanity” and how its success will do for space what the gold rush did for California.For full show notes, links, RSVPs to live podcast recordings and more visit thedeepend.substack.comNext Monday we're hosting a live podcast recording and Q&A about the metaverse and web3 with Gaby Goldberg, investor at Bessemer Venture Partners (RSVP for free)

Recorded in Culver City at the end of March, Gaby discusses her journey through becoming an investor during college, moving to NYC post-graduation, investing framework, and shared ethos on how curators are the new creators.  (co-hosted by Truman Sacks) For more on the podcast, visit WestwoodWestwood.com

Randy Ginsburg (@GinsburgRandy)* is joined by Gaby Goldberg (@Gaby_Golberg)an Investing Analyst at Bessemer Venture Partners. She was previously an Investment Associate at Chapter One, a venture fund investing in early-stage tech companies. She's also an incredible writer whose essays on curation and exclusivity have been shared countless times across the internet. The most impressive part? She does all this while still being a student at Stanford University. They discuss the future of consumer technology, investing in companies with cult-like audiences, and the importance of gender diversity in the tech industry. If you liked this episode and want more content from me, subscribe to my newsletter Crashing Up where I share weekly thoughts and finds for curious, entrepreneurial minds. You can also check out my website randymginsburg.com. *Twitter Handle

This week we had on Gaby Goldberg (@gaby_goldberg) of Bessemer Venture Partners. Bessemer has built a brand as some of the best software investors in the world, and their portfolio consists of companies like Twilio, Shopify, LinkedIn, Twitch, and DocuSign just to name a few. Gaby is one of the newest members of the fund, and she's already made quite a name for herself within the venture world. In this talk, we discuss: How startups can engineer attention in the early days The playbook for building in public The need for curation in the age of abundance Why Gaby believes we are living in a golden era for audio

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