Podcasts about orange dao

What if internet memes were the new crypto luxury brand, driving financial speculation with the same fervor as high-end fashion? This week on The Index, we take a deep dive into everything crypto with Ben Huh, the co-founder of Orange DAO. Ben offers a unique perspective on how meme coins like Bonk are not just digital jokes but significant players in the evolving participatory financial system. He discusses the speculative nature of these coins, which operate more on sentiment than tangible utility, and the critical role of community and brand affinity in anchoring their value.While meme coins are on the rise, launching a successful crypto project demands more than just a catchy name. It's a strategic dance through distribution channels and realistic market expectations. Ben sheds light on the careful planning behind token launches, stressing the importance of grounding them in stable valuations and widespread distribution rather than hype. He also shares insights on current trends, such as the minimal use of venture capital allocations in bootstrap companies and the psychological waves caused by token unlocks on platforms like Solana.For those building the future of blockchain, choosing the right ecosystem is a make-or-break decision. Ben reveals the intricacies of selecting between Polkadot's high barriers and Solana's allure of accessibility. He also offers guidance for crypto founders pitching to investors, emphasizing the craft of compelling storytelling over the common reliance on credentials. The discussion touches upon the dynamic experience of accelerator programs, the art of succinct pitching during demo days, and the power of networking—essential tools for both new and seasoned entrepreneurs aiming to make their mark.Orange DAO: Follow on X: Show LinksThe Index X ChannelYouTube

Leave feedback!Today I am speaking with Ben Huh, a pioneering entrepreneur, co-founder, and investor. Many listeners will know Ben as the visionary behind the massive success of Cheezburger, the internet sensation that transformed memes and user-generated content into a business powerhouse.Ben's career spans decades of innovation, from his early entrepreneurial efforts to his role as a thought leader in web3. He's currently an integral part of Orange DAO, where he continues to champion tech, web3, crypto, and DAOs.During this interview, we explore Ben's remarkable journey—from growing up as the son of immigrants, his time at Northwestern University, the rise of Cheezburger, to his current work empowering the next generation of web3 entrepreneurs. I think you'll find Ben's insights into meme culture, decentralization, and entrepreneurship are second to none.Show Notes and TranscriptsThe GRTiQ Podcast takes listeners inside web3 and The Graph (GRT) by interviewing members of the ecosystem.  Please help support this project and build the community by subscribing and leaving a review.Twitter: GRT_iQwww.GRTiQ.com

In this video we go down to the Buidl Hack-a-thon floor and speak to the unsung heroes of web3 who are making it happen. Timestamps: **00:35** Mascha - A Buidl Hack-a-Thon Mentor **04:45** Cicada and Vince - AI assisted DeFi **09:21** Navin, Parth, Kumalin, and Above Average Joe - Upward .2, a fork of Post-Tech **21:34** Brandon, Felipe, Gabriel, Perdo - Meebu, an expressive no code governance platform **26:37** Bruno - Indexer for onchain data **33:22** - Sunny Chen - Journalist for Tech Flow, and Product Operator of LinkFi backed by Orange DAO **41:53** - Sam - Contributor to Tron DAO

Alex Poon is the Co-Founder & CEO of CharmVerse (www.charmverse.io). Backed by Orange DAO, BitDAO, GSRV, Alliance, & more, CharmVerse is building the solution for token communities to build relationships, work together, and vote. In this episode we discuss entering and learning web3 as an already-successful founder, current challenges with governance and community management for token communities, possibilities for the future enabled by CharmVerse, what they're looking for in potential partners, and much more.Recorded Wednesday February 8th, 2023.

Matt is one of the Co-Founders of Origami, which helps ambitious communities create the world's most valuable DAOs. Origami supports these groups through their open and effective framework for growing DAOs. Matt and his Co-Founders got together to talk about crypto projects, fun NFT investments, and what would happen if networks could be owned and governed by people, instead of corporate giants. To organize their relationship, they formed a DAO called Orange. The early days were full of challenges, while complying with regulations, creating a scale system to ensure thousands more founders could join, and keeping their Discord from melting down to chaos. As they overcame each challenge, Orange DAO grew to over 1,300 founders, raised $80 million, and invested in over 130 crypto projects. They even created a Fellowship program to educate future web3 entrepreneurs. As it all came together, other DAO creators asked for advice. They need guidance, introductions, documents, and user-friendly software. That's why four of the DAO creators founded Origami. They realized that together, they had all the skills needed to help other communities create and grow their DAOs. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/city-dao-podcast/message

Rohan Agarwal is the Co-Founder & CEO of Cypherock (www.cypherock.com). Backed by ConsenSys Mesh, Orange DAO, GnosisDAO, and more, Cypherock is the world's first hardware wallet without a seed phrase. In this episode we discuss the three years of R&D necessary to produce their innovative wallet, second-order effects of users having a 10x more secure wallet, what it was like getting audited by Keylabs (the security firm that hacked Ledger), and much more.Recorded Monday January 16th, 2023.

Our guest today is Orion Parrott, General Partner at the Orange Fund. He is an experienced leader in business and technology and uses his background to build, explore, and invest in crypto. In this episode, Orion talked a bit about his background, his experience going to Haas for the EMBA program, and his transition from being an entrepreneur to an advisor and eventually becoming a general partner.Orion also shared about Orange Fund, the investment fund of Orange DAO that invests in crypto startups, some critical aspects of DAO, and what to expect in building, exploring, and investing in crypto.Episode Quotes:On getting his MBAI looked at the MBA as a way to really focus on this other set of skills, the people skills, but also some hard technical skills in terms of finance and accounting, and to be able to get a broad picture of what it would take to start a business. Some people will say you don't need an MBA to start a startup, but for someone like me, I prefer to go at it all at once. And it was such a whirlwind of productivity, growing a dollar, and seeing different perspectives. So many things that I had always wondered about the world made a lot more sense.On how DAOs can impact the investment worldI am excited about participating in the evolution of DAO, doing the group decision-making, and keeping it really about the people so that we can support each other and really be a community. I'm excited to see how being a DAO can be an enabler of the community rather than something that detracts from it. Because, honestly, it's not necessarily a better world by being a DAO, right? You lose some of the legal definition of how things might be treated, and we believe we're paving the way to make it possible for more folks to create DAOs, which will create more opportunities for community capital and investment.Words of wisdom for the Haas communityBeing in Berkeley Haas opens many doors, and folks should feel bold about reaching out to whomever they want to connect with. I refer back to what Dean Lyons would say during our EMBA program: Berkeley Haas takes you from saying they do things to I do things, and I guess that's the encouragement. When you see people doing amazing things, you are the people who are going to do that—now and in the future.Show Links:Orion's first OneHaas episodeLinkedIn ProfileOrange FundSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/onehaas/donations

Why invest in decentralized science? James Sinka is a classically trained chemist and materials engineer and DeSci investor at Orange DAO, a fund for crypto projects supported by an alliance of Y Combinator alumni. On this episode of Boost VC, James joins us to discuss where he sees opportunities in DeSci, describing the benefit of publishing null results and how open science helps us get to the truth more quickly. James explains how the Orange Fund and Orange DAO work together to finance crypto projects and shares his advice to scientist-founders on generating your own luck through action. Listen in for James' insight on the first use cases for decentralized science and learn how investing in DeSci can democratize access to research and help rebel scientist-entrepreneurs ship products in the real world! Topics Covered How James defines scienceProcess to uncover truths about worldNot an institution of truth What attracted James to DeSciBenefits of publishing null resultsLess wasted science effort and money How James got into cryptoExposed to Bitcoin in collegeOffers financial freedom to bet on self How Orange DAO works$50M fund for crypto projectsY Combinator alum support efforts James' advice for foundersBias toward actionBe willing to be wrong Where James sees opportunity in DeSciFree flowing access to informationGet to truth more quickly What's wrong with academic science nowResearch for prestige, not passionValue determined by citation numbers How the Alzheimer's fraud happenedConflict of interest at NIHNo reverse accountability system What inspires James to invest in DeSciPush boundaries of scientific researchHelp scientists build real products James' take on the first use case for DeSciData warehousing (null results)New forms of publication open to all James' definition of successTime, space and resourcesAbility to do what you love Connect with James Sinka Orange DAO https://www.orangedao.xyz/Orange DAO on Discord https://discord.com/invite/DVncb7UxGBOrange DAO on Snapshot https://snapshot.org/#/orangedaoxyz.ethOrange DAO on Etherscan https://etherscan.io/token/0x1bBD79f1Ecb3f2cCC586A5E3A26eE1d1D2E1991fOrange DAO on OpenSea https://opensea.io/collection/alumni-gemsOrange DAO on Twitter https://twitter.com/OrangeDAOxyzJames on Twitter https://twitter.com/jamessinka   Resources Through the Wormhole https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1513168/Y Combinator https://www.ycombinator.com/NEAR Protocol https://near.org/Algorand https://www.algorand.com/Blockchain Capital https://blockchain.capital/The Memo by Howard Marks https://link.chtbl.com/thememobyhowardmarksMulticoin Capital https://multicoin.capital/Solana https://solana.com/Exploring Decentralized Science with Balaji Srinivasan https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xrcRI_hYDtQNaval https://nav.al/Brian Armstrong https://twitter.com/brian_armstrongEpsilon3 https://www.epsilon3.io/Benchling https://www.benchling.com/Amplitude https://amplitude.com/Sci-Hub https://sci-hub.se/Patrick Joyce on the Boost VC Podcast https://www.boost.vc/bvc/2022/08/04/desci-ep-2-addressing-the-misalignment-of-incentives-in-science   DeSci Labs https://desci.com/ Connect with Boost VC Boost VC Website https://www.boost.vc/Boost VC on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/boostvc/Boost VC on Twitter https://twitter.com/BoostVCBoost VC on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/boost_vc/

Ben's backgroundBen got into crypto in 2012 after being fascinated with the crypto white paper. Over the last couple of years, he has been able to dive into Ethereum and he believes that crypto really is the future of the internet. Ben's current projectsBen is the founder of Origami, which helps ambitious organizations build DAOs. A lot of current DAOs are simply investment groups and they have limitations. But Ben created a new framework for people who want to build the businesses of tomorrow on the blockchain. He is also one of the founders of Orange DAO, which is built on representative democracy. It's a significant success story with over $80 million in assets under it. Common growing pains for newer DAOs Most DAOs are getting conflicting advice because attorneys don't always know how to navigate the space. So a lot of DAOs are frozen in indecision because they don't want to risk making a legal mistake. This leaves a lot of organizations as a DAO in name only. Ben has also seen struggles with keeping members engaged. He is building a software program that will include a social platform that will help with member engagement for DAOs. Ben's favorite tools for DAOsHaving a spreadsheet with a seasonal budget process has been a game-changer for him. He also likes to use quadratic funding to help plan out how the DAO will grow. Connect with Benhttps://twitter.com/benhuhhttps://joinorigami.com/Connect with Adamhttps://twitter.com/0xThrillerhttps://midao.org/

#028 - Welcome to another episode of Bounty Hunter, where we believe that contributing to a DAO is the best way to find engaging and rewarding work in the new Web3 economy.  In today's show, I spoke with Ricardo Garcia-Amaya, Governance committee member at Orange DAO (a DAO for Y Combinator alumni), and Founder of ILUMA (an AI operating system for DAOs built to improve onboarding and contributor participation — that's backed by Orange DAO). We discussed: the types of projects Orange DAO is looking to invest in, how Orange DAO makes investment decisions, where AI belongs in DAO onboarding (and where it doesn't), and how to overcome imposter syndrome in Web3. ======================= Resources:

Today's guest is Helena Merk, Founder of Spirals Protocol, a protocol which redirects block rewards to climate impact. We chat with Helena, a member of Orange DAO on how the protocol works and why it's a key step toward building a regenerative economy. Enjoy!Follow Helena on Twitter here and check out Spirals Protocol here. 

(0:00) J+M tee up today's segments! (2:57) J+M intro Ben Huh and discuss his background and why he helped start Orange DAO (15:21) OpenPhone - Get an extra 20% off any plan for your first 6 months at https://openphone.com/twist (16:51) Understanding how DAOs handle distributions, more DAO mechanics (26:06) Odoo - Get your first app free and a $1000 credit at https://odoo.com/twist (27:20) People taking advantage of business processes left up to interpretation, how blockchain helps solve this, standardizing DAOs (36:58) Lemon.io - Get 15% off your first 4 weeks of developer time at https://Lemon.io/twist (38:22) Understanding trustworthiness, downside protections, will the US fall behind in crypto? (48:32) J+M welcome Lon Harris! (56:13) Amazon's $11B TNF deal (1:06:20) House of the Dragon doing huge numbers for HBO, Rings of Power (1:17:06) Andor, Disney+'s new Star Wars show (1:24:02) Disney losing goodwill with superfans, where to put the next Disney park Check out Orange DAO: https://www.orangedao.xyz Check out Origami: https://joinorigami.com FOLLOW Ben: https://twitter.com/benhuh FOLLOW Lon: https://twitter.com/lons FOLLOW Jason: https://linktr.ee/calacanis FOLLOW Molly: https://twitter.com/mollywood

First up, Jason is back with the tenth and FINAL edition of The Blueprint, where he explains the seven ways to create wealth (2:12). Then, Vinny and Sunny join J+M for a crypto roundtable, covering: Do Kwon's arrest warrant (24:04), the ETH merge (49:54), an Orange DAO breakdown (1:14:24), and more! (0:00) J+M tee up today's topics! (2:12) The Blueprint Part 10: The seven ways to create wealth (13:01) Visa - Learn more about Visa's online Small Business Hub at Visa.com/smallbusinesshub (13:57) The Blueprint Part 10 continued: The seven ways to create wealth (19:20) J+M catch up on the current state of early-stage dealmaking (22:39) Brave - Download today at https://brave.com/twist to browse faster, search privately and so much more (24:04) Vinny and Sunny join! First topic: a South Korean court issued an arrest warrant for Do Kwon (36:51) OpenPhone - Get an extra 20% off any plan for your first 6 months at https://openphone.com/twist (38:07) How to make crypto safer for retail investors (49:54) ETH merge, insane stats on crypto power usage (1:14:24) Orange DAO breakdown (1:33:23) Vinny challenges Jason's Disney Jay Trade FOLLOW Sunny: https://twitter.com/sundeep FOLLOW Vinny: https://twitter.com/vinnylingham FOLLOW Jason: https://linktr.ee/calacanis FOLLOW Molly: https://twitter.com/mollywood Subscribe to our YouTube to watch all full episodes: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkkhmBWfS7pILYIk0izkc3A?sub_confirmation=1

Humans of Orange: Meet Arian - Orange DAO Season 1 governance committee member and Product Manager of Passport. Passport is Orange DAO's first public good and the easiest way around for communities to issue soul bound tokens for their members via email. Get in touch with us at @orangedaoxyz on Twitter

Conoce más acerca del origen y funcionamiento de Orange DAO, organización de ex Alumnos de una de las principales aceleradoras del mundo (Y Combinator) enfocada en inversión sobre WEB3. Registra tu wallet con la que compraste $WEB3 O $CHAIN para reclamar tus 10 unidades Únete a la comunidad de Tezos Commons Sigue a DeFi en español en más espacios

This week we talk to Orion Parrott (@OrionParrott), General Partner at Orange Fund, a $50m  web3 fund.In this episode, we talk with Orion about the beginnings of Orange DAO and raising a $50m venture capital fund in just three months. We touch on everything from the current state of the venture market for web3 startups, to some of the exciting startups being funding by Orange Fund, to where Orion sees the future of Orange DAO going. 

Our guest today is James Sinka (@jamessinka), an Orange DAO member who's at the forefront of a movement called DeSci - decentralized science. The goal of DeSci is to use web3 tools to build a more open, fair and verifiable ecosystem for science and scientists. In this episode, James explains how he himself came into the space and how DeSci could fundamentally change the process of scientific discovery and collaboration.For anyone who's interested to jump into this very nascent, but growing movement - James is hosting DeSci Boston this September: https://www.desciboston.com/

In our very first episode we meet Cryptpalsingh (@Cryptpalsingh), Orange DAOs very first employee. Cryptpalsingh leads internal comms for the Orange DAO and in his former life, he was a YC startup founder. We speak about how Cryptpal fell into web3 and dive deeper into DAOs: what are DAOs, how do they work and why he thinks they'll change the future for everyone, everywhere. 

In this episode we meet serial entrepreneur Ben Huh (@Ben.Huh), CEO of Origami and General Partner in Orange Fund. Ben is a YC alum, as the founder of Social Construct, a venture-backed technology company that is transforming the construction site into an efficient, scalable assembly line.Previously, Ben was the founder and CEO of Cheezburger, the parent company behind the popular Internet culture phenomena sites like I Can Has Cheezburger?, FAIL Blog, and Know Your Meme. Cheezburger is the company that popularized memes for the masses starting in 2007.We talk about his involvement with early internet memes, his entrepreneurial journey to date, what's made him so bullish on web3, and why he thinks orange Dow itself could be a unicorn.He still loves cats.

Welcome to the Orange Podcast: a podcast for the crypto curious specifically about how web3 can solve big, real-world problems. Orange Podcast is the official podcast of Orange DAO - a DAO of over 1200+ Y Combinator alumni. https://www.orangedao.xyz/ @OrangeDAOxyz 

In this conversation, we chat with Marieke Flament, CEO of Near Foundation. Marieke is a French-born computer engineer who has worked across the globe in a diverse range of companies that include Boston Consulting Group, LVMH, and Expedia's Hotels.com. In her previous role, she was Managing Director of Europe and Global CMO for Circle, one of the world's largest crypto companies. At Circle, she pioneered the consumer application of blockchain, taking several products to market and building a user base of over two million in less than two years. She also helped move the blockchain agenda forward by working with key decision makers, including governments and financial policy makers across Europe. She is passionate about exploring the ways in which technology can be used to change people's lives and is an advocate for diversity and inclusion in finance and technology. Marieke was recognised in the Women in FinTech Powerlist for 2019 and frequently provides media commentary on technology and the future of finance. More specifically, we touch on the journey from Fintech Web2 to Layer-1 protocols and Web3, the neobanking ecosystem and comparatives, the role of the NEAR protocol and its Foundation, the three foundational pillars of NEAR, and so so much more!

Orion Parrott is a cofounder of Orange DAO and General Partner of Orange Fund. Orange DAO is a collective of Y Combinator alumni dedicated to backing the most promising web3 startups. In this episode, Orion discusses the story behind Orange DAO & Orange Fund, the process of managing a DAO, and how Orange DAO helps Web3 founders.Episode notesOrion Parrott is a cofounder of Orange DAO and General Partner of Orange Fund. Orange DAO is a collective of Y Combinator alumni dedicated to backing the most promising web3 startups.In this episode, Orion discusses the story behind Orange DAO & Orange Fund, the process of managing a DAO, and how Orange DAO helps Web3 founders.Learn more about Orion and Orange DAO:Orion's Twitter: @OrionParrottOrange DAO's Twitter: @orangedaoxyzApply for Orange DAO fundingOrange DAO's Home PageOrange DAO CharterIn this episode, we discuss:Orion's Orange Fund Co-General PartnersBen Huh - “who is like the master of memes.“ Cheezeburger, IncDon Ho - Managing Director at Quant StampHow Orion transitioned into web3How Orange Fund and Orange DAO interact with each otherHow Orange DAO was created to experiment with being a DAOBuilding tools to help scale the networkThe Howey TestChoosing a traditional LP/GP structure for Orange Fund to ensure they meet SEC regulationsTools OrangeDAO has built:LFG: on-chain reputation tool to track deal sourcing. https://lfg.orangedao.xyzGem: on-chain identity tool for token-gated communities. https://badge.orangedao.xyzWhat value does OrangeDAO create?Access to a strategic network, founders, and investorsOffice hoursValidationProviding flagship customers and usersAccess to the VC networkWhat type of startups does Orange DAO look for?GameFi, guilds, in-game assets, DeFi protocols, DAO toolingWhen evaluating a company, Orange Fund places a lot of emphasis on the team.Has the team had past successes?Are they ready to build together?How has Orange Fund's investment process and decision making changed?Continuously working on investing in companies even before joining YC.Given the “super angel strategy” and the current state of the market, not too much has changed.What Orion's most excited about the future of OrangeDAOHow to apply for Orange DAO fundingLessons and key takeaways:If you're creating a venture firm, here is a high level set of questions to answer and steps to take:What size check are you cutting?How often do you expect to give a check?How much are you looking to raise?How many investors will you likely raise from?Once you've answered the questions above, speak with a securities attorney to find the legal entity which bests supports your requirements.Alternatively, if you'd like to invest in web3 start ups without setting up a VC, you can use crowd funding platforms such as Republic or Angel List to invest.Web3 VC investments are typically completed via SAFE or SAFT contractsThe innovation of Orange Fund is that the 20% carry normally given to GPs is distributed as funds to the Orange DAO treasury instead.Orion's recommended resources for setting up a DAO:OrigamiCoinBooksMultisRecurring lesson: If you're interested in web3, just get involved and/or start building.If you're a VC fund looking to stand out to founders, two powerful items to provide are:Access. Access to other respected builders & foundersValidation. Respected users using your app and validating it's utilityOrange DAO found it difficult to communicate vision and hired someone to run sharing the vision full time.Orange DAO organized and runs itself in the following manner3 governance teams - devs, governance, treasuryThese teams set visions and scope work for people and sub-committeesSub-groups or committees create proposals to complete work. Or just do the work and create a proposal on how this type of role should be rewarded.Orange Fund + DAO's tech stackAirtable: Forms, dataStacker: No code appsGroove: Customer support CRMFinary: Investment discussionsNotion: ContentLFG: SourcingGem: IdentityDiscord: CommunicationCamp Social: Community growthCoordinape: Unofficial snapshotsSnapshot: VotingGnosis: TreasuryDexBot: Token SwapsLiquifi: Token vesting and payrollIf you liked this episode, you can find more episodes at wld.show!

In this episode I talked with Orange DAO and Origami founder Matt Voska. we talked about: How Matt hacked his way into Y Combinator. Why regulations crushed his startup dream of flight-sharing. How he and his friends built Orange DAO. Why he believes 2022 to be the year of the DAOs. Why Rio de Janeiro is an ideal city for digital nomads.. Why Matt is not a tech-bro. Which gadget help for a good night's sleep.

In this episode of the DeFi Download, Piers Ridyard interviews Breno, founder of Boto, a platform for building bot-based automations for both developers and non-developers in DeFi and Web3.Boto's goal is to democratise bots by establishing a community in which both developers and non-developers can create and share automation. To accomplish this, the platform is a simple drag-and-drop block-based one, with no code required to build the automation logic. [0:37] The field of bot-based automations interests many people in the crypto space. Bots, on the other hand, are a persistent source of dissatisfaction. So, how does Boto make bots more accessible?[2:59] Boto's current usage on platforms such as Discord and Orange DAO, as well as the primary use case for which people are currently using Boto[4:28] An example of Boto's automation capabilities[8:42] What are the areas in which the Boto team has seen the most growth? How do they categorise their customer base with NFT monitoring and DeFi arbitration having such dissimilar customer groups?[10:02] How far does Breno believe bots will pervade everyday life? Automation, as well as the concepts of automation software and bots, have been around for quite some time. Is this something that more people are going to incorporate into their daily lives? Or will this remain a relatively niche market, appealing to a specific type of person or person with a specific problem set?[12:18] What sets Boto apart from products like Zapier and IFTTT?[14:08] In his wildest dreams or visions of what the Boto platform can do, what is the nature of problems and the most difficult automation problems that Breno would like to be able to solve with Boto?[16:59] What are some of the tasks that Breno is currently automating with Boto? What are some of the things he can't use it for that frustrate him and make him eager to work on next?[19:52] Boto's $3.7 million raise during seed funding[21:04] Breno expresses his enthusiasm for building with the team, developing the community site, empowering its users by providing them with the necessary tools, and witnessing the many interesting things people create with the platform and share with one another.[26:09] The example of Typeform and the importance of automation — Boto's core philosophy of making automation accessible to everyone, and the challenges that entails[28:38] Breno and Piers discuss Ray Dalio's book Principles and how the system of rules he shares in it can be applied to automation logic.Further resourcesWebsite: boto.io Twitter: @useboto Discord: discord.gg/CDdCPburm5 

Over the weekend Bolt CEO Ryan Breslow wrote a big thread on why he thinks Y Combinator isn't worth it. We break it down point by point and assess the validity of the claims (7:07). Right before we started recording, news broke that Breslow was leaving the CEO role to assume the executive chairman position, so we cover that too (2:11). Then, we cover Joe Rogan's expla-nology (explanation/apology) video regarding his COVID-related interviews that have upset many. We react to his response, Spotify's new COVID policy and reflect on the risks to Spotify's business overall (44:32). (0:00) Jason and Molly tee up today's topics: Bolt CEO steps down after another spicy thread, Rogan “apologizes” for COVID misinformation (2:11) Bolt CEO Ryan Breslow stepped down as CEO to executive chair: was it really his decision? (7:07) Jason and Molly break down Breslow's thread on YC not being worth it for founders (15:43) Lemon.io - Get 15% off your first 4 weeks of developer time at https://Lemon.io/twist (17:00) Breslow's YC thread cont.: breaking down Breslow's five beliefs about YC (27:53) Ourcrowd - Check out the deal of the week at https://ourcrowd.com/twist (29:11) YC scaling fundraising and opening access to venture capital to more groups of founders; Breslow's advice on building a network and fundraising (36:03) Marlow - Get 15% off your individual or team memberships at https://getmarlow.com/twist. (37:18) YC alumni have started a blockchain-based DAO called Orange DAO to invest in crypto startups (44:32) Joe Rogan's “apology” video and Spotify's new COVID disclaimer: Molly nails the prediction, has Spotify done a bad job of content moderation so far? (53:42) Breaking down Joe Rogan's explanology (explanation/apology) piece by piece (1:13:17) Jason breaks down the math of Spotify acquiring Joe Rogan for ~$100M and Howard Stern's similar deal with Sirius XM Ryan's Thread: https://twitter.com/theryanking/status/1487500943511932941 Joe Rogan's Video: https://www.instagram.com/p/CZYQ_nDJi6G/ FOLLOW Jason: https://linktr.ee/calacanis FOLLOW Molly: https://twitter.com/mollywood

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