CryptoSapiens Decentralized VC |Fight Club - Tesa
Welcome back to Crypto Sapiens. Today we are talking to Tesa, self-described Cat Herder, at Fight Club. We start the conversation with her describing her journey to becoming a Bankless DAO member in its early days, and the role the DAO played in launching Fight Club.
This conversation was super enlightening, especially in learning about the similarities and differences between traditional venture funds and venture DAOs; from membership, deal flows, to governance.
We also discuss Fight Club’s upcoming Black Glove public mint, how you can earn your own Glove, and the launch of their 2nd educational cohort.
I really enjoyed my chat with Tesa. I especially enjoyed learning about the collaboration happening in the venture DAO ecosystem.
To connect with Tesa, please follow her on Twitter @ defin00b
And to learn more about Fight Club, go to flightclub.vc and on Twitter at @ fight_club_vc
https://twitter.com/fight_club_vc
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