Episode 17 - Yes Queen Club - NFTs and inclusion in the web3 space

In this episode, we have the privilege of being joined by Thomas and Thiago from Yes Queen Club, a collective aiming to build inclusion in the web3 space. In this episode we discuss the challenges faced by LGBTQ folks in the web3 space, the role NFTs can play in building inclusion in the space, and the upcoming launch of this exciting project. 

About Yes Queen Club

Yes Queen Club is a global creative collective with members as far afield as Brazil, New Zealand and the USA. Together they’re on a mission to bring diversity and inclusion to the crypto and metaverse worlds that are shaping the future of our economy and our society. They aim to ensure these spaces are fit a for everyone rather than just reflecting today’s power structures.

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Episode Time Stamps

1:25 - What was your “Ah hah” moment that got you interested in cryptocurrency and web3?

7:15 - Tell us about Yes Queen Club, and how it all started.

12:05 - How has the team and mission evolved?

17:30 - What is the long-term vision for Yes Queen Club?

22:18 - Tell us about the upcoming launch of Yes Queen Club

27:35 - What’s the best way for listeners to learn more about your project?

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