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Expert on public goods and decentralization, Obol, discusses sustainable funding for public goods, Easy Retro PGF, 1% for Decentralisation fund, and the exothermic nature of Obol. They explore Ethereum funding models, Gitcoin's decentralization, and promoting a community ethos of generosity in capital allocation on Web3.

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Griff Green explores quadratic funding in the crypto ecosystem, challenges in web3 grants, and funding mechanisms in Ethereum. Discussions include ecosystem alignment, token economies, innovative mechanisms like Q Act, and collaboration with Gitcoin. The podcast also reflects on on-chain voting, coordination strategies, and the importance of collaboration in advancing the crypto space.

Richard Bartlett discusses the concept of Microsolidarity, focusing on belonging and partnership in digital communities. They explore transitioning from company to DAO, capital allocation models, and envision a purposeful future emphasizing community and diversity. The conversation highlights the importance of collaborative structures for positive change.

Guest Scott Morris, a Community Currencies expert, discusses real-world examples, principles, and the role of DAOs in community currencies. They explore successful models and envision a future with recircularized local economies and democratized digital market spaces.

Guests Sov, Sejal, Mathilda, and Meg discuss Gitcoin Grants 20, covering topics like the structure and innovations of the latest round, the introduction of the Community Council, the Checker AI tool for project reviews, community involvement, decentralized funding for web3 projects, and the importance of funding and evaluation criteria for project success.

Guests Vijay Michalik & Graven Prest discuss streaming quadratic funding, perpetual funding models, Aloe Protocol, and revolutionizing public funds allocation. They explore funding in the Web3 context, real-time revenue splitting, and the potential of streaming Quadratic Funding in the public good space.

Guests Paul Glavin and Felipe Rocha discuss Conviction Voting, its unique features, and the launch of Garden's V2. They explore the use cases of 1Hive, the vision of 1Hive's success, and the impact of Conviction Voting on public goods. The conversation showcases how Conviction Voting revolutionizes governance and funding in the crypto space.

Austin Griffith, an expert in on-chain capital allocation, discusses the future of funding sources, organization building, and the exploration of next on-chain apps. Topics include strategies for empowering developers in the Ethereum ecosystem, innovative web 3 applications, and the importance of developer tokens within a build guild.

Mutual Credits expert Ashley Buck discusses the powers of mutual credit, interesting experiments in practice, capital allocation, community health, and the future with stable credit. They explore the concept of 'Good Standing' in community networks, building trust networks, and envisioning a future where mutual credit systems empower communities and drive innovation in local economies. The conversation also touches on using mutual credit systems for improved DAO coordination.