In this episode, Eugene and Mashal discuss their research on the state of Web 3 grants, including challenges in impact measurement and the importance of collaboration. They also explore trends in grant programs, nurturing positive impact in the crypto industry, and the development of the Medigov grant standard. The speakers highlight the importance of transparency and lasting impact beyond metrics in the Web 3 grants ecosystem.

Juan Benet, the creator of IPFS, discusses the challenges of scaling new technologies from research to production. They explore funding structures, creating markets for impact, and the potential for scaling crypto in the next 10-15 years. They also emphasize the importance of community builders and bid farewell to Juan Benet.

Steve Dakh, Co-founder of Ethereum Attestation Service, discusses the potential impact and applications of attestation services. Topics include different kinds of schema, layering attestations, web of trust, Google Page Rank vs Ethereum Impact Rank, open system of attestations vs governmental control, private attestations, measuring attestation service, and the role of attestation service as a public good.

Guests Jonas and Carl discuss the challenges and importance of impact tracking. They explore topics such as measuring impact, the progression of RPGF, learning velocity, and the long tail of public goods. They also highlight the role of experts, resource allocation in media funding, and the analysis of ecosystems and impact markets.

The podcast discusses the future of Green Pill, including plans to change the release schedule and introduce thematic episodes. They also discuss decentralizing the Green Pill network and empowering local chapters, as well as opportunities for listeners to join Green Pill V2 round operators and decentralize podcast hosting duties.

This podcast explores regenerative finance, discussing exciting projects and ideas in the space. It also features a panel discussion on creating a sustainable future through collaborative finance. The speakers share spicy takes, examine quadratic funding, and highlight the importance of decolonization and re-indigenization. The podcast also explores the concept of cultivating a civic religion of mutual care and responsibility, and emphasizes the importance of regenerative practices and community connection.

Jonas Sieferth, RetroPGF Lead at Optimism Foundation, joins the podcast to discuss Retroactive Public Goods Funding (RPGF) and its market dynamics. They cover topics like badgeholders, voting, impact evaluation, and being part of the Public Goods Multicellular Organism.

Joel Miller, researcher and PhD candidate, and Umar Khan, data scientist, discuss cluster mapping in mechanism design and its implementation in Gitcoin grants. They explore civil resistance, algorithmic alignment, quadratic funding, and the importance of values in technology.

Nate Gosselin and Zachary Fleischmann from Allo Protocol discuss the use cases of Allo, the launch of Allo V2, and their vision for the future. They explore topics such as capital allocation, quadratic voting, and the application of Allo in funding public goods. Get involved and take the green pill!

Michel Bauwens, founder of the P2P Foundation, discusses the foundation's inception, the history of human coordination, and how we are moving towards a Digital Renaissance. They also explore managing the commons, the fourth turning, and how to get involved in building a peer-to-peer future.