Follow Building in Public Podcast: https://x.com/builtnpublicpod In this episode, Kai Wawrzinek, co-founder of Impossible Cloud Network, shared his vision for decentralized cloud services. Drawing on his experience building $B+ Goodgame Studios, he highlighted the demand for scalable cloud solutions. Kai discussed the challenges of competing with AWS and emphasized decentralization’s benefits, like lower latency and resilience. He detailed Impossible Cloud’s enterprise-grade object storage, already serving 1,000+ customers, and the success of their testnet with 100,000 users. With a token launch planned for Q1 2025, Kai stressed building a collaborative ecosystem for decentralized cloud innovation. Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction 00:32 - Sponsor Message: Polygon Labs 01:06 - Goodgame Studios and Goodgame Empire 01:29 - Building a Gaming Studio: Lessons Learned 04:18 - Transitioning to Cloud Services in Gaming 04:42 - The Need for Decentralized Cloud Services 08:29 - Benefits of a Decentralized Network 10:43 - Impossible Cloud Network's Vision 12:43 - Focus on Demand Side and Initial Use Case 14:54 - Testnet Results and Community Engagement 15:43 - B2B Approach and Compliance Requirements 20:07 - Revenue Pipeline and Growth of Object Storage Product 22:10 - Token Launch Plans and Chain Selection 24:11 - Tokenomics and Utility in the Network 29:34 - Conclusion and How to Get Involved Disclaimer: The hosts and the firms they represent may hold stakes in the companies mentioned in this podcast. None of this is financial advice.

Follow Building in Public Podcast: https://x.com/builtnpublicpod In this episode, Aldo de Pape, the founder of GenomesDAO, discussed the challenges facing the genetic testing industry and how his organization is addressing them. He highlighted concerns around privacy and security, particularly in light of the increasing number of healthcare data breaches. GenomesDAO's approach prioritizes the safety and ownership of genomic data, contrasting their model with companies like 23andMe by ensuring individuals retain control over their biological samples and data via blockchain technology and partnerships with companies like AMD. Aldo also explained how GenomesDAO’s consent protocol allows individuals to be compensated for sharing their data with research partners, such as pharmaceutical companies. He discussed the value of genomic data and the ways users can engage with the platform, either by ordering a genetic testing kit or transferring data from other platforms. The episode also covered the demand side of GenomesDAO's business model, where the platform serves as secure infrastructure for genomic research, with growing interest from pharmaceutical companies. Through its focus on data ownership, security, and user empowerment, GenomesDAO is reshaping the genetic testing landscape. Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction 00:32 - Genomic Data and Privacy Concerns 02:20 - Challenges in the Genetic Testing Industry 03:58 - GenomesDAO's Mission and Approach 04:18 - Security Measures Compared to Traditional Companies 07:39 - Monetization and Data Ownership Issues 08:27 - Consent and User Engagement 10:42 - Getting Involved with GenomesDAO 12:21 - Point System and Health Reports 18:13 - Token Launch and Blockchain Details 19:13 - Building on BASE and Ecosystem Synergies 20:58 - Demand Side and Research Partnerships 25:08 - Conclusion Disclaimer: The hosts and the firms they represent may hold stakes in the companies mentioned in this podcast. None of this is financial advice.

Follow Building in Public Podcast: https://x.com/builtnpublicpod In this episode, Connor and Greg Osuri (Founder of Akash Network) explore the changing landscape of American governance, focusing on the generational shift towards crypto and decentralized technologies. The guest highlights recent legislative changes, such as the passing of Bill 521, which reclassifies crypto as a commodity and shifts jurisdiction from the SEC to the CFTC, marking a significant moment for the industry. The conversation touches on the pro-crypto stance of the incoming administration and the potential for decentralized technologies to improve government efficiency, including through the proposed Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). Attention is also given to challenges in the AI space, especially energy consumption, and the role of Akash in providing decentralized cloud computing resources to meet growing demand. The episode wraps up with insights into Akash's onboarding process for data centers and the company's growth, driven by the need for affordable, accessible computing power in AI development. Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction 00:39 - Sponsor Message 00:58 - Regulatory Clarity in Crypto 03:41 - Crypto as a Commodity vs. Security 05:41 - Pro-Crypto Administration 07:38 - Impact of Government Adoption of Crypto 12:02 - Decentralized Tech in Government 14:01 - AI Regulation Perspectives 20:06 - Countermeasures for AI Threats 28:10 - Trends in AI and Energy Consumption 30:23 - Akash's Role in Decentralized AI 35:40 - Supply Constraints and Incentives 46:20 - Onboarding Process for Data Centers 48:33 - Customer Profiles and Use Cases Disclaimer: The hosts and the firms they represent may hold stakes in the companies mentioned in this podcast. None of this is financial advice.

Dylan Bane, an analyst at Messari, dives into how decentralized physical infrastructure networks (DePIN) are shaping crypto's future. He discusses the fading institutional stigma around crypto, opening doors for projects with real utility. Dylan highlights the innovative potential in energy and wireless sectors and stresses the need for thorough research and strong tokenomics. He shares insights on the political influences affecting crypto, contrasting speculative meme coins with utility-driven tokens, while offering advice for aspiring entrants into the space.

Follow Proof of Coverage: ⁠⁠https://x.com/coverageproved⁠⁠ Today we’re breaking DePIN news about a partnership between Daylight and Natix, with founders Jason Badeaux and Alireza Ghods joining the show to share the news. Jason explains how Daylight transforms homes and buildings into power plants, creating a clean and resilient energy system, while Alireza highlights Natix's AI-driven camera infrastructure, which supports autonomous driving and dynamic mapping. Together, they aim to integrate electric vehicles (EVs) into the energy grid, enabling users to share energy from their homes and cars. This episode showcases the innovative strides both companies are making in decentralized energy and mobility and the transformative potential of their collaboration. Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction 00:19 - Overview of Daylight's Mission 00:51 - Introduction to Natix and Its Vision 02:39 - Details of the Partnership Between Daylight and Natix 03:20 - How Daylight Integrates with Existing Energy Devices 05:02 - The Importance of Electric Vehicles in the Energy Market 06:05 - Call to Action for Listeners 07:20 - Closing Remarks Disclaimer: The hosts and the firms they represent may hold stakes in the companies mentioned in this podcast. None of this is financial advice.

Connor and Sal sat down with Cynthia Huang, founder of DTravel, a peer-to-peer vacation rental platform that offers a low 3% fee structure compared to the 20-30% typically charged by traditional platforms. Cynthia explained DTravel’s three key products: DTravel Direct, for host-managed direct bookings; DTravel Search, a listing discovery platform; and the Night Protocol, a decentralized data layer standardizing rental data. She shared insights into her journey into Web3 and the value of tokenization in fostering community and engagement. The discussion also covered DTravel’s role in decentralized physical infrastructure networks (DePIN) and announced a $150 million TRVL token program to incentivize community growth. Follow Proof of Coverage: ⁠⁠https://x.com/coverageproved⁠⁠ Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction 00:33 - Overview of DTravel Ecosystem 03:03 - Cynthia's Founder Journey 08:22 - Connecting the Dots in Web3 10:59 - DePIN Ecosystem and Market Dynamics 15:18 - Tokenization and Community Focus 18:50 - Data Ownership and Migration 23:38 - Future Plans and Partnerships 24:44 - Building Through Market Cycles 27:47 - Community Growth Incentive Program Disclaimer: The hosts and the firms they represent may hold stakes in the companies mentioned in this podcast. None of this is financial advice.

Dive into the world of internet privacy and discover how current solutions often fall short. Learn about 'privacy washing' and how companies manipulate data while claiming to protect it. Explore the Anyone Network's decentralized approach that fragments user data for better security. Hear about their rebranding journey and the introduction of the Anyone Router for enhanced online anonymity. The discussion also touches on tokenomics, community engagement, and memorable tech moments, all aimed at creating a safer online environment.

Dive into the world of Peaq, a layer-1 blockchain transforming global infrastructure through decentralized physical networks. Discover how Peaq evolved from a Berlin IoT consultancy to a thriving ecosystem with millions of onchain devices. Leonard shares insights on Peaq's appeal to builders, boasting a scalable architecture and a comprehensive toolbox. The conversation highlights challenges in creating a machine economy and the potential for integrating real-world assets into DeFi. Excitement builds around their upcoming token launch, promising a sustainable and community-focused future.

In this podcast, Sal interviewed Carlos Herrera, co-founder of Petastic. They discussed how Petastic’s decentralized identity network for pets aims to transform the pet care industry through a tokenized ecosystem. He highlights the platform’s ability to predict pet owners’ needs, streamline customer engagement, and support shelters with sustainable revenue models, ultimately benefiting pets and their owners. Carlos also shares his vision for expanding personalized pet care and enhancing animal welfare worldwide. Follow Proof of Coverage: https://x.com/coverageproved Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction 00:32 - Introduction to Petastic and Market Overview 02:05 - Petastic's Vision and Unique Approach 07:17 - Building Relationships with Shelters and Rescues 11:00 - Understanding Customer Needs and Predictive Analytics 14:41 - Future Goals and Expansion Plans 17:27 - Upcoming Initiatives and Community Engagement Disclaimer: The hosts and the firms they represent may hold stakes in the companies mentioned in this podcast. None of this is financial advice.

In this podcast, Connor and Sal spoke with David Vorick, co-founder of Glow, about the company's innovative model for funding new solar infrastructure using donations to build solar farms that generate revenue for further projects. Focused on large-scale solar installations in cost-effective regions like India, Glow emphasizes the additionality of carbon credits, ensuring contributions actively reduce emissions. David also highlighted Glow’s robust audit system for carbon credits and discussed its growth trajectory, hinting at future government interest in Glow’s decentralized, sustainable energy approach. Follow Proof of Coverage: https://x.com/coverageproved Follow Connor: https://x.com/richhomiecon Follow Sal: https://x.com/DAnconia_Crypto Follow David Vorick: https://x.com/davidvorick Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction to Glow and Its Mission 00:30 - Explaining Glow to the Unfamiliar 02:11 - Focus on Large-Scale Solar Farms 03:51 - The Shift from Residential to Industrial Solar 04:41 - Cost Efficiency and Competitive Advantage 05:45 - New Solar vs. Existing Solar 06:27 - The Importance of Additionality in Carbon Credits 08:30 - Carbon Credits as a Revenue Model 10:42 - Why Solar is a Good Fit for Crypto 12:18 - Low Operational Costs of Solar Farms 13:23 - DePIN Verification and Audit Process 20:18 - Scaling the Supply Side and Incentives 24:14 - Demand Side and Revenue Insights 26:30 - Revenue Accrual to Token Holders Disclaimer: The hosts and the firms they represent may hold stakes in the companies mentioned in this podcast. None of this is financial advice.