Over the last eight weeks, I led a minigrants program through ArbitrumDAO and Plurality Labs called “Our Biggest Minigrants Yet.” Here is a program recap and learnings for future governance programs.

Here are five key lessons I learned from building a decentralized content engine from scratch that you can apply to leading or contributing to your DAO.

Many web3 companies are hiring non-technical roles in marketing, media, and community. Here's a list of current openings.

Like many things in the crypto world, $INK DAO found its humble beginnings in a shitpost on Twitter dot com that quickly escalated into a group of 10 people getting ERC-721 tattoos and calling themselves a DAO.

One year ago, I learned about Web3 for the first time when Matt Gould became my newest client at the content marketing agency I was working at. Matt hired us to help him start a podcast for his company, Unstoppable Domains, which we would call The Unstoppable Podcast. Today we released Episode 100 of the podcast.

As we move from Web2 to Web3, we’ll see a shift toward a more creator-centric economy. In this ecosystem, creators will no longer sit at the bottom of the totem pole picking up scraps leftover by corporate giants but will instead be able to earn in full and instantaneously for their work.