Evan Cheng is the Co-founder & CEO at Mysten Labs, which is the team behind Sui Network. In their words, Sui is a Layer 1 blockchain and smart contract platform “designed to make digital asset ownership fast, private, secure, and accessible”. In our conversation we explore the potential of this up and coming Layer 1 by learning about the underlying motivation of the founder, what makes it different from other blockchains, in particular Aptos, the current main uses cases, and more. <\/p>\n
In today’s podcast we host two guests: Kevin Owocki, co-founder of Gitcoin, and Meg Lister, GM at Gitcoin Grants Labs. Gitcoin is a platform that connects developers with open-source projects for funding, collaboration, and building digital public goods through various forms of contribution like coding, design, and more. <\/p>\n
In our conversation we learn about the origin story of Gitcoin and breakdown the main funding mechanisms, such as quadratic funding and retroactive funding, benefits of onchain capital allocation over traditional funding mechanisms, and we delve into Allo Protocol, an open-source protocol that enables groups to efficiently and transparently allocate pooled capital.<\/p>\n
Chapters<\/strong> 1:37<\/a> Kevin Owocki and Meg Lister <\/p>\n 4:12<\/a> The Story of Gitcoin <\/p>\n 12:39<\/a> Quadratic and Retroactive Funding <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Start for free<\/a><\/div>\n <\/p>\n 18:21<\/a> Main Usecases <\/p>\n 24:35<\/a> Grants Programs in the Bull <\/p>\n 28:44<\/a> Onchain Capital Allocation <\/p>\n 33:53<\/a> Allo Protocol <\/p>\n 37:33<\/a> Gitcoin Token <\/p>\n 38:17<\/a> Revenue <\/p>\n
0:00<\/a> Intro <\/p>\n\n