Web3 on Fire by Ambire Ambire Wallet

July from Faust, a hardware blockchain project, discusses their vision for decentralized physical AGI and the notarization of reality. Faust aims to provide developers with tools to extend Ethereum into the physical world, allowing for the integration of sensor data and cryptographic proofs. The ROC device, a reality oracle computer, serves as a standalone device that notarizes reality and can be used to create attestation for on-chain data. Faust envisions a future where machines, such as robots, have their own identities and wallets, enabling trust and decentralization in the sharing economy.

In this conversation, Daniel from Zurf discusses the development of their social media app, Zurf, and its integration with Lens and Farcaster. The app aims to bring the masses into the crypto space by providing a familiar and user-friendly interface.

In this conversation, David Furlong discusses his journey into tech and crypto, highlighting the need for disruption in web networks. He emphasizes the importance of Web3 for the open web and building better product experiences.

Grey Seymour and Rob Edwards discuss the significance of the community and builders in Web3, highlighting projects like Farcaster, Frames, and Lens. They delve into account abstraction, the future of decentralized social platforms, and the impact of Web3 on creativity and economic empowerment. The discussion also touches on personal journeys, including Seymour's path through tech, addiction recovery, and his vision for bringing addiction recovery solutions to the blockchain. The conversation is rich with insights on the importance of making Web3 accessible and meaningful to a broader audience, beyond the tech-savvy early adopters.

In the first episode of "Web3 on Fire," Season 2, launched in collaboration with PODS.media, we dive into the fascinating intersection of art, technology, and decentralized governance with Simon Hudson, a visionary at the helm of BottoDAO. This episode marks the beginning of a new chapter for the podcast. It introduces listeners to the pioneering project BottoDAO, where digital art creation meets Artificial Intelligence (AI) and community-driven decision-making.

In this episode of Web3 on Fire, Rob interviews Jonezee from GMX, a decentralized trading platform. Jonezee shares his background and how he came to contribute to GMX. They discuss the features and functionalities of GMX, including the ability to swap and trade with leverage on-chain. They also talk about the token model and the importance of the GMX community. Jonezee highlights the launch of GMX V2, which introduced isolated asset pools and improved order execution. The episode concludes with a discussion on the partnership between GMX and Ambire Wallet and an invitation to participate in a contest on GMX.