• (03:58) – Brycent’s accidental discovery ofWeb3 gaming
• (06:49) – How the financialization of Web3 gaming stunted the gameplay experience
• (07:45) – The over-prioritization of finance over the actual gameplay.
• (08:27) – The importance of community in Web3 gaming.
• (11:43) – The importance of meeting customers where they're at
• (13:08) – The misconception that the majority of Web3 NFT buyers are gamers.
• (13:40) –The importance of finding the target audience for a game
• (16:12) – Brycent signing with XSet as their first-ever Web3 gaming content creator
• (19:55) –Exploring the synchronization of gameplay, tokenomics, and financials
• (20:23)- Why Grit could go viral
• (21:13) – Why Gala games need to up their game
• (22:46) – Brycent’s experiences playing Wildcard and Alluvium.
• (25:09) – The disconnect between game studios and their audience,
• (26:51) –The importance of content creation and education in Web3 gaming and how to educate gamers in Web2 about Web3
• (27:55) – Frictionless onboarding by giving away free NFTs and integrating with popular games
• (30:15) –Using data-driven metrics to make adjustments, rather than trying to solve for multiple assumptions at once.
• (32:46) – Brycent’s approach to working with Web3 games as a consultant and the importance of being compensated for his time and expertise.
• (37:51) –  The importance of building sustainable communities in Web3 gaming and incentivizing community participation
• (41:33) Dead Drop is the best gaming experience today
• (44:16)- Brycent’s advice to aspiring content creators in the Web3 space

• (02:10) – Kevin introduces Sergio Silva to the Immutable Mindset.
• (03:14) – His thoughts of NFTs when they first came out.
• (05:00) – Kevin talks about Sergio’s Resident Degen title.
• (07:52) – Talking about transferable skills from institutional finance.
• (09:30) – Discussing the democratization of Finance.
• (14:07) – On being scammed and making people understand what a digital wallet is.
• (17:26) – Kevin talks about being scammed and
• (17:26) – Playing by the rules.
• (18:44) – What problem tokenization solves for institutions.
• (21:32) – Conversations with kids regarding web 3 and NFT
• (23:26) – Talking about the new NFT drop.
• (31:36) – The 4 central tenants of the NFT project
• (33:30) – On creating the collection.
• (35:25) – On receiving cautionary advice regarding NFT and blockchain.
• (38:02) – Talking about Nakamoto token.
• (40:34) – My advice of people about to get started in the crypto space.
• (42:01) – What does “do your own research” mean?
• (44:21) – Lightening round with Sergio Silva.

In This Episode

• [01:13] Animated character named Nova as a bridge between Web3 space and traditional media.
• [03:07] Sara’s journey in the world of art
• [08:13] Explaining the concept of blockchain, Web3, and NFTs to family members who perceive it as "witchcraft" or magic
• [12:19] Sara's motivation behind creating the Women and Weapons Collection.
• [18:06] The prevalence of bro culture and toxic environment in the NFT space when Sara was a newbie.
• [19:04] The intention behind the Women and Weapons Collection to make it accessible and inclusive.
• [21:46] Evolution of the NFT Space: Observations on the progress and acceptance of women in the NFT space
• [25:47] The psychology and benefits of anonymity within the Web3 space
• [27:12] How Women and Weapons built an organic community
• [30:26] Positives and negatives of anonymity in the space
• [33:52] Sara’s biggest fears regarding the continued success of NFTs in terms of technology and art.
• [35:04] Verifying authenticity with NFC technology
• [35:41] Various use cases for NFC technology
• [39:21] Sara’s experience as a creator and navigating the volatility in the NFT market 
• [40:48] The next phase of Women and Weapons, including a continued focus on storytelling
• [43:25] Sara’s aspirations for the impact of her project in the Web3 space and the wider world.