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EPISODE · Feb 23, 2023 · 49 MIN

How Web3 Enables a New Era of User-Generated Content ft. Christina Beltramini

from Mint Podcast by Adam Levy · host Adam Levy

Mint Season 7 Episode 15 welcomes Christina Beltramini, Head of Growth and Chief Scheming Officer at Lens Protocol, to discuss the ever-growing world of web3 social. Throughout our discussion, we cover topics such as online identity, her article highlighting the next era of user-generated content, and Lens Protocol's plan to empower a wider class of creators and curators. Christina also shares her aspirations for building a better internet, an overview of Lens' developer ecosystem, and the lessons learned while working at TikTok that she’s applying while building the Lens ecosystem. Furthermore, we dive into the importance of content remixing, the latest developments in the Lens ecosystem, and how creators can monetize their work using Lens.I hope you enjoy our conversation.Additional ResourcesChristina’s TwitterChristina’s LensterLens ProtocolEpisode Timestamps and Transcript---------------------------------------------------------------------------Claim Season 7 NFThttps://adamlevy.io/nft/---------------------------------------------------------------------------Support Season 7's NFT Sponsors🌿Enter for a chance to win a Lens ProfileLens Protocol is an open-source tech stack for building decentralized social networking services. The protocol was developed by the Aave Companies and launched on Polygon in May of 2022. Through Lens, web3 developers can build decentralized social media applications and marketplaces that leverage NFT technology to form a fully composable, user-owned social graph where the connections and interactions between people are owned by individual users and creators rather than established networks. Complete the steps in the link for a chance to win a Lens Profile: 🔗 https://adamlevy.io/lens-protocol-season-7-campaign/---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------(🍄,🔍) Bello: The #1 for blockchain analytics tool for web3 creatorsBello is the no-code blockchain analytics tool that empowers web3 creators and communities with actionable insights on their collectors through a simple search.🔓 Join private Beta: https://www.bello.lol/join---------------------------------------------------------------------------Subscribe to newsletterhttps://levychain.substack.com---------------------------------------------------------------------------Follow Adam Levy on social media:Twitter:https://twitter.com/levychainInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/levychainLenster:https://lenster.xyz/u/levychain.lensLinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/levy-adamWebsite:https://adamlevy.io/mint

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Mint Season 7 Episode 15 welcomes Christina Beltramini, Head of Growth and Chief Scheming Officer at Lens Protocol, to discuss the ever-growing world of web3 social. Throughout our discussion, we cover topics such as online identity, her article highlighting the next era of user-generated content, and Lens Protocol's plan to empower a wider class of creators and curators. Christina also shares her aspirations for building a better internet, an overview of Lens' developer ecosystem, and the le...

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