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EPISODE · Jun 13, 2023 · 38 MIN

Web2 to Web3: Understanding the Shift with Bradley Miles, Co-Founder and CEO of Roll

from DAO Talks by Tim Delhaes @grindery.io · host Tim Delhaes

In this episode of DAO Talks, host Tim Delhaes is joined by Bradley Miles, the Co-Founder and CEO of Roll. Launched in 2017, Roll is a social token infrastructure for the creator economy that provides infrastructure and APIs enabling digital communities to create and integrate social tokens into financial systems and social platforms. Based in New York, Bradley started his career as a venture capitalist, becoming the author of the bestselling book #BreakIntoVC before transitioning to the Web3 space. During the course of their conversation, Tim and Bradley discuss what Web2.5 is and how to build communities in the space, what the shift between Web2 and Web3 will look like, how tokens will be integrated into our society in the near future, and how tokens can revolutionize the content creator economy. To find out how Grindery is building a Swiss army knife for existing DAO frameworks, head to ⁠grindery.io⁠.  If you're interested in being a guest on DAO Talks, please complete this⁠ form⁠. 

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