Our featured guest for this episode is Nadar Dabit. He explains blockchain, decentralization, Web3, its future, volatility, and how you might get started in this space.

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Show Notes

0:00 Introduction
0:31 Nader Dabit Intro and Working in Dev Rel
4:19 What is web3 and why the shift to web3?
10:12 Sponsor: Hashnode
10:58 GraphQL in Web3
12:23 What Does Decentralized Mean?
16:33 The Business Model of Web3
18:20 What is the Blockchain
25:46 Sponsor: Daily.dev
26:47 Volatility in Web3
29:07 The Difficulty of Finding Developers in the Web3 Space
30:04 Nader's Thoughts on the Future
34:04 How Web3 Affects Content Creators
35:14 Wrap Up