On today's episode, we are on with Chris Castig, Co-founder of Console.
We start with an exploration of Chris' crypto journey, which began when he learned of Napster (the p2p file sharing application) and soon after Bitcoin.
As a musician, he then describes those innovative technologies as inspirational in his decision to study new media, specifically distributed systems culture.
Furthermore, Chris is extending those values with Console, a community chat app where you own your identity, data and decentralized chat. Additionally, it uses Signal-level protocol to protect your privacy on the app.
Beyond self-sovereignty and privacy, Console seeks to reduce the noise from apps like Telegram and Discord to provide a better experience for DAOs and web3 communities. And it is now in closed beta to co-build with the district.
As always, lots to unpack here, so let's get started.
To learn more about Chris and Console, you can follow them on Twitter / castig and / consoledao respectively or visit https://www.console.xyz/
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