Greg Eisenberg
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first heard May 2024
last heard 11 Feb
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I want to summarize our entire conversation in four steps. So this is what I've learned. This is what I've learned from this conversation. How to create a product people want. Okay, so Ben Rubin, live from Soho. Ben is the guy that I call if I have a big idea. He always knows, it feels like he always knows where things are, the direction where things are going.
So if I ever need a gut check, text Ben, hey, I'm thinking about this big idea. What do you think? He's sold a company to Epic Games, House Party. He started Meerkat, which was a...
live streaming it was ig live before ig live was a thing and now he's working in the crypto space and building well we'll talk more about it but he's building kind of community infrastructure for the crypto web um so when when ben talks i listen and he's got a ton of crypto ideas that he came prepared with and i know people some people are listening to this and i would say 93 of our audience
isn't in the crypto world. So their guards are up.
The other thing I think is really interesting about building in crypto right now is if you compare crypto to, let's say, AI, there's way more competition in the AI space, like building on top of, you know, building GPT wrappers and stuff like that. Everyone's trying to do that. But with crypto, because it's... it hasn't hit the mainstream adoption. But it just feels like there's less competition.
So there's opportunities for people to see what are the new protocols coming out? How do I build something on top of it that's actually going to create value? And as the tide shift and as the industry matures, you end up swimming downstream instead of upstream. And there's less competition.
I always try to look at like, what are things that are low status right now or medium status and that will be high status in two or three or four years? Because that's where the arbitrage is. And I think that's where we're at with crypto.
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Yeah, I love it. I think I think you're on to something. agreed, obviously, like if there's millions of pieces of content, like, you know, myself, right? Let's just say right now I create 20 pieces of content a week with AI in a year from now, I might create 300, 400 pieces of content. So, and we just need to know like who's Greg, who's not and sort of verify that.
So yeah, I think that's where blockchain comes in. You've got a lot of ideas on this list and I want to get into some of these ideas. that speak to a lot of this stuff. And you're giving these away. I want to start with the first one, the dating idea. Yeah. If you don't mind. I do not mind. Okay, let's jump in.
So is this what you're saying? So basically, dating kind of sucks right now because people are... going on dates and a lot of the dates are low quality. People are wasting time. They're wasting money. It's frustrating for people.
So you're saying, what if we had some sort of scoring system basically that allowed reputation to exist on chain so that I guess like both parties or potential parties could trust this source of data.
that her and her boyfriend broke up okay they met on a dating app they met on a dating app and they broke up and she was you know she's obviously super upset about it and like her you know her tldr of the whole thing was uh I have to pick better and prob go a lot slower. So... Yes. That's what you're saying, right?
Yeah. What you're saying is when you go on a dating app today, the profile, which is essentially curated by the person, aka it's biased by definition. Yes. It's biased.
And so there needs to be some...
yeah i also think that i mean you can make some of those some of that data free but you can also make some of it premium data that if you know i want to see ben's like i would pay so much money to know that information yeah because like you know four dates are costly in new york yeah they're costly also just from like um a mental time.
Absolutely. Yeah. So yeah, you can do like a tagline, like something like, you know, heartbreak costs an arm and a leg or something like that.
Yeah. Um, okay. So if you wanted, so I, I buy the idea that this would be valuable. So, Ben, how hard is it to build something like this? And can you give us like a step by step on how you build this proof of concept?
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