Sam Kamani

It's great to have you here.

And I am so looking forward to having this conversation with you about what you guys are building at OpenFoot.

But before we even get into it, how did you get involved in all things crypto?

As I know you have a long experience in sort of startups as well.

That's fantastic.

And were you a VC before or did you work at a VC?

I saw something somewhere about that.

That's amazing.

And tell me a bit more about OpenFord.

What is the key problem that you guys are solving?

Fantastic.

I have lots of thoughts on that.

I have worked in that industry, in the Web 2 and in the Web 3 space, worked with guilds, worked with DAOs, gaming DAOs, and worked with that thesis.

The thesis only works if there are games that people are emotionally invested in.

They only get emotionally invested if the games are fun.

And it takes sometimes even years or thousands of iterations to build, to get to that stage where it is fantastic.

fun and sticky that people will play for years.

And we'll get there.

I'm pretty sure we will get there because I've interviewed around 450 founders from some of the largest sort of not games, only games, but like L1s, L2s and protocols and as well as games and all different parts of Web3.

And I know that there is so much still building in the background for the last three, four years, people who haven't