Celebrating 10 Years of Ethereum
Celebrating 10 Years of Ethereum
Podcast Description
Highlighting how Ethereum has grown and the stories of the people who built it. 10 years in crypto is like a century in other industries, and we want to understand our history, together. We are in this industry to build a better future, and we want to hear from those putting it in place.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The series focuses on themes including blockchain technology, decentralized finance, community building, and the personal stories of Ethereum builders. Episodes explore topics such as zero knowledge proofs, creator monetization strategies, and the impact of Web3 education, illustrated through stories like 0xGramajo's journey and insights from industry pioneers.
Highlighting how Ethereum has grown and the stories of the people who built it. 10 years in crypto is like a century in other industries, and we want to understand our history, together. We are in this industry to build a better future, and we want to hear from those putting it in place.
Episode Highlights
In this episode, we dive deep with 0xGramajo, a Guatemala-born developer turned content creator who's been bridging the gap between complex Web3 technology and accessible education since 2021.
The Origin Story – How the 2008 financial crisis and personal experiences with financial exclusion led Gramajo from Bitcoin maximalism to believing in Ethereum's vision of putting the internet on the blockchain.
Guatemala Perspective – A candid conversation about building in crypto from a non-Western perspective, family immigration struggles, and why traditional finance systems failed his community.
Content Creation Philosophy – The ”Sherpa mentality” approach to Web3 education, building in public, and creating content that brings others along the journey rather than gatekeeping knowledge.
Farcaster vs. Traditional Social – Why decentralized social media matters for creators, the problems with platform monetization requirements, and building authentic communities.
DAO Renaissance – Gramajo's thesis that 2025 will be the year we ”figure out DAOs,” plus his summer plans involving ENS and Gnosis DAO.
Real-World Impact – Stories about helping artists mint on Ordinals, building bridges between technical builders and broader audiences, and the importance of celebrating Web3 innovation.
Key Quote
”I'm not trying to be the smartest person in the room. I'm just trying to be the person that can bring others along with me on this journey of exploring Web3.”
About Gramajo
Content creator with 100+ newsletter issues and 25+ podcast episodes focused on interviewing developers, on-chain builders, and artists. Active in the Farcaster ecosystem and advocate for accessible Web3 education.
• Twitter: https://x.com/0xGramajo• Farcaster: https://warpcast.com/gramajo.eth• Newsletter: ”Behind the Screen with Gramajo”• Links: https://gramajo.carrd.co• Collaborations: https://www.passionfroot.me/gramajo
• Courtyard: https://courtyard.io• ENS DAO: https://ens.domains
• Gnosis DAO: https://gnosis.io• DevConnect Argentina: https://devconnect.org
Hosts
Marvyn Paul (Is This the New Internet)• Twitter: https://twitter.com/hellofrommarv• Farcaster: https://warpcast.com/marvp• Links: https://linktr.ee/marvynpaul• Podcast: https://pods.media/is-this-the-new-internet
Chinmay Patel (Basket.farm)• Twitter: https://twitter.com/chinmaydoteth• Farcaster: https://warpcast.com/chinmaydoteth• Project: https://basket.farm
• Twitter: https://twitter.com/10yearsofeth• Podcast: https://pods.media/10-years-of-ethereum
This episode perfectly captures why diverse perspectives matter in crypto and how personal experiences drive innovation in decentralized technologies.
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