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447
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Jul 2026
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Recordings of regular X Space about Web3. We aim to educate, connect, and onboard new people in Web3. Listen to your favorite spaces anytime from your favorite Podcast app. Hosted by: GratefulApe.eth & TinoForbidden.eth.
Nifty Island co-founder Charles explains Prize World, a new model built around games and real prizes, including $50,000 in Pokémon cards. We cover Season 2, Amazon integrations, user-generated islands, and the plan to reach players beyond Web3. Final Bosu’s Kevin also introduces MEMO, a platform for growing characters, community-created lore, and a living anime universe.
Rahim Mahtab shares the vision for Arts DAO’s next chapter: a private Web3 members club, a physical clubhouse in Dubai, and stronger real-world connections between builders and collectors. We also break down Nifty Island Season 2, its Amazon collaboration and creator tools, before talking ApeFest Charleston, travel plans, hotels, and community events.
ApeChurch joins the show after receiving 4 million $APE, explaining how the funding could increase liquidity, attract larger players, and grow activity on ApeChain. We talk bots, staking, casino strategies, social poker, upcoming games, and plans to onboard new users. Plus, more ApeFest Charleston discussion and community plans for October.
Cur8or explains Myths & Monsters, how NFT raids work, and what changes with Season 2, including cloning, multiplayer mechanics, ApeCoin rewards, and possible Otherside integrations. The crew also follows the clues pointing toward ApeFest in Charleston, discusses new support for ApeChain builders, and tries to decode Yuga’s latest hints.
NFT Drew breaks down the scams putting Web3 users at risk, from fake meeting links and social engineering to address poisoning, wallet hygiene, and Discord security. Art also introduces Swamp Records, an ApeChain platform for creating AI-powered music and videos with your NFT. Plus, OpenUSD, ApeCoin market talk, and the latest BAYC and Otherside speculation.
Ape Fest clues, Asia stories, ApeChain builders, and a lot of heat. Grateful Show #474 starts with Europe melting in a heat wave, but quickly turns into a big BAYC community conversation. HoneyB. shares what it was like meeting apes in Hong Kong and seeing Figgy present what Yuga is building behind the scenes. The crew talks about Ape Fest rumors, Miami vs. Charleston, the red clues, and why IRL still matters so much for the club. We also get into ApeCoin, ApeChain, Yuga badges, Ape Church poker, Swamp Records, Otherside, ODK, and the builders who are actually shipping right now. There is plenty of chaos, jokes, and classic Ape energy, but also a real conversation about staying positive, supporting builders, and why the best parts of the club are still the people showing up.
Grateful Show #473 is full of Ape Fest speculation, red background theories, Miami vs. Charleston guesses, and the usual chaos from the Ape community. We talk about the latest clues from the BAYC account, what “Collectors collect. Builders build.” could mean, and whether this is about Ape Fest, a clubhouse, a drop, or something completely different. We also get into what’s happening around ApeChain, builders, Swamp Records, Otherside, Primal Instinct, Chimpers, Asia meetups, new merch, and how the community can support people actually building. Great Vibes!
We kicked things off with ApeFest theories around the mysterious 10/17 clue. Japan? Miami? Something nobody expects? Nobody knows, but the speculation was flying. Then the conversation moved into the bigger picture: ApeChain builders, gaming, coordination, and what it actually takes to survive in Web3 right now. Jay B broke down the idea behind Bored Builders Club and why founders need to support each other more. Tropical shared his passion for ODK, Render Pool, and getting more people building games and experiences on Otherside. His message was simple: games on Otherside can become the next meta if the community learns, builds, and has fun together. We also talked with Soe and Mortiz about the launch of Gamify.fun and their AI fighter game. The community was already jumping in, fighting, competing, and having fun — exactly the kind of simple, social, gamified experience ApeChain needs more of.
Art was the main character in this episode. From the first minutes, you could feel that something is moving again in Web3 — mints happening live, collectors showing up, artists building, and the ApeChain timeline starting to feel alive. Efdot joined us to talk about GLifs, his visual language built from symbols, travel, ancient communication, street culture, and years of creative exploration. We talked about NFC Lisbon, his shipping container gallery, interactive art, co-creation with collectors, and why blockchain allows artists to build something deeper than just a single image. We also explored Reversoz with DDishOZ ->detailed universe of aliens, comics, fashion, trading cards, and long-term storytelling. Then Dario came in with Reorder, a project built around chaos, signal, noise, and the energy of the community taking over. Art Is The Alpha!
Artists are still the heart of Web3, and this conversation shows why. I talked with Harto, StudioPaiman, and Marjan Moghaddam about digital flowers, Ordinals, ApeChain, the metaverse, and why art on the blockchain is still one of the most interesting parts of this space. Harto and Payman shared the story behind La Floristeria and House of Flowers, a project built around gifting, collaboration, and bringing art across different chains. Marjan brought a crazy perspective from decades in digital art, from early computer animation to NFTs and virtual worlds. We also talked about why artists should not be stuck in one ecosystem, how the metaverse can actually be useful, and why collaboration beats competition. Great listen if you care about art, Web3, and the people building culture here.
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