Caroline Page from Virtually Human Studio joins Nickie Scriven on the Chief Meta Chicks podcast to discuss Web3 and the game Zed Run.
They explore the definition of Web3 as the next iteration of the Internet and the transition to a decentralized version where individuals can own their own data.
Caroline shares insights into Virtually Human Studio and Zed Run, a digital horse racing game built on the blockchain.
They discuss the challenges and sustainability of Web3 games in the bear market and the importance of community involvement.
They also touch on the potential industries that will emerge in the Web3 space and the need for regulation and security.
In this conversation, Caroline Page and Nickie Scriven discuss the potential of Web3 in terms of security, governance, and ownership of data.
They also explore Caroline's career journey to Web3 and the learning curve she experienced.
The conversation highlights the importance of educating women in Web3 and the opportunities it presents in industries like retail and fashion.
They discuss the disruption of centralized players in Web3 and the need for women to lean into their curiosity and own their power.
Caroline shares her experience as a Chief MetaChicks leader and the joy of supporting women in business.
Takeaways
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Definition of Web3
03:00 Virtually Human Studio and Zed Run
05:54 Ownership and Community Involvement in Web3 Games
09:01 Challenges and Sustainability in the Bear Market
12:56 Mass Adoption and Education in Web3
16:05 Emerging Industries in Web3
20:04 Web3 Potential for Security and Governance
23:19 Caroline's Career Journey to Web3
25:58 Learning Curve in Web3
28:24 Educating Women in Web3
31:32 Web3 in Retail and Fashion
35:55 Disruption of Centralized Players in Web3
38:52 Advice for Women in Web3
40:35 Caroline's Experience as a Chief Meta Chicks Leader