Hashing It Out
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Hashing It Out
The UX problem in Web3 and how to solve it (feat. Ponder One)
In this episode of Hashing It Out, host Elisha Owusu Akyaw sits down with Moe El-Shibib and Selim Sezgin, co-founders of Ponder One, to explore the evolving Web3 landscape.
They discuss the challenges of usability and adoption, the role of AI in simplifying blockchain interactions and the importance of interoperability in a multichain world. The conversation also touches on governance, decentralized ownership and what the future holds for Web3 applications.
(00:28) - Host and guest introduction
(01:21) - Founders’ journey into Web3
(03:26) - Web3 adoption and usability trends
(05:45) - What is Ponder One?
(10:41) - AI’s role in simplifying Web3
(13:49) - Governance and user involvement
(17:16) - Crosschain usability solutions
(19:54) - Ponder One’s 2025 roadmap
(21:35) - Closing thoughts on Web3’s future
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