Jan 11, 2022 • 49M

🎙 How To Build a Creator DAO: Breaking Down The Infamous $OVERSTIM Journey

Daniel Allan and Henry Chatfield are setting the example for how a music creator DAO should look and feel.

 
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Mint with host Adam Levy delivers an exclusive look into how the creators of today are building the communities of tomorrow using web3 primitives like social tokens, DAOs, and NFTs, to name a few.
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gm Mint nation - happy Tuesday! :)

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🎙 New Podcast Episode

Mint Season 4 episode 7 welcomes the Overstimulated duo Daniel Allan and Henry Chatfield who are setting the example for how a music creator DAO should look and feel. Here’s an end-to-end recap of their journey, analyzing the last 3 months of their work where we break down October's crowdfund as showcased in a previous episode and the day-to-day of bringing this on-chain EP to life.

In this episode, we discuss: 

  • 00:44 - Intro

  • 05:26 - Artist Management/Community Management

  • 09:56 - Evolving Role of Record Labels

  • 17:17 - Songwriting Camp

  • 27:37 - Reinvestment of Earnings

  • 34:22 - The Live Performance of Overstimulated $OVERSTIM

  • 41:19 - What’s Next?

  • 46:07 - Outro

…and so much more. 

I hope you enjoy our conversation.

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