Spotlight

What do the Matrix films and this week’s featured project have in common? Well, besides the name and the reference in Matrix protocol’s logo, we would say a broad interest in questions of freedom and choice. These concepts drive the intentions of the Matrix DeFi protocol developers. Concerned

Rob Montgomery, CEO of Revest.Finance, shares with us his journey as a DeFi builder, his thoughts on the societal implications of widespread cryptocurrency adoption, and what it’s going to take to build antifragile, censorship-resistant systems. What were you doing before DeFi? I’ve always enjoyed entrepreneurship for as

Co-founder of Robovault, DegenRobot, admits being skeptical of crypto until about a couple of years ago. But after observing first-hand the exclusionary practices and inefficiencies of traditional financial institutions, he gravitated to both crypto and DeFi. Stories like these, of motivated and resourceful builders driven by vision, fuel the fire

You might recognize KeshaV from his role as admin at FTMAlerts, but he is a jack-of-all-trades. Whether he’s establishing synergistic links between different dApp protocols or reviewing backstories for characters in the latest FTM GameFi project, KeshaV stays active in the Fantom community. What drew you to crypto? When

We love playing blockchain games that enable users to own in-game assets. We also love decentralized finance for how it opens earning opportunities to everyone. This means that we get really excited when innovative projects on the Fantom ecosystem build across gaming and DeFi. Meet Pod Town. Driven by a

A three-time Emmy Award nominee, Aspenth took his skills as a documentary filmmaker to shine a light on Fantom’s DeFi and NFT subcultures. Now, as the resident artist for SpiritSwap, he’s bringing to life his idea of a tight-knit community, and that includes bringing us all together for