Gordon-Levitt: Acquired's Ethereum episode changed his mind on Web3's importance
Joseph Gordon-Levitt · Super Pumped (with Brian Koppelman and Joseph Gordon-Levitt) · Acquired · Feb 22, 2022 · at 6:44
Actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt explains how listening to Acquired's episode on Ethereum shifted his perspective on the value and future of Web3.
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“When I listened to your Ethereum episode, it really did change my mind about what Web three is. And I really wasn't aware of any of its merits. I was kind of only aware of the hype and the scams and I'm coming quite strongly around to seeing how important it is for the future.”
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