Alex Comeau | Nightclubs & NFT’s
November 10, 2022
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November 10, 2022
Alex Comeau | Nightclubs & NFT’s
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This week, I chat with Alex Comeau, a modern-day renaissance man and good friend of mine. Alex is the co-founder of 3D Showing, Canada’s leading 3D rendering company. He’s also the co-founder of Happy Fish, a popular bar and nightclub in the nation’s capital. But that’s not all, Alex is also deeply embedded in the Web3 space. In fact, he’s been on the ground floor of some incredible NFT projects & Web3/Metaverse start-ups that he is passionately executing on in his free time. He was instrumental in designing Timmy trumpets NFT project which we sold for 33 ETH. And if that wasn’t all enough, Alex also co-founded and is working on chrove (chroveapp.com) which is a web3 platform to allow brands and agencies to deploy web3 rewards in under 5 minutes.
In this episode, we go over some of the wild stories from his journey thus far, we dive into the different ventures he’s involved in and what he’s most excited for in the future.
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