Re:Envisioning Web3 | How do YOU show up?

Host: Lyss (@Lysss302) with cohosts Jed (@jed_131) and Super (@SHGFees) · Sat, 05 Sep 2026 · 55:50 · 7 speakers

TL;DR

• A loose, late-night Reenvisioning Web3 space broadcast live from the Stefano's Steakhouse in Brooklyn, themed around "how do YOU show up?" in web3.
• Super (@SHGFees) shared his playbook — relentless spaces attendance plus IRL meetups — and encouraged quieter listeners to just start speaking.
• A recurring thread: age is irrelevant. Super (26) and Sho (63) framed it from opposite ends and both landed on "don't use it as a crutch or a discount."
• Sho and Lyss both pushed back on women-only web3 panels and events, arguing you earn your seat through work, not gender.
• Chaz (@chazz_gold) announced he's moving to New York from Portland, sold ~100 art pieces in five days, and promised to buy a regen live at the steakhouse.
• Jed closed with a heartfelt tribute to the small dinners and to Lyss as, in his words, the best space host out there.

Highlights

[5:01] The McDonald's broken-ice-cream-machine detector. Super opened with the funniest thing he'd seen all week — a builder ("Joshua") who made a tracker that tells you which McDonald's have busted ice cream machines. The room briefly tried to price the associated token; Jed's reaction to the ~200k number: "my fucking bags, let's go."

[6:00] How Super actually shows up. Super described the grind that changed his trajectory: "just do space after space," post constantly, and — where possible — meet people in person, which he said makes the whole thing "3D." His nudge to lurkers: just do it, it'll make your experience.

[9:56] Lyss on hospitality, IRL edition. Lyss recounted adopting strangers at the steakhouse — Quincy (who found them via TikTok), plus Emily and Will — buying drinks and dessert and converting them into regulars. Her point: the same "make someone feel seen" energy translates directly to web3 rooms.

[11:39] Margie B's love letter to the room. Feeling under the weather, Margie B (@MargieAponte2) came up anyway to gush about the genuine smiles in everyone's photos, Piff Pete's Stefano's song, and Lyss and Jed's dance moves. Warm, rambling, and entirely sincere.

[21:23] Age is not a crutch. Super, 26, said he refuses to hide behind youth: "I don't wanna be like 'I'm good for my age' — I want to be good by my own standards." Sho answered from the other end at [23:06], noting people tell her she's "so old," and that every age has something to teach and learn.

[26:05] Sho's night out — and why her husband stayed home. Sho shared that ~23 nurses gathered to celebrate her husband's NICU work. She candidly explained she'd have more fun at web3 events without him for now, because she'd worry about whether he was having a good time — while Lyss insisted the room would make him feel at home.

[30:01] Super trolls his own hosts. Super deadpanned "good space… just kidding," which Jed took as a challenge ("you shit on my space, bro? We'll go for another hour"). Super recovered into a genuine point at [31:01]: however you want to show up — collecting, trading, building — "your people are somewhere around here and you can find them."

[37:00] Chaz's big week and bigger plans. Chaz (@chazz_gold) called it the best trip ever: art on Times Square billboards (twice, unannounced), ~100 pieces sold in five days, and new collaborators including an EV/AI project. He announced he's moving to NYC and committed — after some ribbing from Jed about his AARP card and midday nap — to buying a regen live at the steakhouse.

[48:15] Jed's closing tribute. Jed reflected on preferring small, vulnerable dinners over big mixers ("we had a three-hour meal… not even NFT shit, just life"), then crowned Lyss the best space host, "not women's space host — fuck that, the best space host out here."

[50:52] Earning your seat. Responding to a comment on her post that "there needs to be more women present" at the dinner tables, Sho was blunt: she sat at the whale table because she's a whale. Lyss doubled down at [53:26], recounting turning down an NFT event's female-panel slot in favor of the main panel.

Topic timeline

Notable quotes

• "I just kinda like dog spaces, you know — like do one after the other after the other." — Super [7:23]
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• "I don't wanna use that as a crutch… I'm good by my own standards." — Super [21:23]
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• "If you are in your 20s and you feel mediocre, you're probably mediocre. If you're in your 30s and you feel mediocre, then you're definitely mediocre." — Lyss [23:47]
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• "It's not gonna be given to you because you have boobs. You have to work for your place." — Sho [50:52]
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• "She's the best space host out here. And anybody wants to challenge it, come see me." — Jed [48:15]
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• "You don't gotta go home, but you can't stay here." — Lyss, on Bronx Tale–style closing time [55:11]
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Who said what

• Lyss (@Lysss302) — Host; anchored the "how do you show up" theme through hospitality and self-accountability, and made the case against gendered web3 events.
• Jed (@jed_131) — Cohost; high-energy comic relief and heart, championing small vulnerable dinners and crediting Lyss as top host.
• Super (@SHGFees) — Cohost; the practical throughline on showing up via spaces and IRL, and on refusing to lean on youth.
• Sho (@AgogoKaren) — Speaker; grounded voice on age and on earning your place regardless of gender; celebrated her husband's NICU work.
• Margie B (@MargieAponte2) — Speaker; the room's emotional cheerleader, sending love and appreciation despite being sick.
• Chaz (@chazz_gold) — Speaker/artist; recapped a breakout NYC week, announced his move, and committed to buying a regen live.
• Cryptogodnyc (@CryptoGodNYC) — Speaker; dinner guest and food reviewer who praised the steak, lamb chops, mashed potatoes, and spinach.

Worth a full listen

• [19:43]–[26:05] — The age conversation flows best in real time, moving from Jed's late-night banter into a genuinely thoughtful exchange between Super and Sho about not letting your age define your ceiling.
• [36:37]–[45:35] — Chaz's arc, from "I took a nap" ribbing to a live commitment to move to New York and buy in, captures the room's IRL-conversion energy better than any summary.
• [50:52]–[54:00] — Sho and Lyss on women in web3 is direct and personal; the nuance of "earn your seat, don't be pigeonholed into the female panel" is worth hearing in their own words.