Highlights
Super frames the topic.
Staring at his LT3 (satchel on, looking dazed, "going somewhere"), Super landed on the night's theme: if you spread yourself across too many communities it starts to feel like you belong to none. Finding your tribe, he said, is a personal journey you mostly have to take yourself.
The origin story via frogs.
Super recalled bonding with his brother over Plague of Frogs and Llamaverse — sniping frogs, buying one that matched his brother's perfectly ("Bro, what are you doing?"). The Llama founder, he and DaFameless agreed, "ran a really good Ponzi while it was up" before disappearing.
The corner where we all cry.
DaFameless recounted fumbling entries — being six hours late, watching things run from 0.005 to 10 ETH — asking "which corner do I pick today to cry in? It's all wet everywhere." Sho turned it into the thesis: that shared corner is the tribe. "We're all in it together."
Why Fugs became home for DaFameless.
"Cute but chaotic," reminding him of his own childhood mischief — but the deciding factor was the founder (yacht), always in the chat, always shipping, running NDAs for beta testing on the Collector's Hub, and driving a Toyota Corolla ("that should speak volumes"). DaFameless leaned into being a trait collector chasing golds and silvers.
Cadarn's road to Nibbles.
After bouncing through Game7 and Open Campus as those ecosystems sunset, Cadarn pivoted to NFTs via the Mundus, got burned April–July, then found his tribe in Nibbles/Frankie DeFrog — sold by hearing the team's genuineness in a Space and their long-term vision in the Discord roundtables. His refrain: "If I can see the value you're trying to give out, then bro, I'm sold out."
Sho on how she chooses who to trust.
She watched Poppy for three months before buying a Quirkie, prizing communication, accountability, and follow-through. Founders going quiet for a week or a month is "not protecting your tribe." Her homes now span Quirkies (her base), Frankie's, Regens and more — and, she noted, a real-life tribe she couldn't do life without.
Metakiddo on how pride kills trust.
A long, heartfelt story about "Grumpy"/Sliff — a young founder who burned ~10M and worked to pay everyone back, saving people who were suicidal — only to lose the community's trust through a sudden shift in character and pride, even after fully repaying. Metakiddo's takeaway: trust can be rebuilt, but pride destroys it "very, very fast."
Lyss: show up every day.
Fresh off a real-life phone call, Lyss delivered the motivational beat of the night — founders who cancel a weekly Space to "unplug" or go to an event earn a hard pass. "You get 24 hours in a day… you're gonna tell me you can't show up for one hour?" Shout-out to Super for hitting 100 and never making excuses.
Tim's introvert arc.
Clubhouse-era lurker turned participant, Tim explained that introversion just means slower to warm up — and 2026 was the year he warmed up, across Bored Apes, Regens, and LT3. He credited Jed for (very New Yorker-ly) dragging him back on stage, and teased a future interview-style Space grilling Jed and Lyss on Regens.
Topic timeline
| Time | Topic |
|---|---|
| 0:02–8:46 | Intro music; Super notes the earlier 4-hour marathon Space |
| 8:46–11:45 | Topic framing: too many communities = no community; frog/Llama origin stories |
| 11:45–17:00 | Rugs, FOMO and buying tops; "the corner we cry in" |
| 17:00–22:51 | Tribes as shared struggle; DaFameless on why Fugs is home |
| 22:51–27:00 | What builds trust: founders who take it seriously |
| 27:00–32:09 | Cadarn's Game7 → Open Campus → Nibbles journey |
| 32:09–42:31 | "Purple chips," trust, Sho on choosing who to trust |
| 42:31–50:00 | Accountability, slow-rugs, showing up in the real world |
| 50:00–54:41 | Joshua on quietly belonging to a tribe |
| 55:49–1:02:41 | Metakiddo on trust, pride and the Grumpy/Sliff story |
| 1:02:41–1:05:32 | Cadarn's Kabu shout-out; Sho reads the tribe definition |
| 1:05:47–1:08:15 | Lyss: founders should show up every day |
| 1:09:22–1:17:40 | Tim's introvert arc; hosting bit; charger banter |
| 1:17:55–1:21:40 | Collab announcements; closing "find your tribe" |
Notable quotes
A tribe is where belonging becomes strength.
You get 24 hours in a day… you're gonna tell me you can't show up for one hour of your day for your community?
He drives a Toyota Corolla, so that should speak volumes on what he is like as a person, not as a founder.
Which corner do I pick today to cry in? It's all wet everywhere.
If I can see the value that you are trying to give out, then bro, I'm sold out.
Trust… takes an eternity to build and one second for it to crash.
Who said what
- Super (@SHGFees), host — framed the tribe theme, shared frog/Llama nostalgia, and made the case that trust in a handful of "purple chip" projects is now easier by the day.
- Sho (@AgogoKaren), co-host — the night's emotional anchor; how she vets founders (watched Poppy three months), the value of a shared community "corner," and the closing tribe definition.
- DaFameless (@DaFameless) — Fugs/Bugs as home base; trait-collecting, founder integrity (yacht), and vivid rug/FOMO comedy.
- Cadarn (@RendCadarn) — journey from Game7/Open Campus to Nibbles and Frankie DeFrog; frustration with hyped-but-undelivered "big name" mints; enthusiastic Kabu plug.
- Joshua (@PEPESIGNS) — you "fall into" a tribe; and you can belong deeply as a quiet, ever-present listener without saying much.
- Metakiddo (@Metakiddo) — the artist's-eye story of a founder who rebuilt trust then lost it to pride.
- Lyss (@Lysss302) — high-energy closer on daily presence as the truest signal of a founder's conviction.
- Tim (@tim_8093) — introvert-to-participant arc, deadpan humor, and a teased interview Space on Regens.
Worth a full listen
- 55:49–1:00:52 Metakiddo's Grumpy/Sliff story. The summary can't carry the weight of it: a founder paying back millions, saving people at their lowest, then losing the room to a subtle change in character. It's the emotional heart of the trust conversation.
- 1:06:04–1:08:15 Lyss on showing up. Delivered like a motivational segment (Super and Sho half-joke she should record actual motivational clips) — the cadence is the point.
- 1:09:22–1:17:40 Tim's arc plus the charger bit. His introvert reflection is genuinely warm, and it slides into a running gag about hosting a Space, needing a co-host in case he "accidentally rugs," and pretending his phone's been at 1% for two hours.
