GRTiQ Podcast: 38 Kuan Huang
Episode 38: Today I’m speaking with Kuan Huang, Founder at Scout, a no-code platform that enables anyone to analyze the protocol and dApp data on Ethereum.
Kuan and the team at Scout are also Wave 2 grant recipients from The Graph Foundation for their work on Bubbletea, which we discuss during our conversation. As you will hear, Kuan is an entrepreneur at heart, who made the move from Web2, and successful career in mobile, to Web3.
During our conversation, Kuan shares his story of moving from Web2 into Web3, being an entrepreneur in the crypto space, his Wave 2 grant and how it will help developers working in The Graph, and so much more.
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