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The Web3 Newbies Beginner Path
This is a honest guide for anyone stepping into Web3
I get this question a lot, almost daily
How do I start Web3 and earn From it?
And honestly, it's a fair question
This space can be so noisy and confusing
So let’s slow it down
Let’s begin🧵
Alphacrypt retweeted
𝑾𝒆𝒃3 𝑰𝒔𝒏'𝒕 𝑫𝒆𝒂𝒅. 𝒀𝒐𝒖'𝒓𝒆 𝑱𝒖𝒔𝒕 𝑵𝒐𝒕 𝑽𝒊𝒔𝒊𝒃𝒍𝒆 𝑬𝒏𝒐𝒖𝒈𝒉.
The Web3 market is tough right now. Jobs are fewer, founders are becoming cautious, and investors aren’t as willing to put money into new projects as before.
But here’s something you need to understand: Not everyone has stopped earning.
Some people are still getting paid, landing gigs, and securing opportunities despite the current market conditions.
Don’t let the market convince you that there are no opportunities left. You can still be one of those people.
Sometimes, it’s not just about the market; it’s about how well you position yourself, the value you bring, and how people see what you have to offer.
Something @SamuelXeus said recently while watching him speak on an interview really triggered my thinking.
He said something along the lines of THE LOUDEST ARE THOSE WHO MAKE MONEY
And I think there’s a lesson in that.
You can have the skills, experience, and value, but if nobody knows what you bring to the table, how do you expect opportunities to find you?
You have to be visible. Speak about what you do, showcase your work, build relationships, and make yourself known among the thousands of people competing in this space.
Don’t just be good at what you do. Let people know you’re good at it.
Position yourself, visible and loud about your value.
𝑾𝒆𝒃3 𝑰𝒔𝒏'𝒕 𝑫𝒆𝒂𝒅. 𝒀𝒐𝒖'𝒓𝒆 𝑱𝒖𝒔𝒕 𝑵𝒐𝒕 𝑽𝒊𝒔𝒊𝒃𝒍𝒆 𝑬𝒏𝒐𝒖𝒈𝒉.
The Web3 market is tough right now. Jobs are fewer, founders are becoming cautious, and investors aren’t as willing to put money into new projects as before.
But here’s something you need to understand: Not everyone has stopped earning.
Some people are still getting paid, landing gigs, and securing opportunities despite the current market conditions.
Don’t let the market convince you that there are no opportunities left. You can still be one of those people.
Sometimes, it’s not just about the market; it’s about how well you position yourself, the value you bring, and how people see what you have to offer.
Something @SamuelXeus said recently while watching him speak on an interview really triggered my thinking.
He said something along the lines of THE LOUDEST ARE THOSE WHO MAKE MONEY
And I think there’s a lesson in that.
You can have the skills, experience, and value, but if nobody knows what you bring to the table, how do you expect opportunities to find you?
You have to be visible. Speak about what you do, showcase your work, build relationships, and make yourself known among the thousands of people competing in this space.
Don’t just be good at what you do. Let people know you’re good at it.
Position yourself, visible and loud about your value.
Good Day, legends!
One thing that caught my attention about @IPXExchange is the idea that supporting a creative project could mean more than just contributing during fundraising.
Think about backing a movie from its early stages. You support the project, production kicks off, updates are shared, and eventually the movie reaches its audience.
But what happens between the initial support and the final outcome?
That’s where IPX is exploring something interesting.
Here’s how it could work:
1. Stay connected: Creators can share behind-the-scenes updates, production files and schedules with their supporters.
2. Follow the progress: Fundraising data can provide insights into token sales and sponsorships, while holder analytics help track wallet distribution and community engagement.
3. Create more revenue opportunities: Projects can explore income from streaming, licensing, merchandise and distribution partnerships.
4. Reward supporters: Smart contracts can enable eligible token holders to receive revenue distributions when a project generates income, according to its rules.
This makes the whole concept more interesting because it goes beyond simply raising funds.
There’s also something happening for the community.
FAN SZN is live, with up to $100K in rewards. Users can participate through quests, daily streaks, referrals, Fan Cards and content creation to earn Aura.
Join here: fanszn.ipx.exchange
Personally, I’d love to see more real-world creative projects take this journey from the fundraising stage to production and eventually revenue generation.
Because building a creative ecosystem isn’t just about getting funding. It’s about creating lasting value for both creators and the people who believe in their work.
That’s what makes IPX worth watching.
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Alphacrypt retweeted
Good Morning Fam🖤
May the Lord's blessings be upon on this week...amen
Happy Sunday to y’all ☺️
Growing a big audience is one thing, but turning that attention into something that lasts is a different challenge.
That’s an interesting part of what @IPXExchange is working towards.
By bringing together tokenization, monetization and fan engagement, they’re exploring new ways for creators to give their work more value and involve their communities in the process.
It’s not just about getting more followers. It’s about making the audience part of something bigger.
Alphacrypt retweeted
I like how Fan Cards let users represent their favourite fandoms.
It adds a personal touch to FAN SZN, giving people something they can proudly showcase while supporting the communities they love.
Just joined @IPXExchange , and I’m looking forward to building my Aura.
GN everyone! 🤍
I like how Fan Cards let users represent their favourite fandoms.
It adds a personal touch to FAN SZN, giving people something they can proudly showcase while supporting the communities they love.
Just joined @IPXExchange , and I’m looking forward to building my Aura.
GN everyone! 🤍
What makes @IPXExchange interesting is that participation goes beyond simply joining a campaign.
There’s a process that encourages users to keep coming back and getting involved.
Spent some time exploring FAN SZN by @IPXExchange today, and one thing I find interesting is how the campaign turns community participation into a reward system.
It’s not just about claiming a reward. You get to choose a fandom, complete your Fan Check, earn your Fan Card and build Aura through daily activities and side quests.
I like the idea of making community involvement part of the experience rather than just rewarding people for showing up.
Definitely an interesting approach to community growth.
Alphacrypt retweeted
Spent some time exploring FAN SZN by @IPXExchange today, and one thing I find interesting is how the campaign turns community participation into a reward system.
It’s not just about claiming a reward. You get to choose a fandom, complete your Fan Check, earn your Fan Card and build Aura through daily activities and side quests.
I like the idea of making community involvement part of the experience rather than just rewarding people for showing up.
Definitely an interesting approach to community growth.
Alphacrypt retweeted
I've been looking forward to this one.
There's an interesting conversation to be had about what happens when a real-world business meets the memecoin space, and TIND GEAR is giving us a reason to explore that.
I'll be hosting a Space with @Master_onchain and the @TINDGEAR team to talk about the project, the vision behind $TIND, what they're building and what's ahead.
🎙️ November 6
⏰ 8 PM WAT
If you've been curious about TIND GEAR, this is a good opportunity to hear directly from the team.
Bring your questions. Let's talk! 🔥















