Kensei

web3 should be a place where your contribution matters. when i first got into web3, i thought the people making the biggest contributions were the ones building protocols, writing code, or having enough money to participate in everything. over time, i started seeing things differently. there's so much more happening behind the scenes. people writing about projects, creating content, sharing what they've learned, helping newcomers understand things, and bringing attention to ideas that might otherwise go unnoticed. it made me realise that you don't necessarily need to build the technology to contribute to its growth. sometimes, helping one person understand an idea is a contribution. sometimes, creating something that gets another person curious enough to explore web3 is enough. and that's something i still believe in. if i had the opportunity to write page 10 of the bitcoin whitepaper, i'd write about accessibility, not just access to the technology, but access to the opportunities it creates. i hope the next chapter makes room for more people to participate, regardless of their background, demo, technical knowledge, or how many people are paying attention to them. because the future of web3 shouldn't be written by a handful of people. everyone should have a chance to contribute something meaningful to it. what about you? if you had one passage to add to Page 10, what would you write?