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I’ve started taking Web3 education offline. Kicked off our first blockchain club in a college, now guiding 3,000+ curious students. We talk blockchain basics, market trends, wallet safety, and more. Students interact with test net to understand and get hands on experience about transactions, minting NFT’s, tracking wallets etc… To keep them engaged, I’m working on incentivising participation so they stay motivated, curious, and feel real progress as they grow. This is one of the things I think will get students excited to explore more. If you were in my shoes, how would you approach this? How would you keep students excited and help them truly understand Web3? Would love to hear from builders, educators & creators. Your ideas could shape how the next generation enters this space.

@0xgoryu Who's Elsa?

That build-up had the entire chat sweating! Elsa just unlocked a wild run on Stake. Will she hit the ultimate max win next? Watch live at kick.com/elsa

@uniquesingh__ Lmao,I had the same feelings when I got my union allocation,the good thing is it wasn't a presale

Reel vs Reality Flux will give me only one third profit after 90 days feels like vesting was just a marketing strategy to lock our funds while they could sell easily - I wish i would had sold when Mega was above $0.2 - I wish I had sold when Mega went from 0.14 to 0.17 again - I wish I had sold at 0.14 I wish I had sold Mega above $0.1 or breakeven but i was waiting for the last crime pump 😢

@0xBadKoi @gruffwashere Congratulations man,was it a free mint?

Just minted Phigure #227 #228 🕺 from @gruffwashere

@iam_REJOICE1 @BurntBanksy @Tanaka_L2 Xion? They had an opportunity to do something good but messed it up, stopped being bullish on the chain Abstraction bs

If you’re hunting for underrated gems in crypto, check out $XION . @BurntBanksy the founder just reposted a solid take from @Tanaka_L2 pointing out that this Layer 1 actually has real product market fit, but it’s still flying way under the radar price wise. Anthony Anzalone, the guy behind it, first popped off back in 2021 with that wild Banksy move. He bought an original print, burned it live on stream, and turned the whole moment into an authenticated NFT. The digital version ended up selling for almost four times what the physical one cost. It wasn’t just a stunt, it drove home the idea of true digital ownership and scarcity in a way that stuck with people. He’s since leveled up and even made the Forbes 30 Under 30 list. What makes @burnt_xion interesting is how it solves the biggest headache in Web3: getting normal people to actually use this stuff. Most chains make you juggle wallets, seed phrases, gas fees, and bridging assets. It’s exhausting. XION builds chain abstraction right into the foundation so all that complexity disappears. You can log in with just an email or social account, no private keys to manage. Transactions feel basically free or get handled smoothly in the background (often paid in something like USDC). It works across different ecosystems without you noticing. Basically, it lets apps feel like regular internet products while still having all the blockchain benefits underneath. This shines for consumer stuff, gaming, social apps, payments where people just want things to work without learning a new tech stack. In a world drowning in AI fakes, their focus on verifiable truth is also pretty timely. While everyone’s chasing hype, TVL wars, or the next meme coin, XION is quietly building for actual adoption. Strong backing, real partnerships, and a clear vision for hiding the crypto nerd stuff so mainstream users can jump in. If consumer crypto ever takes off for real, projects like this could have serious upside while the market’s still sleeping on them.

@haiderlevi @NomismaNetwork If this works as described, it could seriously change how people interact with DeFi.

Nomisma Network and On-Chain Analytics Data is becoming one of the most valuable parts of Web3, and @NomismaNetwork is focused on making on-chain analytics more efficient and AI-ready. With its relational blockchain approach, Nomisma aims to improve how data is processed, queried, and used across decentralized applications. • Smarter on-chain analytics • AI-ready infrastructure • Efficient data processing for Web3 ARC Terminal and DeFi Automation Managing DeFi strategies manually can be complicated and time-consuming. @TheARCTERMINAL is focused on simplifying that process through AI-powered automation. By combining AI agents with Web3 tools, users can interact with DeFi in a smarter and more efficient way. • AI-powered DeFi automation • Smarter on-chain interactions • Simplified Web3 experience And @3look_io season 2 continues with less than 60% of the pool remaining.

@oxflash2 Goat's transitioning to AI now?

GOAT Network Stage 3 — Exploration of 3 Core Ecosystem Components. As part of the GOAT Network Stage 3 campaign, I explored three core components within the ecosystem that reflect its broader direction toward AI agents, automation, and real-world utility. What stands out about @GOATNetwork is that it’s not just positioning itself around AI or crypto in isolation, it’s building around the idea of agents as functional systems that can interact with digital economies. The three areas explored here: -AgentKit -ClawUp tools -merchant demos Each represent different layers of that structure. One focuses on building agents, one focuses on managing them, and the last focuses on applying them in real-world scenarios. Below is a breakdown of each: 1. AgentKit — Building Layer AgentKit focuses on simplifying how AI agents are created and deployed. Instead of building everything from scratch, it provides a structured framework to design agents, connect tools, and run workflows more efficiently. This represents a shift from simple AI tools to autonomous systems that can execute tasks and interact with different environments. Within @GOATNetwork , AgentKit acts as the foundation layer, the part responsible for how agents function and behave. 2. ClawUp Tools — Management Layer ClawUp tools focus on what happens after deployment. Building an agent is only the first step maintaining and scaling it is the real challenge. This layer focuses on: • monitoring performance • managing multiple agents • improving reliability • optimizing workflows over time It introduces the idea that agents are ongoing systems, not one-time builds. In that sense, ClawUp acts like an operational layer that supports long-term scalability. 3. Merchant Demos — Application Layer Merchant demos focus on real-world usage. They explore how AI agents can interact with commerce systems including payments, subscriptions, and service automation. This is where the ecosystem becomes practical rather than theoretical. If agents can operate in merchant environments, they move from being experimental tools to becoming part of real economic activity. Within GOAT Network, this represents the bridge between infrastructure and adoption. Together, these three components form a full ecosystem structure: • AgentKit → building agents • ClawUp tools → managing agents • Merchant demos → real-world application This shows a clear progression from creation to management to execution. @GOATNetwork direction suggests a future where AI agents are not just tools, but active systems integrated into digital and economic workflows.

@Saandyeth @KoloHub We need more protocols shipping stuffs that are actually cool to use irl like this

Many people still struggle with how to actually use their crypto in real life, but with @KoloHub it becomes much easier and more usable. Instead of searching endlessly for exchangers or dealing with risky P2P trades, you can simply: - load your card directly from your crypto wallet - spend it anywhere Visa is accepted, just like a normal bank card - get rewarded in Bitcoin every time you make a purchase In simple terms, your crypto becomes something you can actually use for everyday things like shopping, transport, or eating out.

@Notyourmatek Lol,the man who notices bird.

The internet moves fast. But real work doesn’t compete with speed. It interrupts it. I learned that in the middle of a scroll I wasn’t really paying attention to. A bird stopped me. Not metaphorically. Literally. One Beak crossed my feed and everything else went quiet behind it. That’s how I found @thebeaksart. At first it looked like noise in a crowded timeline. Just another drop, another project, something to glance at and move past. But I didn’t move past it. I opened it. Then I stayed longer than I intended, and I started looking for who made it. That’s when everything shifted. This led me to @DKashtalyan, an artist with over twenty years of pointillism, surrealism, murals, and obsessive dotwork built entirely by hand. Not for attention or timing, but repetition, discipline, and time. Every piece begins the same way: one dot at a time until something alive emerges on the canvas. Work shown at Art Rotterdam, Art Taipei, The New York Times, and the Royal Watercolour Society at Bankside Gallery. Only then did the Beak I first saw begin to make sense. Bold colors. A stare that holds its ground. A presence that feels like it existed long before I noticed it. That became The Beaks, his first onchain collection, 1,111 hand drawn surreal birds, each carrying the same language of patience, precision, and accumulation, now translated into web3. The Beaks aren’t drawn. They’re accumulated. Built slowly, dot by dot, decision by decision, until form stops being form and becomes identity. And what makes it even more important is this: it’s not just another drop. It’s his first step onchain, carrying two decades of practice into a new medium without losing anything that made the work matter in the first place. Some art doesn’t arrive. It reveals itself. And that is where this stopped being a drop in my feed and became something else entirely. Not reinvention. Continuation. A traditional artist stepping into a new medium, web3, without losing a single year of what made the work matter in the first place. That’s what I saw in that first Beak. And that’s why I didn’t scroll past it. @ZaxWeb3

@ABWeb3_ @sleepagotchi @NucleusCodes Lol,not everyone has to get on it tho.

I feel incredibly sorry for those sleeping on this, Yet still complaining that there are no more opportunities in Web3. What a joke… I officially started my journey on the @sleepagotchi leaderboard a few days ago, and it’s been amazing so far. With the @NucleusCodes site, the leaderboard tracking and bot filtering are absolutely top tier. No doubt, I’m having a blast contributing to the ecosystem.

@Alphapars @HotEminSummer @nobsfud What's this Pars?

Hotemın szn $HOTEMIN 🔺 @HotEminSummer @nobsfud

@Divjay_ Guess it's a Friday vibe kinda thing. Haha, weekends setting in

is it only me, or why is ct quiet today? 🫠 ~ bitcoin is down ~ megaeth is down ~ twitter makes the algo open source ~ impressions down ~ trump and china's president acting like best friends ~ drake's newly released album (I don't see it as a bang 😑) what did I miss? 👀

@pukerrainbrow Saitama wants to have an haircut

Can you cut my hair like this?

@uniquesingh__ @OthersideMeta Indeed it is,you play too?

@MetaBaz7 @OthersideMeta Aside the potential rewards , game really fun ngl

Playing @OthersideMeta almost everyday for 15-20 mins. - completing daily missions - stacking XP - collecting badges - upgrading my level I hear playing the game and talking about it may position you well for future airdrops.

@0xSlyth @OthersideMeta Ikr

@MetaBaz7 @OthersideMeta looks gud

@ultracrypto78 @River4fun @RiverdotInc @XOOBNetwork Some of these are worth watching most especially Arc.

A few projects have been standing out to me more: @River4fun With @RiverdotInc, $RIVER keeps staking, voting, social activity, and contribution connected instead of feeling all over the place @XOOBNetwork Never felt like they force hype. More like building first and letting growth follow @TheARCTERMINAL building AI tools focused on practical everyday interaction Different projects, different lanes, but I keep watching the ones built for actual use.

@EyoAugusti73181 @NomismaNetwork It all depends on usage scaling up tho, without that infra like Nomisma aren't really core tools

Most people talk about AI, DeFi, and scalability, but many blockchain systems still depend heavily on external infrastructure behind the scenes. That is one reason @NomismaNetwork stands out. The focus seems to be on building infrastructure that can support applications more efficiently through dedicated subchains, better data coordination, and more stable network performance. For AI systems and DeFi applications, that kind of structure matters because scalability is not only about speed, but about how well a network continues to function as activity grows. Projects that improve the foundation quietly often end up becoming the most important later on.

@derrelreyhan @TheARCTERMINAL @NomismaNetwork Happy Friday man

Jummah Mubarak Simple routine sleep, wake up, jummah prayer And keep posting about @TheARCTERMINAL & @NomismaNetwork ❤

@kudalumping1100 @ActionModelAI Luck is also consistency being rewarded one way or another buddy

One thing I’ve genuinely learned since joining @ActionModelAI is that consistency compounds faster than people realize. At first, I thought growth in web3 was mostly about getting lucky or posting something viral. But after being active in the ecosystem since January, I started noticing that people who consistently participate early usually build the strongest position over time. Not because they spam more but because they stay active while most people are still watching from the sidelines. That completely changed how I approach content creation and web3 communities now.

@alonewolff17 Quips already gearing us up for the inevitable Qday

Quip Network is building the world’s first shared quantum computer. No forks. No migration. Just post quantum security for Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana built in from the start. Their live testnet with D Wave is already running. Real hybrid compute. Real useful work. Season 01 of the Mindshare Leaderboard is open. Post. Rank. Earn QUIP points. Top 315 spots get paid at TGE. The quantum shift is coming. @quipnetwork is already there.