Raji || Web3 Adoption Writer

In case you are just coming through my page, I have spent 2+ years in Web3, not as a developer. But as the person who makes developers' work make sense to the rest of the world. Let me introduce myself My name is Raji Ibrahim. I write Web3 content, manage communities, and run social media for projects that are building the future of the internet. I'm the bridge between complex blockchain technology and the humans who need to understand it. Here's what I have learned in 2+ years: I learnt web3 from @MGS_Web3 Cohort 3 (Gamma Guild) and I can say, it was a very good learning experience. A hub that provided me the pedestal in which I can articulate and stand. The best Web3 projects don't fail because of bad code. They fail because nobody could explain what they were building. No community. No trust. No users. Words matter more in Web3 than most devs want to admit. What I actually do: Content writing: threads, blogs, newsletters, docs that developers and non-devs both enjoy reading. Community moderation: keeping Web3 communities (telegram, discord) engaged, safe, and growing Social media management: building brand presence that attracts users AND talent Here are the topics I live in daily: Blockchain Wallet security DeFi & on-chain trading HFT & MEV Web3 infrastructure Cross-Chain Technology EVM Rollups ZK Proofs Account Abstraction Modular Blockchains Restaking POW POS etc.... I don't just write about these. I study them obsessively so you don't have to explain the basics to me. Who I work best with: 1.Web3 startups that need a voice 2.Protocols that have great tech but zero engagement 3.Developer teams that need someone to translate their work for the world 4.DAOs that need a community that actually shows up In 2 years I have learned one truth about Web3: Technology without community is just code sitting on a server. The projects that win are the ones that make people feel like they belong to something. That's what I build. If you are a Web3 founder, dev, or project lead looking for: A content writer who understands the tech A community manager who genuinely cares A social media manager who knows Web3 culture. I'm open to new opportunities. DM me or drop a message below and let's talk. Follow this page I post Web3 content that actually makes sense. Every day. Raji

@pumamethod His retention power doesn't construe to his success in physics...he was overwhelmed by work He did well

Isaac Newton died a virgin at 84 years old. he never had a sexual relationship with any person in his entire life. the man who discovered gravity, invented calculus, and defined the laws that govern the physical universe practiced complete retention for 84 years his colleagues at Cambridge described him as having an almost inhuman ability to focus. he would enter his study and not emerge for days. meals would be left at his door untouched. when he finally came out he would have filled hundreds of pages with calculations that advanced human knowledge by decades the Principia Mathematica, widely considered the most important scientific work ever written, was produced during a period where Newton isolated himself completely. no social life. no relationships. no distractions of any kind. just pure channeled energy directed at understanding how the universe works what nobody mentions in physics class is that Newton explicitly believed sexual release diminished mental capacity. he wasn't celibate by accident or because he couldn't find a partner. he was a professor at Cambridge surrounded by social opportunity. he chose retention deliberately because he believed it was the source of his cognitive power the mind that decoded the laws of the physical universe and invented the mathematical language to describe them operated for 84 years without a single release. that's not a footnote in his biography. that might be the explanation for everything he achieved the father of modern physics ran an 84-year retention streak and nobody talks about it because the implication would force the scientific community to take the practice seriously

@AdageorgeA I don't see any cogent reason from what she wrote here...

I didn’t leave my husband because I stopped loving him. I left because I was losing myself. I smiled in public and wore my ring, but inside I was empty. I gave everything to a man who stopped seeing me, and the home I built started to feel like a place I no longer belonged. Leaving wasn’t easy, but it was necessary. I stopped posting “Chioma Akpotha” and returned to “Chioma Chukwuka” to take back my peace and my name. I didn’t lose a marriage. I found myself. — Chioma Chukwuka

@MbkSTD It's now 0- 2

Spain score ⚽ Mikel Oyarzabal France 0 - 1 Spain #highlightseveryone #WorldCup2026 #FIFAWorldCup2026 #france #spain

@Ihunanya_chi After several strokes. The last Man of a hole is a loser

I may not be perfect, but one thing I know I will never do again is have sex before marriage. That part of my life has completely changed. My body no longer belongs to my desires; it belongs to God.👌

@itsSh0la This is a win-win for us all

X changed its rules concerning its ads revenue. The reply guys will get more percentage, even than content creators who make original posts. In other words, Elon Musk will be rewarding the reply guys, & you don’t need to have a lot of followers. This way, small accounts benefit.

France or Spain? I have known France to be very adroit at football since I was a kid.. France and Spain are also sworn enemies since time immemorial. Who is winning today?

@marjidofficial I am curious about something. After the proposal, what's the function of the flowers? I honestly don't know..

She said YES!

@Defimayor2 $30 is ok

How much do need now ? Be honest Retweet & Drop solana:So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112 addy Will bless 10 random people

How to Become a Web3 Content Writer (Even If You are Starting From Zero) GM, Let me tell you a secret that most people completely miss about Web3... You don't have to trade. You don't have to invest thousands of dollars. And you definitely don't have to become a developer to earn in this industry. Sometimes, your words are enough.. Enough to make a way for you to thrive Web3 content writing is one of the most accessible ways to enter the crypto industry. Projects constantly need people who can explain complex concepts in simple language, write educational threads, create newsletters, draft blog posts, and communicate their vision clearly. Here's the interesting part... Most blockchain founders are builders. Many are engineers. They are excellent at creating products. But not everyone knows how to explain those products in a way that everyday people understand. That's where content writers become valuable. Now, you might be thinking: "But I don't have experience." Here's the truth: Most Web3 content writers started with zero experience. What they had was curiosity and consistency. They learned the basics of blockchain. They studied successful creators. Then they started writing. The best way to break into Web3 writing is simple: Learn, Write, Share and Improve. Choose one topic. Gas fees. Wallet security. DeFi. Stablecoins. Break it down in simple language. Publish it on X. Do it again tomorrow. And the next day. Over time, you will build a portfolio without even realizing it. Here's another important lesson: Companies don't just hire writers. They hire communicators. Can you simplify complex topics? Can you educate beginners? Can you keep readers engaged? These skills are incredibly valuable. And unlike many careers, Web3 often rewards proof of work more than formal qualifications. Your threads become your resume. Your consistency becomes your credibility. Your audience becomes your social proof. So if you have been waiting for permission to start, this is it. Start writing before you feel ready. Publish before you think it's perfect. Because every successful Web3 writer you admire once stared at a blank page wondering if they were good enough. The difference? They pressed "Post." And little by little, opportunity found them and it's transmuted into money, fame and authority. Raji

The fastest click isn't always the smartest one. In DeFi... A few extra minutes of caution can save you years of regret. Raji

The Biggest Mistake Beginners Make in DeFi Most people don't lose money in DeFi because they don't understand blockchain. They lose money because they trust the wrong people. Read that again. Scammers don't care whether you are a beginner or an expert. They care whether you are in a hurry. That's why they create urgency. "Claim your free airdrop!" "Double your money in 24 hours!" "Limited-time investment!" "Connect your wallet now!" Their goal is simple. Get you to stop thinking... And start clicking. The good news? Most scams follow familiar patterns. Once you recognize those patterns, they become much easier to avoid. Let's look at a few of the most common ones. Fake websites. A scammer creates a website that looks almost identical to a legitimate DeFi platform. One wrong click... And you may connect your wallet to the wrong place. That's why experienced users always double-check the website address before interacting with any protocol. Fake customer support. You ask a question in a Telegram or Discord community. Within minutes, someone sends you a private message claiming to be support. Then they ask for your recovery phrase. That's a scam. Real support teams will never ask for your recovery phrase or private keys. Too-good-to-be-true returns. If a platform promises guaranteed profits with little or no risk... Be careful. In finance, higher potential returns usually come with higher risks. Anyone promising otherwise deserves extra scrutiny. Blindly approving transactions. Many people click "Approve" without reading what they are authorizing. That's like signing a legal contract without reading it. Take your time. Understand what you're approving before confirming any transaction. The truth is... No technology can completely eliminate human mistakes. But good habits can prevent many of them. Slow down. Verify information. Use official links. Keep your recovery phrase offline and private. Ask questions when you're unsure. Those simple habits have protected countless people. And they can protect you too. Raji.

@BSAT_Properties At a point in your life, you need to enjoy yourself.. If you have the money to build, build If you can afford a decent car, buy it. Life is too short to think you own your life... Investment never ends...

He spent over ₦20 million building a house... and now he says it's one of his biggest financial regrets. I visited my mentor on Friday, and we had a long conversation about business, money, and investments. During our discussion, he said something that caught me completely off guard: "I regret building my house. I built it in 2020 and spent over ₦20 million. If I had invested that money in my business instead, I would have doubled.. or even triple.. it by now." He then asked me, "Do you know why I don't own a car?" Before I could answer, he said: "It's not because I can't afford one. I can buy almost any car I want, but I'd rather keep investing in my business than tie my money down in liabilities." That conversation really got me thinking. Is building a house or buying a car a financial mistake, or does it simply depend on your priorities and financial situation? © MC Kakaki

@AAbdulface @RtPlug68932 @Usmanashafe I am nicer than you ever thought

@RajiWritesWeb3 @RtPlug68932 @Usmanashafe You'll make a VERY terrible boss. I pity who will work under you with this kind of mindset.

Her boss accused her of stealing her money, then the boss later saw the money and asked her to stand up from kneeling Watch what the apprentice did 😢💔

@Rakzy112 @JustEniola01 Exactly... Sooner or later, she will rub it on my face I can never work under my wife. I would rather work under another woman who isn't my wife

@RajiWritesWeb3 @JustEniola01 The reason why is what you seeing now, they'll rub it on your face at any given opportunity,if you feel she's not rubbing it on his face now then why is she telling? Ohh you helped your husband isn't that what family is,she's just seeking attention

“My husband was out of a job for 11 months, and he worked at my company and earned a salary. He told me we had to cut down our expenses, like selling one out of the 2 cars, and reducing our domestic staffs” “After that conversation, he took up some responsibilities around the house. At some point, he did deliveries to some of my customers” “During this period, I was very careful of the things I say or do to him, because he might have been my employee but he was still my husband and my leader” - J Bums talks on how her husband worked in her company for the period he was out of a job. 🎥: Ife Agoro

The article "The" in this expression works for both "secretary and treasurer" which means the same person is both. i.e singular And in this case, a singular noun must collocate with a singular verb. The expression shows the action is past, so a singular verb in the past tense should be used.. Therefore, the answer is "Was" If you are thinking that the secretary is different from the treasurer, then the "secretary should also have its own article "The"

Let’s know those who didn’t skip their English classes. What’s the right answer

@ChecheSkib33895 @JustEniola01 It could even be the Man that opened that business for her... She tried sha but I can't be subjected to that... She will use it against me one day as she did here

@JustEniola01 Most times women wonder why men hardly come to them for help ,it's things like this that men avoid, just to score a cheap point she's telling the world she helped her man,if men were to come out tomorrow and speak of helps they rendered to this gender e go too loud 🔊

@h0llaOla She won't do that again.. She learnt her lesson in a hard way

We keep raising abusive men and wonder why women don't feel safe around us. Never raise your hand unless you see a clear threat to life. I just hope she is still alive

@iamklausenburg This is a massive loss.... Real life debt

The lists are endless.. But let me say the one both my parents did for me 14 years ago. I just got an admission into the university, everyone was happy, preparation began for me to start going to school. My parents took me to the market where pots are being sold. I watched both of them pricing some pots for me to take to school.. My mum was bargaining over the price while my Dad was trying to pay.. After the transaction was successful, I watched them admiring the pots while I walked behind them. I can never forget that It still lingers in my memory like a flash. Long live both of them.

Speaking of Moms, what’s that heroic act your mom did for you that you’d never forget?