I’m not here to make Web3 sound complicated.
I’m here to make it make sense.
I’m Erick, a Web3 Explainer based in Kenya and the founder of @BlockSchool_ , a Web3 education platform helping African beginners understand blockchain, digital identity, AI infrastructure, and the next internet without the jargon or hype.
I didn’t start as a Web3 expert.
I started as someone searching for simple, honest answers about what all of this actually meant.
So I decided to become the person I wished I had when I was starting.
Here’s what I’ve built in public:
📖 30 Days. One Thesis. One Series.
For 30 days, I explored one question:
How can the next internet verify who is behind an account, transaction, or AI action without sacrificing privacy?
No price predictions.
No speculation.
No hype.
Just one infrastructure idea explored from different angles.
🔗 Full series:
https://t.co/gKBqYvw3rG
🎓 NFTs Explained From the Ground Up
A beginner-friendly series for anyone curious about NFTs but tired of technical jargon.
Just the fundamentals, explained step by step.
🔗 Start here:
https://t.co/x6EFcXJ7Bn
What I’m building next:
Monday ~ Builder Questions
~~~Sharp questions about Web3, AI, identity, and the next internet.
Tuesday ~ Web3 Explained
~~~Complex concepts broken down so beginners can understand them.
Wednesday to Saturday ~Internet Of Verified Intelligence breakdown.
~~~Real-world stories about trust, verification, identity and emerging technology as breakdown 30 Day-Series one at a time.
Sunday ~ Recap of the week.
~~~A simple recap of what we explored and learned during the week.
I’m not building another account that tells you what to buy.
I’m building an education brand that helps you understand what you’re actually looking at.
For African beginners.
For curious minds.
For builders who want substance over speculation.
That’s what BlockSchool Africa is being built for.
If you want Web3 explained simply, practically and honestly, you’re in the right place.
Welcome.
I’m Erick.
The Web3 Explainer.
Your AI agent can operate on Ethereum, Solana, XDC or……
No need to move chains to get verified.
The Verified by Concordium badge links agents to verified owners through privacy-preserving infrastructure.
200+ chains supported.
Who’s behind the agent?
Concordium Town Hall #6 is coming on October 28. 🎙️
A lot has changed since the last update, from the growth of the Agent Registry to new integrations and progress toward agent-powered payments.
We’ll break down what’s live, what’s developing, and what comes next.
🗓️ October 28 | 15:00–16:00 UTC
📅 Add it to your calendar: https://t.co/xzRsztgbMj
💬 Questions for the team?
What would you like to hear more about?
Drop your questions in the replies and bring them to Town Hall #6.
https://t.co/ESY2N7rj40
@Concordium
concordium:native
Weekend question:
~Name one piece of infrastructure you use every day without thinking about it
~Now ask yourself who'd be true for blockchain identity to reach that same level of invisibility?
That's the only version of Web3 adoption that actually matters
Views? 👀
Mine: Electricity.
Nobody thinks about the grid when they charge their phone. Nobody thinks about the wiring in their wall.
But if the grid went down or if the wiring was wrong everything else stops working.
@Concordium is the wiring.
PayFi is the grid.
The agentic economy is everything that runs on top of it.
Get the foundation wrong and none of it works.
Weekend question:
~Name one piece of infrastructure you use every day without thinking about it
~Now ask yourself who'd be true for blockchain identity to reach that same level of invisibility?
That's the only version of Web3 adoption that actually matters
Views? 👀
Do you know nobody thinks about the infrastructure behind Google Maps, M-Pesa or MTN MOMO 🤔
~They just use them.
That’s the power of infrastructure nobody sees. 👀
@Concordium is bringing that idea to verified identity, while much of Web3 is still focused on token prices.
WEEKEND DEEP READ | WEEK 2
A Thread 🧵👇
@Benzempire2021 The physical world holds so much data we overlook and making it useful for AI could open new opportunities for everyday people to contribute.
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~Thirty days of threads.
~One wrap article.
~Two weeks of deep reads soo far.
It all comes back to one idea:
---The Internet of Verified Intelligence needs infrastructure that makes identity and accountability possible without adding unnecessary friction.
The opportunity isn't just to build new technology.
It's to make that technology useful in everyday life.
🔗 Day 24 thread link:👇🧵
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🌅 Gm CT.
We are entering a new phase of the internet:
infrastructure that works without being seen.
THE INTERNET OF VERIFIED INTELLIGENCE ~ DAY 24
~ Real adoption is invisible infrastructure.
A Thread🧵✨️
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$CCD
Do you know nobody thinks about the infrastructure behind Google Maps, M-Pesa or MTN MOMO 🤔
~They just use them.
That’s the power of infrastructure nobody sees. 👀
@Concordium is bringing that idea to verified identity, while much of Web3 is still focused on token prices.
WEEKEND DEEP READ | WEEK 2
A Thread 🧵👇
In 2007, Kenyan banks laughed at the idea of mobile money.
By 2010, M-Pesa was processing more transactions than the entire Kenyan banking system combined.
The same thing is happening right now with verified IDENTITY payments, and most people are looking in the wrong direction for where it starts.
AFRICA BUILDER FRIDAY | WEEK 2 🌍
A Thread 👇🧵
7/
Africa understands invisible infrastructure better than anywhere else.
From Dakar to Dar es Salaam, from Lagos to Lusaka, the infrastructure that works on this continent is the infrastructure that works quietly.
~No fanfare.
~No complexity.
~Just a phone and a result.
#Concordium's design philosophy and Africa's adoption reality are pointing at the same destination.
Do you know nobody thinks about the infrastructure behind Google Maps, M-Pesa or MTN MOMO 🤔
~They just use them.
That’s the power of infrastructure nobody sees. 👀
@Concordium is bringing that idea to verified identity, while much of Web3 is still focused on token prices.
WEEKEND DEEP READ | WEEK 2
A Thread 🧵👇
6/
What happens when AI agents start making transactions on our behalf?
We need to know which agent is acting, who authorised it and whether it has permission.
Verifiable identity and credentials could help make the agentic economy more accountable.
Less blind trust. More verifiable proof.