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Crypto Vendor/Enthusiast | GeoPolitics | VA | Researcher/Educator | Community Manager | Meme Culture Lover | @RavenNetworkHQ Contributor

[DECENTRALIZED WALKER 🕊️ @DwalkerClinton]

My Web3 Onboarding Capstone Walkthrough

Just finished the free Web3 Onboarding pathway at @RavenNetworkHQ.

It wasn’t “watch a few videos and call it a day.” It was structured modules, quizzes, practical tasks, and actual hands-on practice. Here’s my honest walkthrough of what the journey looked like and what stuck.

Raven Academy’s free onboarding path is designed as the entry point into their contributor ecosystem. You learn the basics, prove you did the work, and build a public Nest/profile with reputation tracking.

From there you can move into the paid Creator or Builder pathways if you want deeper skills and verified credentials.

Early modules focused on the non-negotiables:

How wallets actually work (custodial vs non-custodial)
Seed phrases, private keys, and why “not your keys, not your crypto” is real
Basic security habits so you don’t lose everything to a random DM or fake site
I treated these seriously. One careless click in Web3 can wipe you out.

Then we moved into multi-chain basics. Not just “what is blockchain,” but looking at different ecosystems (TON, Ethereum, Solana, Base, etc.) and why they exist.

The goal wasn’t to become an expert overnight. It was to stop treating every chain as the same thing and understand the trade-offs.

Practical side (the part that mattered most to me):

Setting up a proper wallet
Getting testnet tokens
Sending test transactions
Doing simple DEX swaps on testnets
These modules force you to actually click the buttons instead of just reading about them. That changes how you understand gas, approvals, and explorers.

Security kept coming back. Simple rules that still catch people:

• Never share your seed phrase
• Verify links before connecting a wallet
• Don’t sign random transactions
• Revoke old approvals
•Ignore “support” DMs offering free airdrops

I already knew some of this from past experience, but seeing it framed clearly inside the course still helped.

Reputation and credentials are a big part of Raven’s model. They talk about streaks, XP, Soulbound tokens, and building a public Nest that shows what you’ve actually done.

The idea is that learning turns into visible contribution instead of just another certificate sitting in a folder.

What I liked:
It felt structured. You know what the next module is. The free path is genuinely free. There’s a clear path from “I just joined” to “I have a profile and some proof of work.”

What still requires effort: Consistency. The modules won’t make me a builder or researcher by themselves. I'll still have to publish, practice, and show up.

My personal takeaway after going through the onboarding:

Web3 is still noisy. Most people get overwhelmed by scattered YouTube videos, Telegram groups, and hype. Having a clear sequence (wallets, security, chains and practical tasks) makes the early stage less chaotic.

I’m going to keep using what I learned to write clearer threads and researching projects properly.

If you’re starting out and want a structured free path instead of random content, the Raven Web3 Onboarding is worth checking.

I submitted this thread as my capstone walkthrough.

Still learning. Still building. Still curious.

$Shalom 🕊

[Israel Ibrahim @isrealibrahim86]

DAY 5 OF MY 30-DAY WEB3 CREATOR JOURNEY

Five days of learning, growing and improving my skills through Raven Network Academy.

Day 5: Writing Engaging Web3 Content

Today, I focused on developing better writing skills and understanding how to create content that attracts attention and provides value.

Here are five important lessons I learned:

🔹 Strong Hooks: Start with powerful opening sentences that capture attention.

🔹 Simple Language: Explain complex Web3 concepts in ways everyone can understand.

🔹 Valuable Information: Make every post educational, informative and meaningful.

🔹 Storytelling: Use examples and personal experiences to connect with your audience.

🔹 Strong Endings: Finish with meaningful messages or questions that encourage engagement.

One important lesson I learned today is that understanding Web3 is one thing, but communicating that knowledge effectively is another.

I want my content to do more than attract views. I want it to educate, inspire and help people understand the Web3 ecosystem.

Five days completed, and I'm just getting started!

Learn. Build. Contribute.

@RavenNetworkHQ @web3 @CcNewss @do_my30dc @A_Gbako

[Abdullahi @A_Gbako]

Take Crypto seriously.

It's more than airdrops and NFTs. It's an emerging financial ecosystem worth understanding.

Learn how it works, build real skills, and develop genuine knowledge.

Don't just participate. Become knowledgeable.

Think about it.

[Abdullahi @A_Gbako]

Now is a great time to mint your Raven Society NFT (PFP) and become part of the community.

Get ready for what’s coming. The journey is just getting started.

[Kelvin O johnson @_OKJ__]

Why is this hard for every other Muslim majority country to emulate ?

[DECENTRALIZED WALKER 🕊️ @DwalkerClinton]

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No gree for anybody

[Abdullahi @A_Gbako]

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[Abdullahi @A_Gbako]

Something exciting is coming for Raven Network NFT holders.

The Raven Society NFT/PFP collection is live, and this is your chance to become part of the community.

Got your 11 Gram? You're ready to mint!

Secure your PFP, connect with the Raven Society, and be part of the journey ahead.

Don't just watch what's happening. Get involved and be part of what's coming.

[DECENTRALIZED WALKER 🕊️ @DwalkerClinton]

@OBoneKanOB I bet you don't even know what AI is....

[DECENTRALIZED WALKER 🕊️ @DwalkerClinton]

@vargh_ The never-happened movie scene

[DECENTRALIZED WALKER 🕊️ @DwalkerClinton]

Star Wars - Revenge of the Sith ( a new dawn )😂

[DECENTRALIZED WALKER 🕊️ @DwalkerClinton]

RAVEN NETWORK ACADEMY | GRADUATE PERSPECTIVE

Ever wondered why an application suddenly stops working after an antivirus scan?

Sometimes, antivirus software quarantines files it considers suspicious. Unfortunately, those files may be required by the application to function properly.

This can result in:

1. Games refusing to launch.
2. Applications crashing unexpectedly.
3. Missing DLL errors.
4. Programs freezing or failing to load.

What can you do?

Check your antivirus quarantine history.

Identify the file responsible for the detection.

Verify its authenticity and scan it with reputable security tools.

If confirmed safe, restore it or create a narrowly scoped antivirus exception.

Reinstall or repair the application if essential files were removed.

Important: Never restore a quarantined file simply because an application needs it. It could genuinely be malicious tho.

Your antivirus is there to protect your system, but understanding how it works can save you from unnecessary software problems.

Security and system stability should go hand in hand.

$SHALOM 🕊️

[DECENTRALIZED WALKER 🕊️ @DwalkerClinton]

Star Wars - Revenge of the Sith ( a new dawn )😂

[🎵Young Ancestor‼️ @ellyxmusic]

@JezebelReborn This video has been edited to only show positive responses for Tinubu. The goal is to play on your psyche and induce hopelessness.

They want you to believe "Tinubu will win anyways", so you give up and not bother to vote him out. Don't be deceived!

[DECENTRALIZED WALKER 🕊️ @DwalkerClinton]

@JezebelReborn Sorry to say but not sorry. The majority of nigerians are f00ls that deserve their government.

[DECENTRALIZED WALKER 🕊️ @DwalkerClinton]

In CTNG ehn

The biggest error anyone can make is taking sides without fully understanding what really happened in a dispute.

[Charles Obinwanne Don @Cryptoceleb1]

Part 2
*Before the heist, a rehearsal was carried out on a separate Solana token.*

On October 5, 2025, wallets associated with the early buyers (A and B) and the team wallets traded another token called https://t.co/CsU3sH0l1I.

Token address:

"7SmGdLPRsHYQSdaeJwQs3KC9eZyp2B3oYUejZp4wpump"

This was a largely inactive token that had reportedly been dead since April 2025, with only 225 trades across four days.

Yet between 6:08 PM and 6:13 PM, seven wallets connected to the investigation traded it in a five-minute window.

The sequence began with a feeder wallet at 6:08:07 PM, followed by a team wallet at 6:08:37 PM, Early Buyer B at 6:08:52 PM, another profitable trader at 6:10:54 PM, Early Buyer A at 6:11:12 PM, another team wallet at 6:12:01 PM, and a fourth profitable trader at 6:12:36 PM.

This shows that Szymanski carefully rehearsed the planned fraud before the vibecoin pump.

This strengthens the allegation of coordination because it provides a connection between the team's wallet and the early buying wallets. The Early buyers (A and B) later sent money to Szymanski's disclosed Binance Address.

*Additional proof that Szymanski owns both exchange accounts.*

Both exchange accounts were opened the same day and received their first deposit from the same wallet address

BZZpcbaXQ3EFLHv5EL65L1zgbnwrRDV8rgsKgPxD64Wd

The Binance deposit address (Dc9K1LSwMMTjPuWkYa3SJaQCXP16S3Ad9FPo1GGaie7s) was first used on 15 Dec 2023 at 03:44.

The Bitget deposit address (4dfSULczR2CR6ne8siALZXtygdTugw1VGxgEra1HMeLN) was first used the same day at 06:58, three hours later.

The same set of wallets sends funds to both exchange accounts, the
1. Early buyers (wallet A & B) that stole $17,600
2. Their funding wallet
3. The team's collection wallet (Published by Szymanski)
4. The team allocation wallets
All transferred funds to both Binance and Bitget wallets. Therefore, one party holds both accounts.

Onchain Evidence
Bitget Exchange address
https://t.co/jFKvV4dSTF…

Binance Exchange Address
https://t.co/wB94VhK8vB…

[Charles Obinwanne Don @Cryptoceleb1]

*How Szymanski (@Szymansk_ii) and his TEAM rug-pulled and scammed the community of $23,000 (₦34,500,000)and concealed it, through the Vibecoin token*

Szymanski and people connected to the Vibecoin team orchestrated a deceptive scheme to profit from their own community while hiding behind separate wallets and a misleading transparency report.

This is not an accusation based on rumours. It is based on an on-chain investigation tracing wallet activity, token sales, and money transfers.

On October 13, 2025, two wallets purchased Vibecoin just before a major buying wave began at 10:00 AM Nigerian time.

The first wallet (A):

"7HG8BvtDKdUC3R97daPGhwcTTMtGPPYExLPwEFsooxZZ"

Bought at 9:58:31 AM and made approximately $8,900 in profit.

The second wallet (B):

"8QduNBEbJzeFWH9siDmAKrYFmKvLwjA3gEepoX3uRH26"

Bought at 9:58:39 AM and made approximately $8,700 in profit.

Both wallets were funded by the same address:

"D35HbRh89q9yt53NuV8MrF8Zq2XdzyZnzp5pXBcrncuV"

They bought seconds apart, just before the pump, and sold at the top.

Together, they made approximately $17,600.

*Now here is where the deception becomes apparent.*

Both wallets transferred their proceeds to the same Bitget deposit address that also received money from Szymanski's disclosed team collection wallet.

The Bitget address:

"4dfSULczR2CR6ne8siALZXtygdTugw1VGxgEra1HMeLN"

The first buyer transferred 45.95 SOL at 10:47 AM, just one minute after its final sale.

The second buyer transferred 43 SOL at 11:04 AM and another 2.48 SOL at 2:33 PM.

The address subsequently forwarded the funds to Bitget's hot wallet, proving that this is a Bitget exchange address.

*But the most important connection is that Szymanski's disclosed collection wallet:*

"AeRbLUciEevs849GPGrAp6uySfmMiSNJedkuUDyjRJAP"

Also transferred a combined 4.1 SOL to that same Bitget address on December 14, 2025, and February 22, 2026.

The wallets that profited from buying before the pump and Szymanski's own disclosed team wallet were sending money to the same Bitget destination.

That shared destination is a documented financial connection.

And that is not the only connection.

*The Binance address Szymanski publicly acknowledged*

Szymanski also identified this Binance receiving wallet as his:

"Dc9K1LSwMMTjPuWkYa3SJaQCXP16S3Ad9FPo1GGaie7s"

Both early buyers (A and B) and their funding wallet transferred funds to this address.

So did a wallet from the team's disclosed allocation:

"6BUCWrxqUC7C46YnczKksSfLKiEboneE7cE8RzMK2GEq"

This wallet received 17.3 million Vibecoin tokens from the team's allocation and sold them on October 13, 2025, at 10:05:48 AM for 16.4 SOL, approximately $3,600.

It later transferred 3 SOL on November 3 and 14 SOL on November 26 to the Binance address Szymanski identified.

Our investigation further revealed that, on October 6, 2025, a week before the vibecoin pump, both early buyers (A and B) and another wallet transferred money to that same Binance address that Szymanski identified between 3:28 PM and 3:30 PM.

These connections point to concealed ownership of wallets A and B that profited from the pump.

*The team controlled 36% of vibecoin's total supply*

On October 9, 2025, this allocation buying wallet:

"8dKE2w28aFzckjohZD89ovzBpkgckv94yMdaydY6TvvA"

Purchased approximately 359.7 million Vibecoin tokens, representing 36% of the supply.

Those tokens were distributed across roughly 20 wallets subsequently identified as belonging to the team in Szymanski's disclosure.

The investigation revealed that during the October 13 pump. One of the team's wallets sold into the pump and made a profit of $3600 while the others held until November 2025

This was a dubious plan by Szymanski and his team who used separate wallets positioned to take profits during the pump while the larger team allocation remained largely untouched.

That is why Szymanski's defence about not dumping the entire allocation fails to address the actual fraud.

Part 2 in comment session 👇

[Charles Obinwanne Don @Cryptoceleb1]

This is the proof that @Szymansk_ii Deleted his initial first publication 😁😁😁!

Baby rugpuller

[DECENTRALIZED WALKER 🕊️ @DwalkerClinton]

@Cryptoceleb1 @Szymansk_ii This is what ego does to a man. After trying to appear big and powerful on social media, he has ended up upsetting the wrong people.

I was thinking it would be soon, but it has already happened.

A very huge lesson should be learnt from this saga.... I know I have.

Shalom 🕊

[The360digipreneur™️ @360Digipreneur]

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