This is Dënytra.
I got into Web3 through airdrops. I started on Telegram, then moved to Discord and different testnet campaigns.
I still remember nights spent in front of the screen trying new protocols. Connecting my wallet, completing tasks, paying gas fees, then going back again when something didn’t make sense.
Some campaigns paid off. Others left me with nothing but the time and gas I had spent.
At first, I thought the goal was simply to finish the quest. But sometimes a part of the product would catch my attention, and I’d stop chasing the task for a moment just to understand how the protocol actually worked.
That changed something for me. I started caring less about just completing a quest and more about understanding what I was actually using.
Over time, I started to see skills I could actually use, so I began applying for Web3 jobs too. I didn’t know if I’d get accepted, but I felt ready enough to try.
I also have a habit that’s a little strange. I can spend way too much time on one small detail in a UI that most people wouldn’t even notice. If something feels off, I can’t leave it alone.
That curiosity eventually became part of how I create.
I try products, pay attention to what happens, then share what I find through writing and visuals.
Here you’ll find Web3 I’ve actually tried myself. You’ll also find food, friends, dumb ideas, and whatever else is happening.
I still get things wrong. I’m still figuring things out.
How did you get into Web3?
My X Circle guaa selama ini 🤣🤣
Banyak ketemu orang-orang baik di web3 ataupun di luar web3. Semoga makin banyak koneksi baru dan saling sharing satu sama lain 🔥🔥
I came across this market on @Daejinxyz and it got me curious.
You can turn a simple question into a prediction market, choose YES or NO, and see how the market prices the outcome.
This one asks whether Syndicate will announce a new AI collaboration before September 30.
I like the idea because it gives people a way to put a probability behind an opinion instead of just saying what they think will happen.
Still exploring Daejin, but this is a pretty interesting way to look at everyday questions.
@sndcapp
@allscaleio I’ve been using AllScale for small USDT invoices, and the simple payment flow is what I like most.
Send → receive → track. No unnecessary steps.
I’d love to see even better transaction tracking as it grows. Happy 1st anniversary, AllScale!
One year ago, we officially launched Invoicing.
To celebrate, we’re giving away 300 USDT.
How do you use AllScale? What do you love, and what should we improve?
Drop your story below by Oct 4, 12:00 UTC👇
@Mr_V3NOMMM@RallyOnChain Former social media manager, so I know twelve replies turn into debt fast. The promise holding me is a brand voice guide I swore to finish by Friday.