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My 30-Day Web3 Researcher Skill-Building Plan

I've chosen Web3 Researcher as my career path because I enjoy researching projects, exploring new ecosystems, and understanding how things work beneath the surface.

But being a good researcher goes beyond reading whitepapers and following crypto trends. It means knowing how to separate facts from hype, verify information, understand tokenomics, identify potential risks, and communicate findings in a way people can understand.

Here's my plan for the next 30 days.

Week 1: Build the Foundation

Day 1: Understand the role of a Web3 researcher and the different areas I can specialize in.

Day 2: Learn how to read and analyze a project's whitepaper, documentation, and roadmap.

Day 3: Study blockchain explorers like Etherscan and learn how to verify transactions, wallet activity, and on-chain data.

Day 4: Learn how to evaluate a project's team, investors, partnerships, and claims without blindly trusting its marketing.

Day 5: Study tokenomics, including token supply, circulation, vesting schedules, unlocks, and utility.

Day 6: Research one Web3 project and document its purpose, technology, tokenomics, and potential risks.

Day 7: Publish a simple research thread on X explaining what I learned. Keep it factual and easy to understand.

Week 2: Learn to Analyze Projects

Day 8: Study the difference between fundamental analysis and technical analysis in crypto.

Day 9: Learn how to evaluate a project's real utility and the problem it claims to solve.

Day 10: Explore DeFi metrics such as TVL, trading volume, liquidity, and protocol revenue.

Day 11: Learn how to research wallets, token holders, and on-chain transactions without jumping to conclusions.

Day 12: Study common red flags, including suspicious token distributions, unrealistic promises, and questionable contract permissions.

Day 13: Compare two projects operating in the same sector. Identify their strengths, weaknesses, and differences.

Day 14: Publish a comparison on X, explaining which metrics matter and what the numbers actually tell us.

Week 3: Develop Research Skills

Day 15: Practice finding information from primary sources, including official documentation, governance proposals, blockchain data, and project announcements.

Day 16: Learn to cross-check claims using independent sources instead of relying on a single post or influencer.

Day 17: Explore tools such as DefiLlama, Dune, Token Terminal, and blockchain explorers. Understand what each tool can and cannot tell me.

Day 18: Learn the basics of governance research. Study proposals, voting power, voter participation, and how decisions affect a protocol.

Day 19: Investigate a project's competitors and analyze what makes its approach different.

Day 20: Choose one project and write a structured research report covering its purpose, technology, traction, tokenomics, competition, and risks.

Day 21: Turn the report into an X thread. Focus on explaining the findings rather than shilling the project.

Week 4: Build a Research Portfolio

Day 22: Pick a Web3 sector to follow closely, such as DeFi, infrastructure, AI agents, or decentralized physical infrastructure.

Day 23: Track one project's development, ecosystem activity, and important announcements using verifiable sources.

Day 24: Learn the basics of spreadsheets and organize relevant project data so I can compare changes over time.

Day 25: Study a failed or struggling Web3 project. Identify what went wrong and what the evidence supports.

Day 26: Write an investment-neutral research brief outlining a project's opportunities, uncertainties, and risks.

Day 27: Review my previous research and identify unsupported claims, weak sources, and areas where my analysis could improve.

Day 28: Publish my strongest research piece on X and invite people to challenge my findings.

Day 29: Organize my best work into a portfolio using Notion, Google Docs, or GitHub. Include links to sources and explain my research process.

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