richweb3guy

I was fortunate enough to make my fortune in Web3.

I like the idea behind Robin Hood, redistributing wealth fairly is key.

[richweb3guy @richweb3guy]

@MiddleManWeb3 Coordination problems are hard, but solving them creates defensible moats. That’s where real value sits.

[richweb3guy @richweb3guy]

@FlorineDevOne “Shipping now” is the key phrase. Infra only matters once it’s integrated into real user flows.

[richweb3guy @richweb3guy]

@DailyStoryFr Product-market fit isn’t about traffic, it’s about habits. Repeat usage is the closest proxy we have.

[richweb3guy @richweb3guy]

Account abstraction turns wallets from “key holders” into programmable accounts.

That’s a massive UX leap most people are underestimating.

[NewWorldWeb3 @NewWorldWeb3]

Account abstraction is going to change how most people interact with web3.

The short version is that it lets wallets behave like smart contracts, which means you can have social recovery, pay gas fees in any token, batch multiple transactions together and set spending limits.

[richweb3guy @richweb3guy]

@NextMoveCrypto People don’t want crypto, they want outcomes.

[richweb3guy @richweb3guy]

@OlympsCrypto Risk management has improved massively.

[richweb3guy @richweb3guy]

“Build in public” only works if it’s honest signal, not performative updates.

The trust comes from transparency, not frequency.

[InaGarra @InaGarra]

The"build in public" thing gets cringe sometimes but the underlying idea is right:

-> showing your work creates trust -> trust creates community -> community creates distribution.

It's a flywheel, most people skip the first step because they're scared of being wrong publicly.

[richweb3guy @richweb3guy]

@MiddleManWeb3 @zksync Shared settlement with app-specific flexibility is a powerful combo if executed well.

[richweb3guy @richweb3guy]

@SagaOfWeb3 It proves that good research compounds before price does.

[richweb3guy @richweb3guy]

@zupertrader Builder activity is often the only signal that matters early on.

[richweb3guy @richweb3guy]

@MyPharaohCrypto Liquidity + programmability on real assets could unlock new markets.

[richweb3guy @richweb3guy]

Hot take: the biggest unlock for crypto adoption in 2026 isn't a new chain.

It's account abstraction becoming invisible.

When users don't know they're using a smart wallet, we've won the UX war.

@safe, @privy_io and @alchemy's account kit are building this quietly.

[richweb3guy @richweb3guy]

@ObviousInvest Bear markets don’t build winners, they reveal them.

[richweb3guy @richweb3guy]

@EpinikiaGame Solid traction already, what’s next on the roadmap?

[richweb3guy @richweb3guy]

For me, account abstraction without social recovery is half the product.

The killer feature isn't gasless transactions, it's never losing access to a wallet again. That's the mass market unlock.

[richweb3guy @richweb3guy]

@SulivanJallou @solana If a chain can handle chaotic retail flow like that, it’s basically proving it can handle mainstream financial traffic too.

[richweb3guy @richweb3guy]

@RocketWeb3_ Governance participation by AI raises some interesting control questions long-term 🤖

[richweb3guy @richweb3guy]

@MythsOfCrypto @solana @ethereum This is closer to Android vs iOS than “one chain wins”.

[richweb3guy @richweb3guy]

Airdrops evolved into behavior-based distribution systems where usage quality matters more than wallet count.

[TikTakTokTukk @TikTakTokTukk]

The old airdrop model is gone.

Sign up and get tokens does not exist anymore.

rojects now track on-chain behavior: swaps, bridging, staking, governance.

Low-effort farming gets filtered out almost immediately

[richweb3guy @richweb3guy]

@cryptozeusoffi We’re basically waiting for the “Spotify moment” of Web3: something people use daily without thinking about rewards 🎯