web3

I tend to agree. I hesitate sometimes to tell the average person about crypto bc of all the baggage that comes with it.

Crypto needs more taste and thoughtfulness around messaging and culture.

I like to do it other way around. Whenever someone asks I am proudly saying that I am working on projects in Web3. 

This is exactly the chance to share the narrative. People start asking all those stereotypical questions related to all things crypto reflects and then I get my chance to show them why Web3 is the future, why I am working in there and why I want it to succeed. And then I have another person who changes his view about it. And then another. And then another. And then those people tell about me to their families and friends and the narrative spreads. 

I strongly believe, that if we want to change the existing perspective of crypto, we need to talk about it. 

I am not saying that we are going to change it without doing any actions. There is no way words will solve all the problems, but it definitely helps.

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