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The most trending web3 skill in the is “Content Writing” because it’s a highly demanding skill
But are people really doing this Content writing right?
Let’s learn tho
What is actually CONTENT WRITING
Web3 Content Writing means creating educational, promotional, or community focused content for blockchain-based projects like DAOs, NFTs, DeFi, L2s, DApps, and protocols ETC…
U are not just writing articles
you’re:
Translating complex ideas into simple language
Helping users understand how to engage with Web3
Building trust, community, and curiosity
So it’s not just about just writing
It’s about breaking a lot of things down into simplicity
Now what are the skill requirement for content writing before calling yourself a content writer
1: Web3 Knowledge:
You don’t have to be a dev, but you must understand:
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DeFi (staking, farming, liquidity pools)
DAOs, NFTs, governance, airdrops
Trends (airdrops, tokenomics, rug pulls, zk, etc.)
2: Clear & Simple Communication
Translate jargon like:
“This DApp leverages zk-rollups to reduce L1 congestion…”
Into:
“This app runs faster and cheaper by using smart tech to group transactions before sending them to Ethereum.”
3: Storytelling & Brand Voice:
Web3 isn’t boring finance. It’s culture + tech + memes.
You need to adapt to brand tone:
A serious protocol? Write clean, professional.
An NFT project? Be playful, cultural, meme-driven!!!
Not everything is always using AI to write!!
4: Content Strategy
You should know how to write:
Twitter threads (explainer or announcement)
Educational blogs (how-to guides, explainers)
Newsletters (for DAOs, DeFi users, NFT holders)
Social posts (short + smart)
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