I entered Web3 with a simple goal: to sell my art. As a graffiti artist and creator, I saw the NFT marketplaces as a new showcase, a new chance to make my art circulate around the world. But what I didn’t expect was the avalanche of concepts, mechanics, and influences — both macro and micro — that revolve around this decentralized universe.
Soon I was captured by something much bigger than I imagined. I started studying coins, understanding the impact of each market movement, delving into tokens, communities, and especially: people. Participating in rooms on X (Twitter) introduced me to those who really make the NFT market spin. There, it stopped being just 'my art' and became 'our network.'
Of course, not everything is neon lights and rising graphs. Like many people who are starting out, I also got scammed. I lost 70% of my capital in a scam. And that’s when one of the biggest lessons came: this pain pushed me into the Binance community. People who invest, exchange ideas, share knowledge — people who live crypto in their daily lives. Different from the art bubble? For sure. But still: the same ecosystem, the same energy.
This is what drives me. Web3 is not a straight road. It’s a living forest. And in the midst of this tangle, I learned that the best way to learn is to teach. So let's keep going in the process. I share what I see, what I learn, and what I also get wrong. If you are also an NFT enthusiast or a crypto holder, or you are simply trying to understand this new world: come along with us.
Comment below how your journey in Web3 has been. Suggest topics, share insights. This only grows if we do it together.
Marketplace Links:
https://objkt.com/@crespamente
https://skurpy.com/marketplace/collection/KT1UATEJ8zs3Ej4UyjJAgFiobr29q6nRUkVU/0
