Inessa Tuzovskaia

When companies call you "family," they often mean that you can be used and discarded when the company needs you.

In this article, we'll look at a few key reasons why you shouldn't work for companies that call their team "family."

False sense of unconditional support: The term "family" implies unconditional love and support. However, in business the reality is completely different. Companies that use this metaphor often prioritize their profits over the well-being of their employees. Instead of support and care, employees may be encouraged to simply carry out their duties, even if this is contrary to their personal interests or health.

What is SBT?

SBT (Soulbound tokens) are digital identity tokens representing the traits, characteristics and achievements of a person or organization. Unlike NFTs, SBTs cannot be transferred or traded.

SBTs have a wide range of potential applications. For example, they can be used to verify education, professional experience and medical data. In Web3, SBTs can serve as proof of trust and be used for voting in DAOs.

In the Web3 world, where blockchain and cryptocurrencies are changing the rules of the game, personal branding is becoming an integral component of success for marketers and community managers.

In this article I will talk about my personal experience and experiment, which allowed me to achieve good results in just 3 months. Let this article be an interim report in a long-term development plan.

The Lean Startup by Eric Ries: Learn to experiment, iterate, and build successful tech businesses.

Zero to One by Peter Thiel: Unconventional insights on innovation and building futuristic ventures.

The Innovator's Dilemma by Clayton Christensen: Navigate disruptive technology and stay ahead.

Hooked by Nir Eyal: Understand the psychology behind habit-forming products.

The Hard Thing About Hard Things by Ben Horowitz: Practical advice for managing startup challenges.

The Four Steps to the Epiphany by Steve Blank: Strategies for products that win.

Life After Google by George Gilder: Explore the potential of blockchain and the future of the digital economy.

Get inspired and make your mark in the tech industry! #Tech #MustRead #startups

Short version of Cointelegraph article

#Web3 privacy is of utmost importance in the digital age. With the rapid advancement of technology and the increasing digitization of our lives, protecting our privacy has become a critical concern. Web3, the next generation of the internet, holds the potential to address some of the privacy issues that have plagued the current web infrastructure.

Individual Autonomy: #Privacy in the Web3 context empowers individuals by giving them control over their personal data. In traditional web environments, individuals often surrender their data to centralized platforms, which then have the authority to exploit or monetize it without their explicit consent. Web3 aims to shift this power dynamic by introducing decentralized technologies, enabling individuals to have greater ownership and control over their data.

Data #Security: Web3 privacy emphasizes enhanced data security. Centralized platforms have been susceptible to data breaches, hacking, and unauthorized access. Decentralized technologies, such as blockchain, offer improved security mechanisms by distributing data across multiple nodes, making it significantly more challenging for hackers to compromise the system. This increased security helps protect sensitive information, such as financial transactions, personal identities, and private communications.

Protection Against #Surveillance: Privacy in Web3 protects individuals from pervasive surveillance. In today's digital landscape, governments, corporations, and even malicious actors can collect vast amounts of data on individuals, often without their knowledge or consent. Web3 technologies, such as zero-knowledge proofs and encryption, provide stronger privacy safeguards, reducing the risk of mass surveillance and preserving personal freedom.

Trust and Transparency: Web3 privacy fosters trust and transparency in online interactions. With the current web model, users often rely on centralized intermediaries to facilitate transactions and maintain trust. However, these intermediaries can become single points of failure and may exploit or misuse user data. Web3's decentralized architecture, coupled with cryptographic techniques, enables trustless interactions, eliminating the need for intermediaries and ensuring transparency in transactions while preserving privacy.

1. Dino Dealer

Dino Dealer bought an image of a digital stone. Yes, this is an NFT...🤪

And he hit the jackpot, as these stones quickly began selling for six figures.

Dino wanted to take a profit, so he decided to sell the stone for more than $1 million.

However, he made a fatal mistake...

One of the options is Alpha

What is Alpha?

In simple words, this is “early/unknown information to a wide range of people.” Working in crypto projects involves communicating with CEOs, marketers and community managers of other projects. We all conduct analytics and can calculate potentially profitable projects based on the analysis of “project construction”

Web3 projects seek to build a community around their idea or product to get support from users, investors and other stakeholders.

What does a community give to web3 projects?

1.Loyalty of the audience: the more the community, the more loyal the users. Large investors and Influencers start to pay attention to the project.

2.Promotion: Community helps projects to develop, tell about it on social networks. Ambassadors make content and hold online/offline events.

3.Product development: Сommunity helps to test products, gives feedback and shares ideas for development

The lack of a community can damage the reputation of a Web3 project, as it can indicate a lack of support and trust from users and investors. In addition, crypto projects with a small community may find it difficult to market their products and services.

Who do Web3 projects need to build a community? 👩‍💻🧑‍💻

Community manager - the chief of communications, interaction with the team and community development in his region.

This is a relatively new job because in web2 - communities have less importance than in web3. Studying it now, you will definitely be in demand in the Web3 market.

Web3 projects strive to create a community around their idea or product in order to gain support from users, investors and other interested parties.

What does the web3 community give to projects?

1. Audience loyalty: the larger the community, the higher the user loyalty. Large investors and influencers are starting to pay attention to the project.