At first, I thought most people were interested in the Web3 ecosystem by seeking to understand the fundamental problems of our society.
But that's not true!
Most are initially attracted by money, and it's often through this path that they discover the world of cryptocurrencies.
It's only after investing money that they start to take an interest in the underlying values of this ecosystem.
So, what is the biggest problem with crypto? ⚠️
It's that a majority of individuals are only interested in money, neglecting the deep values that make it unique and revolutionary.
ICOs, memecoins, and NFTs are perfect examples. When poorly exploited, these trends have given our ecosystem a bad image.
But is this really a problem? 🤔
For some, yes; for others, no.
I think it's both.
By focusing on Freedom, Community, and Transparency, we can transform not only our relationship with technology but also the way we interact with each other.
But if we remove the financial aspect, crypto will not find an audience, and its potential will remain unexplored.
Money is a powerful driver that attracts attention and stimulates adoption, but it should not be the only driver.
It must be accompanied by a deep understanding of the values and principles that make crypto a source of positive change.
And it's only through learning that we come to understand this!
It's just a matter of balance. ⚖️
But today, this balance is far from being achieved...
The future is promising, and those who choose to see beyond immediate financial gains and fully commit to it are rare.
On my scale, I have found only one solution: to share my journey to introduce as many people as possible to another aspect of this ecosystem. 👨💻
👥 And you, how do you contribute to making this ecosystem more accessible?
DM me on X to talk about it!