There are moments in a person’s life when the path ahead becomes clearer, not because the world suddenly changes, but because something within you settles into place. For months, I’ve been moving in that direction — studying, experimenting, failing, understanding, building. Quietly. Consistently. Brick by brick. I’ve been shaping an idea that refused to leave me alone: that anyone, regardless of where they begin, can learn to navigate the onchain world with intention and competence.

P2E Inferno was never meant to be just another project. It grew out of a conviction I couldn’t shake — that the mind is creative, that humans are capable of far more than our circumstances teach us to expect, and that Web3 offers a unique environment where identity, effort, and opportunity belong directly to the individual. No gatekeepers. No intermediaries. Just the work you put in, and the person you become through it.

Over time, that idea crystallized into something structured. Something disciplined. Something that mirrors the same journey I have been taking: learning from first principles, acting with intention, testing assumptions in the real world, and documenting the evolution of understanding.

Today, that structure is complete.

A 4-week, practical, no-shortcuts onboarding path into Web3.

This curriculum was created for absolute beginners — people who may have heard the words Ethereum, wallet, DeFi, or DAO but never had someone show them how to move with confidence in this new terrain.

It is not a theory-heavy course.
It is not an abstract lecture.
It is learning-through-action — the same way I learned.

Every week requires proof.
Every lesson demands movement.
Every concept is tied to an onchain action you can verify.

By the end, you won’t be watching Web3 from the outside. You will be inside it — identity, transactions, governance, smart contracts, reputation, all woven together into functional literacy.

This was designed to turn curiosity into competence.

You build your onchain self from the ground up: a secure wallet, a Basename, a presence on Zora, and optionally on Farcaster. You begin to understand what self-custody truly means — not as a slogan but as a lived responsibility.

You execute your first decentralized transaction. You observe a DAO from the inside. You introduce yourself to a community built on shared responsibility rather than hierarchy. You learn how value moves in this space and the risks that come with it.

You deploy your first smart contract.
Not theory — reality.
You create a membership NFT using Unlock Protocol and understand how communities coordinate without centralized control.

You create a knowledge artifact — an article, a video, a report, or a social thread — documenting what you’ve learned. This final step isn’t busywork; it’s proof that you understand the material well enough to teach it, and teaching is the highest form of mastery.

Because Web3 shouldn’t be reserved for a small group of people who “figured it out early.”
Because learning shouldn't be clouded by noise, hype, or unnecessary complexity.
Because I know what it feels like to start from zero and build competence through deliberate action.

And because I believe anyone — with consistency and the right structure — can grow into someone capable of navigating this ecosystem with confidence.

This program is open.
Free to use.
Open source.
If you choose to walk through it, do it with intention.
The effort you put in will shape the kind of participant — and person — you become.

If you decide to take this path, treat it the same way I treat my own work:
with honesty, discipline, and a willingness to confront yourself.
The world doesn’t reward passive observers.
It rewards those who move.

Become one of them.