80 million—that’s the number of active wallet holders in Web 3. But why? Who asked these people to even use a wallet, and why would they even do it? The answer is simple: vision. The vision of a society where a consumer gets its fair share of rewards, where transparency is not an act of courtesy but a necessity, and a community where your individual potential is valued and respected
Well, when the internet became big, which is now popularly called Web 2 (among cryptobros), information was democratized. However, while doing it, we made a few mistakes, and to lure early users, everything was made free. Venture capital surely played a big role, and with this new money, freebies took over everything from news to entertainment to our attention span. As soon as the internet businesses realized they needed to generate profit too, the user data was commoditized. We wouldn't mind people knowing what we eat, but imagine that your information is so freely available that it can be weaponized against you. Even if that’s not happening, we certainly wouldn’t appreciate a brand tapping into our weaknesses and using it so smartly that we tend to buy it, knowing that it is bad for us.
As humans, we should accept the limitations of our brain and psychology and need to voice our opinion against the misuse of our data. Talking alone won’t help, and that’s why Web 3 exists. It is a vision to take back control of our mind, our data.
Taking a step back and looking from the outside, Web 3 as a technology might not resonate with everyone, and there’s a reason for that. If we look at the adoption curve of anything new, the inventors (the top 2.5%) flock in first, and that’s because they’re driven by curiosity. Along with that, having seen trends in the past like the dot-com boom, having an edge over a new tech revolution can surely propel your career to a whole new level. Thus, Web 3 is attractive for these inventors and early adopters, but not for a person falling outside of these categories. They can’t spend hours cracking jargon to make sense of something so inchoate and nascent. Surely, the inventors do have an esoteric sense of understanding and tend to engage in affectations of intellectualism, for they have always been ridiculed for their ideas, and now that’s them seeking revenge (still, cute). Basically, they know how to build good tech, but certainly not the best "products.”
StreaX is “the product” being built with Web 3, on Web3, for everyone. We are on a mission to streamline communication infrastructure in Web 3. In Web 3 we still rely on hundreds of different tools to execute a simple task. Web 3 tools and even communities are built on Web 2 infrastructure. StreaX will be simplifying all that for you. Our goal is to build products that make your day-to-day interactions engaging, easy and safe. We are building products with the aim that by the end of the year 2025, the difference between Web 2 and Web 3 audiences would eradicate and StreaX wishes to be the major contributor to that.
We indeed have big plans, goals, and ideas, but we still need to start somewhere. So why not solve for the most crucial persona of Web 3 at the moment, Community Managers. We have built StreaX-Hub, a CRM tool for community managers and a one-stop solution to build, grow, and monetize your community.
High-value users, high retention, and a high return on every penny you spend. Our automation tools for giveaways, airdrops, onboarding, tokengating, etc. with analytics help you target users in the community that generate value and isn’t just a number on your reports.
You can definitely use tools to create events that help you gain followers (who unfollow you later:) but imagine adding only 500 users instead of 5000 that organically amplify your network effect by bringing in more and more high-value users, the ones that stick around. One can have 1k users ready to pay for your product or 10k user who wait for giveaways or airdrops, we’ll leave it up to you to figure out.