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Its almost entirely done on crypto twitter. You follow the builders and they talk about this stuff. Tweet threads are terrible but that is where the good inform
by darcys22 5y ago
Its almost entirely done on crypto twitter. You follow the builders and they talk about this stuff. Tweet threads are terrible but that is where the good information is.
Twitter is frustrating in that the good content is buried and if you follow the wrong people they just spam your feed.
Its a constant battle to keep the signal to noise ratio of your feed high and the right people to follow constantly changes.
- beoberha 5y agoI got into web3/crypto (hate both those terms) Twitter a few months ago and it took a very significant amount of time to find the signal among the noise if you will. Twitter’s algorithms heavily favor engagement which in turn favors “influencers” who lack a lot of technical knowledge and peddle hype. I can see why curious skeptics are so quickly turned off, but there really is a gold mine of good discussion out there. @das_connor is an awesome follow. He works for Avalanche (which I believe will be a massive player in enterprise blockchain adoption).
- moneywoes 5y agoWho are some of these people in your experience?
- landemva 5y agoI agree about Twatter being difficult. And it is time consuming. Some projects have decent Discord channels. It depends on the devs and community there.