Stop building portfolio projects. Start building relationships. The person with 3 mediocre projects and 30 founder DMs will get hired before the person with 10 polished repos and zero connections.

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What you'll have after 90 days: ✓ Real on-chain experience ✓ Deep knowledge in one vertical ✓ A public portfolio of work ✓ Relationships with people who hire ✓ Proof you can contribute This beats 1000 cold applications.

DAYS 76-90: Apply Smart □ Apply to 10-15 roles where you've already engaged with the team □ Reference your public work in applications □ Follow up after 5 days □ Keep building/posting while you wait Your application lands differently when they already know your name.

DAYS 61-75: Warm Outreach □ DM 100-200 people at companies you want to join □ Don't ask for jobs - ask about their roadmap □ Offer specific value: "I noticed X, here's how I'd approach it" □ Get on calls. Be curious. Relationships > resumes Remember: every no gets you closer to eventual yes

DAYS 46-60: Create Proof □ Build a small project (doesn't need to be technical) - Content calendar for a protocol - Community growth analysis - Product feedback doc - Design mockups - Anything useful (Ask in Discord how can you help for free and what is needed!) □ Share it publicly □ Tag the team

DAYS 31-45: Build in Public □ Write 2 threads breaking down protocols you've studied □ Reply to founders with actual insights (no gm pls) □ Help people in Discord - answer questions, share resources □ Document what you're learning  You don't have to know everything. But you have to become visible.

DAYS 15-30: Go Deep □ Pick ONE vertical (DeFi, NFTs, infra, gaming, DAOs) □ Follow 20 founders/builders on X □ Read every blog post from 3 top companies / accounts in that space □ Start a simple notes doc: What do these companies do? What problems are they solving?

DAYS 1-14: Foundation □ Set up a wallet (@Solflare) □ Buy $10-50 of SOL, send it, swap it □ Use 3 DeFi protocols (Jupiter, @Perena, @triadmarkets) □ Join 3 Discord servers in your target niche You learn crypto by doing crypto.

First, pick your lane. Half of web3 jobs are technical. But the other half? • Community management • Business development • Marketing & content • Operations • Design You don't need to code to work in crypto.

The Web3 Jobs Roadmap 2026: From zero crypto knowledge to hired in 90 days. No CS degree needed. No prior blockchain experience. Save this thread. 🧵

customer interviews are not validation. 50 calls. Lots of "sounds great!" responses. Feels like progress. Then you launch. 0 users. The lesson: People lie in interviews. Not maliciously - theyre just being polite. Real validation is someone opening their wallet before you build. A pre-order. A deposit. A paid waitlist spot. If they wont pay for the promise, they wont pay for the product. The shift from collecting opinions to collecting commitments changed everything.

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Unpopular (Popular?) opinion: Trading is one the worst ways to earn in crypto You compete against bots, insiders, and market makers Meanwhile, airdrop farmers just click buttons and get paid Devs literally send 15 prompts per day and earn, a lot. People with available capital earn 5-7% yearly in safe contracts without lifting a finger. Are you sure you are on the right path to success?

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