2026-01-10 15:31:54

Building sustainable Web3 ecosystems requires rethinking how we onboard users. It's not just about rewards—it's about creating education systems that actually make people understand blockchain fundamentals before they jump in. When users truly grasp what's happening on-chain, they make smarter decisions and stick around longer. Projects focusing on proper onboarding and knowledge alignment are laying the real foundation for Web3 adoption. That's the difference between hype-driven users and genuine community builders.

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CexIsBad

· 15h ago

NGL, education is really seriously underestimated, but the reality is that most projects are still crazily spending tokens to attract people...

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ContractTearjerker

· 15h ago

That's true, but the reality is that most projects don't want to educate users at all; they just give some candies and call it a day. The number of projects truly willing to put effort into education is very few.

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YieldChaser

· 15h ago

That's right. There are indeed too many projects just focusing on recruiting people, and no one is properly teaching newcomers.

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MetaverseLandlord

· 15h ago

Exactly, education first is really the key. Right now, too many projects are just focused on attracting users and don't care whether users truly understand. --- To be honest, most newcomers are still dreaming of airdrops, and wouldn't seriously learn the basics... --- I agree, but how many projects are truly willing to invest in proper education? Most just want to quickly make money. --- That's right, I've seen too many beginners throw money in with confusion, only to end up losing everything and blaming others. --- If the education system is well-established, it can retain genuine users. Otherwise, everyone will leave sooner or later. --- The problem is, who has the patience to let newcomers learn slowly... The market is like that, prioritizing quick profits. --- Yes, but in the long run, projects that focus on knowledge accumulation tend to last longer—that's a fact. --- No problem, false prosperity will eventually collapse, only those who truly understand will be loyal fans.

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