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If you want to understand Web3 and succeed in the next 10 years, here are 20 of the best resources on the internet to get up to speed:

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The Metaverse Primer by Matthew Ball.

What ACTUALLY is the Metaverse? Here’s everything you need to know in one place.

https://t.co/hgkgRLYHsG
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Teachyourselfcrypto by @lifemathmoney

The most detailed, simple-to-understand course I’ve found—completely FREE.

https://t.co/BgA8A86Olj
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State of Crypto 2022 by @a16z

There’s almost no one with a better understanding of Web3 than A16z.

This report explains what Web3 is, why it matters, and an overview of the key parts of the Web3 ecosystem.

https://t.co/aEStyAQzz8
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Web3 Starter Pack by @CryptoSocietyS1

All the basics of web3 and the parts that make it up like DAOs, NFTs, and DeFi.

https://t.co/iRBMZNzbAs
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The Daily Ape by @Darrenlautf

One of the most comprehensive curations of every aspect of crypto on the internet—completely free.

https://t.co/6nBiBi91Bv
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Gaby's Web3 Reading List by @gaby_goldberg

Crypto moves quickly, and it’s hard to keep up.

This is a list of some of the most interesting articles on Crypto, all in one place.

https://t.co/C4UileVvbe
@gaby_goldberg 7/

The best newsletters on Web3 by @hey_bernie https://t.co/zCSUwYRZaL
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Immersion Den by @ReadImmersion

Another 10/10 curation of the best reading materials on all aspects of crypto.

https://t.co/1uAM80PtaU
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Curious Beginner's Guide to Crypto by @petergyang

A special post to "explain like I'm five" crypto concepts such as web 3, blockchain, tokens, NFTs, and DAOs.

https://t.co/34rVtVEe9B
@petergyang 10/

A list of common slang in Crypto by @punk6529 https://t.co/7nTdIoPctD
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Crypto Reading by @dwr

The History of Crypto all in one place—best read in chronological order.

https://t.co/2Wn3rUjI32
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A Primer to Web3 by @katiewav

What is Web3? History of Blockchain, Blockchain Fundamentals, Use Cases, and much more.

https://t.co/6RMGe49OIO
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Crypto Fundamentals and NFTs by @patrickxrivera

https://t.co/eDD9m1SI1C
@patrickxrivera 14/

Tokenomics Resource List by @packyM

By far the most comprehensive list on understanding tokenomics. https://t.co/5LuHDsPVSB
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Crypto Canon by A16z.

• Building blocks and basics; foundations (& history)
• Governance, privacy, and security
• Scaling, consensus
• Cryptoeconomics, investing, stablecoins

https://t.co/mrQGMgawKT
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NFT Canon by A16z.

The go-to resource to understand or do more with non-fungible tokens.

https://t.co/HTa8i6QEu6
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DAO Canon by A16z.

• What is (and isn’t) a DAO?
• Why do DAOs matter?
• How do DAOs fit into web3, crypto, the creator economy, future of work, and many other areas?

https://t.co/6PFpk3Typ1
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Library of Web3 by @alexdphan

”Clear, to-the-point explanations you can read in bed” on everything in the Crypto ecosystem.

https://t.co/ie8ZWsA0kV
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RabbitHole

This is to learn by doing. Practical, not theory.

Not only that, you can EARN by learning how to use Web3 protocols.

https://t.co/PdQnVUzMAL
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jkey’s reading list @jkey_eth

Simple explanations of the top articles in Web3.

https://t.co/hqaLYaJhHu
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