Web3 crash course 🧵

Interest has been at an all time high, so here is a thread of 31 tutorials, videos, and threads to take you from zero to hero + 100 people to follow

1. What is Web3
https://t.co/93kxqz9sju

2. The Value Chain of the Open

3. The Rise of Micro Economies by @Cooopahtroopa
https://t.co/aotmkYDCWZ

4. The New Creator Economy - DAOs, Community Ownership, and Cryptoeconomics
https://t.co/U15yZVopTm

5. Graph Day Keynote by @yanivgraph
https://t.co/HY9OAIlmev
6. Building the Metaverse, with @juanbenet of @protocollabs
https://t.co/CYBHua5Lkx

7. Crypto's Consumer Era by @_kinjalbshah
https://t.co/0YspLNrNfI

8. How to Launch a Token by @Cooopahtroopa
https://t.co/OiaxuyPsQh
9. Everything from @ljxie
https://t.co/dK1IA5BAn7

10. The DAO of DAOs by @packyM
https://t.co/pY3qkR2kBv

11. Non Fungible Talent
https://t.co/zl92rKa8QN

12. The DAO Landscape
https://t.co/ujxpUcz413

13. The Creator Economy: Today Vs. 2025
https://t.co/e2LH8c0krr
14. How to Get Into Ethereum | Crypto | Web3 as a Developer
https://t.co/240J3iQ4mj

15. Thread from @jackbutcher
https://t.co/5HRc1aMe9K

16. Thread by @J__Cub
https://t.co/r291qNOSKN

17. Thread by @oliverjumpertz
https://t.co/UHeSEHTnpr
18. Thread by @dhof
https://t.co/fgUHLQWhbh

19. Thread by @rofigueras
https://t.co/apMYtUaueO

20. List of 100 people to follow in Web3
https://t.co/7AkQc0DH2t

21. DAOs, Culture, and Community Ownership
https://t.co/SANUV0bSdL
Next section is for developers looking to build 👇

22. Follow @austingriffith and check out this tweet:
https://t.co/ihW6fzzvED

23. Complete Guide to Full Stack Ethereum Development (blog)
https://t.co/xW85f4PpMy
24. Complete Guide to Full Stack Ethereum Development (video)
https://t.co/oh5kEF7ySi

25. Building a Full Stack NFT Marketplace on Ethereum
https://t.co/UVgWisH3PZ

26. Figment Learn @Figment_io
https://t.co/uAHAVFf6yM
27. Build Space @_buildspace - Learn about crypto by building cool stuff.
https://t.co/WLDHFwRPOk

28. Modeling Cryptoeconomic Protocols as Complex Systems
https://t.co/JmfwaAmUch

29. Building a Subgraph with Subgraph Studio & @graphprotocol
https://t.co/0EDkGBLBQL
30. Eat The Blocks YouTube
https://t.co/nENiH57no3

31. Anchor framework for Solana Development
https://t.co/qzwvRtfTYM

🥲 Bonus - Mega Thread by @Darrenlautf
https://t.co/UCaMtZf2qQ
I'm certain I missed stuff, so if you're reading this and have something to share, or know of something I missed or someone to tag, please add it below.
Obvious big miss on my end - this thread by @BrantlyMillegan on Login with Ethereum
https://t.co/YVWt8m7sht

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The article is, at heart, deeply weird, even essentialist. Here, for example, is the claim that proposing climate engineering is a "man" thing. Also a "man" thing: attempting to get distance from a topic, approaching it in a disinterested fashion.


Also a "man" thing—physical courage. (I guess, not quite: physical courage "co-constitutes" masculinist glaciology along with nationalism and colonialism.)


There's criticism of a New York Times article that talks about glaciology adventures, which makes a similar point.


At the heart of this chunk is the claim that glaciology excludes women because of a narrative of scientific objectivity and physical adventure. This is a strong claim! It's not enough to say, hey, sure, sounds good. Is it true?