Mauricio Zuleta
@onchaindrop
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Financially speaking, I had no habits. It's something that culturally isn't taught to you in school or at home, and I'm referring to people who are my age. Today, that pattern has changed a bit since we live in a more globalized world and not as obsolete as it was 30 years ago. Even with the incursion of the crypto ecosystem, finances have evolved. One of the habits I understood and practice is knowing what money is and how to earn it, take care of it, and distribute it. And it has worked for me because I know how to earn, take care of it, multiply it, invest, reinvest, and enjoy it. On Web3, you learn many topics about centralized finance and, above all, what interests me the most and what I practice most is decentralized finance because we have many tools and protocols that serve as leverage to achieve the long-awaited and dreamed-of goal of financial freedom! 0 reply
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Nowadays there are several tools that can make our lives easier and safer in the crypto world, but they have the particularity that they are very unique, they do not bring everything in one, a perfect tool would be a protocol with a wallet included that allows you to buy p2p tokens that all networks have and that tokens can be transferred between networks without the need for a bridge, that all these transactions are with very low fees, that they have a betting system with competitive APR and without blocks and that when you want to unstake you do not have to wait 7 or 14 days or a month to be able to withdraw, in which you can make loans and borrow, Yield, that you can do perpetual or future or spot trading, with a built-in market for NFTs and Memes, and the best thing is that all these transactions are fully encrypted and cannot be tracked by any other onchain protocol !! Someday we will have a protocol like this 0 reply
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There are many tools today to navigate the crypto world without drowning in the attempt, personally when I started in this ecosystem the main tools were social networks because all the updated information of each project passed through there and a wallet in my case Metamask then phantom and many more that helped me operate on the different platforms, there are also the DAO or premium groups, over time we use other tools to know where the interest of the investor is and where the money is moving and what is the fashionable niche such as Defillama, Artemis, nansen, lookonchain, among others, obviously I also mainly use dex for example jupiter, to make a bridge I use Relay, to revoke protocols in the wallets I use revoque cash and all those tools I got to know through social networks !! 0 reply
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Really to start it would have to be said that web3 games have finally scaled and are at the top, but that has not happened and I have been hearing that promise for years, I do not know if they will achieve it now with all that they have progressed and evolved and still they do not finish convincing, I would say that there was a time in full bull run before even before the arrival of the Nft boom that free to play games were imposed, for example the most prominent PVU AND AXIE, that type of mechanics would have to be implemented but adding other tools so that the game is sustainable and not what ended up happening with said games, that is, round ponzi, one of those mechanics would be to personify avatars, implement nft type lands or weapons or characters that by going up levels evolve over time and be able to have access to a marketplace, and create a marketing system to take the game to the next level using projects for example #warcasp or #Kaito to create guilds for players to talk about the game!! 0 reply
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In my opinion, one of the main challenges facing Web3 for broader and more effective adoption is blockchain and its decentralization. Despite the existence of multiple learning tools, such as social media, tutorials, courses, and others, and many good tutors and influencers, it is still difficult for most people to understand how mathematics and cryptography, among other things, merge to bring blockchain to life, such as transactions, smart contract creation, blocks, and network explorers. The main goal is decentralization, which involves terms that are, at the very least, cumbersome for most people due to security and privacy issues regarding data, passwords, flash seeds, wallets, and so on. This is the current reality. There should be more driving schools with sufficient supporting materials to make these topics easily accessible and understandable, and to achieve the goal of greater adoption. 0 reply
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