Having the correct context about Blockchain, Cryptocurrency, and Web 3 is key.

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Context is key when it concerns connecting new players to Web 3. Saying "Earn money!" is obviously an attraction point and it works! Everybody wants to earn money! The thing is though that not many new participants understand how the ecosystem works. The early adopters understand as they've been around the space for quite a while but fresh participants who have only heard about "Blockchain', "Cryptocurrency", and "Web3" have probably only heard these things from News channels, Business sites, and Youtubers hyping up a coin. These outlets have the wrong idea of the concepts entirely and that is all a new participant might know about the subject. It is extremely important to educate new participants about the Meaning, Purpose, and Reason why these elements exist here and what they should expect as a new participant in the ecosystem.

All of the Ecosystems, Communities, and dApps require new participants to engage, utilize, and frequent to succeed past the initial creation period. It can't just be the same participants in the community, otherwise the content and conversation get stagnant.

This image, created from a codec conversation in Metal Gear Solid 2(Spoilers!), is the inspiration for this post.

Barring the parts that are related to the game, the context of WHY Web 3, the Hive Blockchain, and any related Cryptocurrencies exist is a critical piece of information to include when introducing new participants. Projects on the Blockchain NEED fresh participants to keep them going, and giving them the understanding and the purpose each piece serves is crucial information to share.

The message of the post may have got a little jumbled along the way but here it is!

This idea of 'Context' has been coming to the front of my mind to post for awhile and now that it is out there I hope it is properly received. I know Hive will continue to succeed where other projects have failed. Making sure everyone, both new and old, is aware is just another pillar of success.