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👋 Introduction

Welcome back to my Web3 journey!

Yesterday was my Day 1 where I shared why I started learning Web3. Today on the day 2, things got more practical and interesting. I didn’t just read—I actually started doing things, making mistakes, and learning by experience.

In this blog, I’ll share everything I explored today in a simple way, especially for beginners like me. So lets get started!

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🐦 Sharing Airdrop Opportunities on Twitter

Today, I made my first step towards being active in the Web3 space by posting on Twitter about new upcoming airdrops that people can farm.

While researching, I realized that many people in Web3 are constantly looking for early opportunities, and sharing valuable information helps not just others—but also builds your own presence and I also want to grow on twitter also so that I can also find good opportunities there also.

👉 This made me understand:

Web3 is not just about earning
It’s also about community and sharing knowledge

💎 Learning About “Early Alpha”

One of the most interesting things I learned today is the concept of early alpha. In simple words:
👉 Early alpha means getting information about projects before they become popular These are:

New projects
Not yet listed tokens
Early-stage ecosystems Why it matters:
More chances of getting airdrops
Less competition
Higher rewards if the project grows At first, I didn’t fully understand this, but after exploring, it started making sense that: 👉 The earlier you are, the better your chances

Now at this point the things are making sense for me and now my mind also started thinking for better opportunities.

🛠️ Exploring the ILITY Hub Airdrop

Today I also interacted with the ILITY Hub airdrop project. What I did:

Visited the platform
Checked the leaderboard
Understood how participation works I’m still learning how everything connects, but this gave me a real feel of how airdrop farming platforms work. 👉 It felt confusing at first, but also exciting because it’s something completely new for me and its interesting to be honest.

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🔄 Doing Swaps & Token Exchange (Testnets)

This was one of the most practical things I did today. I tried:

Swapping tokens
Using testnet tokens
Interacting with platforms

For beginners:
👉 Testnets are like practice environments where you can try things without using real money. What I learned:

How swapping works
How wallets interact with platforms
How transactions are confirmed At first, I was confused about:
Where tokens go
Whether it worked or not
But after trying a few times, I started understanding the flow, I haven’t understood it fully but I got a little knowledge about it.

🔍 Researching Airdrop Projects

Today I also researched some popular airdrop projects:

Monad
Initia
Perle These are early-stage projects where people are actively farming for future rewards.

While researching, I realized:

Every project has different tasks
Some require testnet interaction
Some focus on community activity 👉 It’s not just about clicking buttons—you need to understand the project

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🔗 Understanding Wallet Transactions

Another important thing I learned today was:

👉 How transactions happen between one wallet to another Before today, this felt very confusing. Now I understand basic flow:

You initiate a transaction
You confirm it in your wallet
It gets processed on the blockchain
Assets move from one wallet to another Even though I’m still learning, this gave me a lot more clarity.

🤔 My Honest Experience (Day 2)

Today was a mix of:

Confusion 😅
Curiosity 🤔
Excitement 🚀 Some things didn’t make sense at first, especially:
Transactions
Swaps
Different networks But once I started doing things practically, everything slowly became clearer. 👉 My biggest learning today:
You learn Web3 by doing, not just watching and its very important to do things and try new things.

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