Web3 Illusion? Study Reveals Shocking Data Leaks from Wallets, Dapps
Image generated with DreamStudioTwitter (aka X) is one of the main platforms to discover and engage with web3 content. Other social networks are joining the field such as Lens and Warpcast, a Farcaster client. While these platforms are excellent for staying up-to-date on your favourite projects, they are not great at showcasing new ones. This is because their algorithms tend to favour content from paid promoters or established communities, leaving many hidden gems on the shelves and hard to find.
While it’s possible for projects to eventually gain traction and visibility through promotion, it is known that in the cryptocurrency field, it pays off to be early. What if you could have access to new projects, airdrops and all sorts of crypto/non-crypto content at a weekly level?
If you’re a web3 enthusiast like me, you’ve probably heard of Mirror or Paragraph. These are the leading web3 publishing platforms that use the power of writing NFTs to generate revenue.
Post3 is a newsletter that shows the hottest projects in the ecosystem every week by collecting data from the Mirror website and Arweave. Not only you can follow the trends displayed in the weekly report, but also subscribe, mint and receive a copy of the dataset in your email inbox.
In this article, we will take a deep look into the weekly report insights that you can find in the newsletter but also engage with a tool that allows you to submit weekly datasets and discover even more content, just like a search engine.