Mrinal
@mrinal_web3
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Web3 Dev | Building my own blockchain | Layer 2s | Blockchain adoption | Ethereum | Polygon | Smart Contracts | Writing to make Web3 simple.
India
Joined March 2025
tokens are one of the best things in web3 and also one of the worst they can create real incentives, real ownership, real coordination but lately they’ve just been turning every random idea into a “project” half the stuff launching today doesn’t need a token doesn’t need a
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companies keeps pushing new chains, new products, new ideas, but none of it matters if the infra can’t handle it. most outages, slow dApps, and bad experiences come from one thing: weak infrastructure. that’s why infra providers are becoming the real backbone of this space.
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btw, ux isn’t the only thing that sucks in web3
web3 keeps talking about scaling, tps, new chains, fancy numbers… but the thing nobody wants to admit is this: most people still bounce because the UX sucks. - if your wallet is confusing - if your app needs 5 signatures - if bridging feels like surgery - if one wrong click
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web3 keeps talking about scaling, tps, new chains, fancy numbers… but the thing nobody wants to admit is this: most people still bounce because the UX sucks. - if your wallet is confusing - if your app needs 5 signatures - if bridging feels like surgery - if one wrong click
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very excited
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the rise of stablecoins isn’t just good for crypto, it’s good for the global economy millions of people finally have a way to hold value in a currency that doesn’t melt overnight yes, regulation matters yes, issuers need transparency but the direction is clear, digital dollars
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the noise around privacy in web3 is louder than ever and for good reason. people are waking up to the fact that transparency ≠ freedom. here’s what’s going down right now: - discussions in the trenches about ZK proofs, MPC, TEE becoming infrastructure, not fringe tech. -
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a mastercard-backed linea card that spends wETH anywhere is massive. most people won’t even realize they’re using crypto and that’s exactly how adoption scales. the infrastructure is finally catching up to the promise.
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Pension funds are starting to see Bitcoin as a safe, long-term investment. Bitcoin is valuable because it has a limited supply and has survived every market crash.
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Enterprises are tired of using add-ons for trust. Blockchain gives them a way to make everything transparent
In a world where cybercrime and fraud are constant threats, blockchain delivers security and transparency that traditional systems cannot match. For enterprises, that becomes a real competitive edge. - Fraud Prevention: ACFE estimates businesses lose 5% of annual revenue to
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The real-world asset (RWA) market could more than triple by 2026 as it moves beyond just crypto-native use cases, says Chris Yin, co-founder and CEO of @plumenetwork, an RWA-focused L2.
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Retail investors have sold about $4 billion of spot bitcoin and ether ETFs so far in November, the main driver of the latest crypto market correction, according to JPMorgan analysts.
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Market feels bullish but also scammy but also promising but also dangerous.
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Today I implemented the entire deployment workflow for my Raffle smart contract using Foundry’s scripting system. Here’s what my deployment script (DeployRaffle.s.sol) now handles automatically: - Load Network Configuration Fetches the right setup (local or Sepolia) via
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What is better keeping MacBook plugged while working or remove the charger once it’s full?
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