A few years ago, there was a phenomenon: post-00s abandon the internet: graduates don't want to enter big companies, they want to do things 'of our generation'. Young people are crazily flocking into Web3. This is not just a small-scale phenomenon, but an increasingly strong trend.
If you see a profile picture in a cartoon style, a social media account ending in .eth, and words like DAO, NFT often appearing in their personal profile or friend circle, then don't doubt it, they are most likely from the post-95s or post-00s.
most of these young people are just in their early 20s, many are already veritable 'veterans' of Web3. They not only have years of cryptocurrency and NFT investment experience, but also have extensive knowledge of various DeFi and GameFi projects, and even now they are leading the charge for Web3, shining in technology, business, community, and other aspects, striving to create momentum for this internet revolution.
Graduates do not enter big companies, but engage in the trendiest Web3.
On one hand, Web3 funding is currently active, and on the other hand,
Investors in Web3 prefer younger entrepreneurs more than those in Web2.
This is a process of changing mindsets, and young people will play a very important role in this process.
Nowadays, being part of Web3 is not only a common topic of conversation for young people, but it has even become their social ticket. Just like many people like to buy trendy brands, for many students, using pocket money to invest in digital currencies, owning an NFT, or playing GameFi projects is seen as something very trendy and cool.
Over 90% of cryptocurrency buyers are between the ages of 18-40, with Generation Z (18-24 years old) and Millennials (25-40 years old) showing particularly prominent interest and purchasing power in trading crypto assets. Among them, over 80% of Generation Z respondents stated they would consider working in Web3-related jobs in the future.
Blockchain is an excellent opportunity for ordinary people to change their fate, or rather, it is the only opportunity.
Now all industries and sectors have been monopolized by giant capital, and if you want to leverage technology and brains to unlock greater wealth opportunities, the likelihood is relatively low.
If you do not have a prominent family background, gambling luck, or irreplaceable business resources, then for ordinary people, there is only one low-threshold industry left that is still rapidly growing: blockchain.
It's not that I'm promoting how amazing blockchain is, but this thing is a technological financial revolution, just like stocks were 20 or 30 years ago.
You only have a chance when most people think something is a scam; when aunts, economists, and elders all say it's good, it means you've lost your chance.
In the near future, whether it's blockchain, Bitcoin, or Ethereum ETH, it will develop to an unimaginable extent, and it will be 10 times bigger than the internet.