Web3 Finds
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Most of Web3 is noise. This is the opposite of that — a short, slow-growing list of the things I actually think are worth your time: foundations, tools, and places that prove the good version of this is real. I add to it as I find more.
Foundations
Where all of this started. Still the clearest argument for why the idea matters at all.
Programmable money, and the home of most of the building that actually interests me.
Fast and cheap enough that experiments happen here in real time — which means both the best and the worst of crypto show up first.
Tools & infrastructure
Content-addressed storage — a piece of the "own your own data" puzzle that genuinely works.
Where you go to verify instead of trust. Everything on-chain, out in the open.
Read & learn
The old forum I lurk. Loud, messy, half scams — and a surprising amount of real history buried in the rest.
If you want to stop reading about it and start building, start here.
Launchpads & marketplaces
Solana's meme-coin launchpad — equal parts casino and culture engine. I watch it precisely because it's where the chaos lives; you learn a lot about people there.
The main NFT marketplace on Solana (and now several other chains).
The original big NFT marketplace, mostly Ethereum.
Top NFTs — Ethereum
The collection that basically invented the PFP NFT. Historical more than hype.
The one that took NFTs mainstream — for better and worse.
Proof an NFT brand can jump off-chain into real toys on real shelves.
Anime-styled art with one of the stronger creative communities.
Generative art minted on-chain — the closest NFTs get to a genuine art movement.
Top NFTs — Solana
Backpack's flagship collection, tightly tied to Solana's builder crowd.
A brand that turned its own community into the product.
3D animated characters — a more studio/animation take on what an NFT can be.
Kindred spirits
Not Web3 — the opposite camp, even. But it's the spirit I came from: a free, human, hand-made web. I think both ideas can win.