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  • What Are the Top Blockchain Networking Tips for Introverts in Web3?

    Abasi T

    Member

    Updated: Jun 23, 2025
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    What are the best blockchain networking strategies for introverts who want to build Web3 connections and get more involved in the crypto community?

    I’m a blockchain developer with about three years of experience, mainly working on smart contracts and dApps. I’ve got a computer science background and a couple of blockchain certifications, and I’m interested in DeFi, DAOs, and NFTs.

    Honestly, big conferences and networking events are pretty intimidating for me—I do much better with one-on-one chats or online forums, but I know that making strong professional connections is key for blockchain career growth and landing better Web3 jobs.

    How do other introverts handle blockchain networking? Any advice for making meaningful crypto community connections without burning out from too much socializing?

    I’m based in India but open to global opportunities, and I really want to grow my network in the blockchain space.

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  • Andria Shines

    Member • 1w

    As an introvert, I found the best way to network in blockchain is to get involved in organic communities and online spaces where you can go at your own pace. I’m not big on big events, so I started by joining places like ArtOfBlockchain, crypto forums, and Web3 Discord groups.

    Just reading and occasionally commenting on posts helped me feel more comfortable over time. LinkedIn was also useful—I’d comment on posts about blockchain and then reach out with a quick message if I wanted to connect.

    Contributing to open source projects was a game-changer. Even small fixes or feedback are appreciated and help you get noticed. I also tried joining hackathons, which are great because you get to work with others who are into blockchain and crypto.

    The collaboration feels natural and you build real connections. Honestly, as an introvert, I found it much easier to network this way than at big conferences. You just have to find the spaces and projects that fit your style.

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  • Abasi T

    Member • 2h

    Wow, thank you all for these amazing suggestions! The advice on leveraging written content and one-on-one DMs really resonates with my introverted side.

    I wanted to add something from my own experience, especially from being active in a few DAOs. I've found that participating in governance proposals and discussions is a fantastic, low-pressure way to network. You're not just making small talk; you're collaborating on something tangible. People start to recognize your username and respect your contributions based purely on the quality of your ideas. It feels less like 'networking' and more like 'working' together, which is much easier for me to handle.

    Has anyone else found DAOs to be a good space for this? Or have you had different experiences?

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