Index

  • A
  • Aave (DeFi platform), 52–53, 123–124, 183
  • A/B testing, 90, 113, 128–129, 154–155
  • Acala (platform), 29
  • Access keys, token function, 30
  • Accounts, seeding, 134–135
  • Accredited investors, opportunities, 195
  • Aggregation, 70
  • Airdrop, usage, 33, 108
  • Alchemy, Jay‐Z (relationship), 140–141
  • Allow list, 165, 170–171
  • Alphabet (Google), 13–14
    • advertising revenue generation, 65
  • Alpha (NFT news scoop), exchange, 160–161
  • Alpha, seeking, 55
  • Altavista (portal), 7
  • Altcoins, crash, 37
  • America Online (AOL), 6–7
  • Andreessen Horowitz, 22
  • Anons (pseudonymous accounts), DeFi protocol founder operation, 53–55
  • Anti‐money laundering (AML) loan application process, 53
  • Antonopoulos, Andreas, 18
  • Artificial intelligence (AI), usage, 108
  • Audience
    • email list signup, 167
    • growth, concentration, 156
    • knowledge, 83, 87–97
    • value‐add, 148
  • AUDIO tokens, 92–93, 125–126
  • Audius (Web3 music streaming platform), 92
  • Autoglyphs, 190
  • Automated market makers (AMMs), usage, 54, 56
  • Avalanche (Layer‐1 network), 124
  • Avatars, biofeedback data, 60–61
  • Axiom Zen, 40
  • Azuki NFT collection (Chiru Labs), 173
  • B
  • Balancer, 123–124
  • Baldet, Amber, 77
  • Based Finance, 55
  • Beeple NFT, 143–144, 189–190
  • BeetsDAO, 38
  • Berners‐Lee, Tim, 5
  • Big Green DAO, 38–329
  • Binance (crypto exchange), 54, 129
  • Bitcoin, 15, 21–22
    • security, 23
    • system, 25–26
    • vulnerability, 19–20
    • wallets, 21
    • whitepaper, 18, 21
  • Black Lives Matter movement, 71
  • Blockchain, 18–19, 114, 139, 147
    • avoidance, 189
    • benefits, 29
    • censorship resistance, 20–21
    • EVM compatibility, 48
    • layering, 49–50
    • transaction storage, 27–28
    • trilemma, 48–49
  • BlockFi (centralized platform), 54
  • Block rewards, 19
  • Blockworks, 149
  • Border Gateway Protocol (BGP), 5, 13–14
  • Bored Apes (Yacht Club) (BAYC), 43, 47, 161, 190
  • Brands
    • category, creation, 123–126
    • design, 122
    • marketer interaction, 94–95
    • message/messaging, 120–126, 151–152
    • user encounter, 123
  • Bug bounty programs, 90
  • Bush, George W., 16
  • Business Suite (Facebook), usage, 113
  • Business‐to‐business (B2B) products, 86
  • Business‐to‐consumer (B2C) products, 86
  • Business‐to‐developer (B2D) products, 86
  • Buterin, Vitalik, 23, 29, 36, 48, 76, 89
    • Ethereum presentation, 149
  • C
  • Calibra project (Facebook failure), 60
  • Calls to action (CTAs), 115, 151, 167
    • importance, 154–159
  • Carnegie, Dale, 87
  • Cashio (Solana stablecoin protocol), 29
  • Casper, usage, 124
  • Cassatt, Sam, 72
  • Cattributes, 40
  • Celsius (centralized platform), 54
  • Centralized exchanges (CEXes), 54, 129
  • Centralized finance (CeFi), 54–56
    • decentralized finance (DeFi), contrast, 56
  • Chainlink
    • fans, development, 171–172
    • strategy, 146–147, 157–158
  • Channels, marketer attention, 158
  • Chef Nomi (SushiSwap founder), 54, 56–58
  • Circle (consortium leader), 58, 183
  • Civil (Web3 journalism startup), 95
  • Claimables, 33
  • Cline, Ernest, 59
  • Clone‐X NFTs, 184–185
  • CodeAcademy, 85
  • Coinbase (crypto exchange), 22, 54, 102–103, 129
  • Coinbase Wallet, 118
  • CoinDesk (Web3 media outlet), 119, 138, 142, 149
  • CoinList, 32
  • CoinTelegraph, 142
  • Colored Coins, development, 23
  • Community, 81, 195
    • channels, usage, 160
    • fostering/building, 159–163, 165, 172
    • members, finding, 164
  • Compound (DeFi platform), 52, 123–124
  • CompuServe, 6, 9
  • Conferences (events), 149
  • Consensus Systems (ConsenSys), 30, 69
    • collaboration, 74
    • marketing hires, 73, 75, 114
    • partnership, 76
  • ConstitutionDAO bid, 96, 190
  • Content management system (CMS), domain integration, 127
  • Content, marketer supply, 166–168
  • Coolidge, Matt, 146
  • Cozomo de'Medici (NFT Twitter influencer), 132
  • Cronje, Andre, 55
  • Crypto
    • bull market, 184
    • environmental unsustainability, perception, 186
    • GDP proportion, 52
    • movement, 73
    • projects, fraudulence, 138–139
    • traders, target audience, 187–188
  • Crypto Coven (NFT project), 89, 163
  • Cryptocurrency, financial use, 73
  • Crypto keywords, Google ban (lifting), 129
  • CryptoKitties NFTs, 40–41
  • Crypto payroll, 118
  • CryptoPunk NFT, Gmoney purchase, 144
  • CryptoPunks, 43, 46–47, 132, 190
  • Crypto Twitter, 90, 130–134, 173
  • Crypto winter, 37, 55
  • Curve, 123–124
  • Customer relationship management (CRM), 165–166, 175–176, 183
    • blockchain CRM, usage, 191
  • D
  • DAOStack, 327
  • Data collection, 9
  • Decentraland, 63, 65–66, 185, 190
  • Decentralized applications (dapps), 26, 35, 39, 48, 73
  • Decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs), 26, 30, 35–39
    • ether, theft/hack, 36, 77
    • structure, 38–39, 101
  • Decentralized blockchain, 42, 44
  • Decentralized exchange (DEX), 31, 54, 56, 123–124
  • Decentralized finance (DeFi), 26, 51–58
    • alternative financial system, building, 51–52
    • annual percentage yield (APY), DeFi publication, 51
    • DeFi summer/DeFi foodcoin summer, 55
    • liquidity pools, 43
    • platform, 29
    • prelaunch DeFi protocol, impact, 167–168
    • protocols, 39, 55–56, 163–164
  • Decrypt, 142, 149
  • DefiLlama.com, 124
  • Demand
    • origins, 117–119
  • Demand pressure, application, 50
  • Differentiated brand, 120–121
  • Differentiated value proposition, 125
  • Digital collectible, term (usage), 87
  • Digital goods, popularity (growth), 45
  • Digital memberships, 93
  • Discord (chat platform/server), 41, 81, 89, 93
    • communities, relationship, 102, 160–162
    • disappearance, possibility, 167
    • metrics, 95
    • problems, 55–56
  • Distributed ledger, 18
  • Domain Name System (DNS), 5, 13–14
  • Dorsey, Jack, 130
  • Double‐spend problem, 28–29
  • Do your own research (dyor), 50–51
  • Drudge Report, The, 70
  • Dune Analytics report, 185
  • E
  • Earned media, 138–147
  • Electronic Frontier Foundation, initiation, 5
  • Endogenous influencer marketing, 135–136
  • Engagement (funnel step), 115, 151–159
  • Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (EEA), 76–78
  • EOS, attention, 143
  • ERC‐20 tokens (Consensus Systems), 30, 32, 48, 58, 63, 74
  • ERC‐721 (NFT token standard), 40, 63
  • Ether (native token), 24, 28
  • Ethereum (ETH), 15, 23–24, 69, 149
    • blockchain, 36, 78
    • business models, unlocking, 72–73
    • energy needs, reduction, 49
    • evolution/introduction/growth, 25, 29–30, 194
    • meetup groups/organization, 88, 91
    • network, 26, 30, 35–36
    • promotion, 139
    • use, ease, 73–74
    • ZKP integration, 176
  • Ethereum Foundation, 30, 35, 40, 90, 149
  • Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), 24, 48, 72
  • EtherScan, usage, 47
  • F
  • Facebook, 8–10
    • faults, 11
    • implementation, 155
    • metaverse creation, 60
  • Faura, Julio, 77
  • Fiat currency, 28–29
  • Financial institutions, risk appetite, 17–18
  • Flamingo DAO, 38, 48
  • Flow (Layer‐1 blockchain), 48, 187
  • Flywheel, starting, 151
  • Fractionalization, 28, 42–43
  • Franklin (Web3 native payroll platform), 118
  • Frax (stablecoin project), 183
  • Friends With Benefits (FWB) (token‐gated community), 160–161, 171
  • FTX (crypto exchange), 54, 129
  • Fukuyama, Francis, 3–4, 15
  • Full‐funnel marketing, 150
  • Fungible tokens, usage, 60
  • G
  • Garden, The (Azuki metaverse), 173
  • Genesis Block, 20
  • Gilmore, John, 5
  • GitHub (platform), 86
  • Gmoney, NFT purchases, 144, 165
  • Gnosis (market platform), 74
  • Google, 8–10
    • faults, 11
    • implementation, 155
    • PageRank algorithm, 7
  • Google Ads, usage, 128–129
  • Google Analytics, usage, 113
  • Google Search, 118, 120–121, 127–128
  • Governance tokens, ownership, 30
  • Gray, Marley, 76, 77
  • Grid+ (energy system), 74
  • Griffin, Ken, 38–39
  • H
  • Hacker Manifesto (1986), 5–6
  • Harari, Yuval, 11
  • Haun, Katie, 22
  • Hero (product website component), 153–154
  • Holders, retention, 174
  • How to Win Friends and Influence People (Carnegie), 87
  • Huffington, Ariann, 70
  • Huffington Post, AOL purchase, 70–71
  • Hyperbolic message, 120
  • HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP), 14
  • I
  • Iles, Matthew, 78–79, 189
  • Information‐sharing, 4
  • Infura (Web3 tool), 73, 40, 181
  • Initial DEX offering (IDO), 32, 56
  • In real life (IRL) hackathon, 107
  • In real life (IRL) meetups/events, 81, 89, 100, 149, 171, 173
  • In real life (IRL) roadshows, 88
  • Instant incumbency strategy, 157, 158–159
  • Intermediation, avoidance, 51–52
  • Internal marketing hires, increase, 101
  • Internet, innovation, 4
  • Internet of Value/Internet of Communications, 72–73
  • Internet Protocol (IP), 5
  • InterPlanetary File System (IPFS), usage, 53
  • Interviewees, statements (control), 139–140
  • IRL meetups, culture (impact), 89
  • J
  • Jehan, Kanwal, 80
  • K
  • KakaoTalk (chat app), 137
  • Key opinion leaders (KOLs) (influencers), impact, 137
  • Keys, Andrew, 72, 76–78, 138
  • Keywords, usage, 127
  • Killer dapp, building, 78
  • Know your customer (KYC) loan application process, 53
  • Koons, Jeff (NFT collection), 46, 161
  • Krugman, Paul, 188
  • L
  • Ladybirds, 9
  • Layer‐1 blockchains, 124, 181
  • Layer‐1 platforms, 48
  • Layer‐2 blockchains, 181
  • Layer‐2 scaling solutions, mechanisms, 50
  • Libra project (Facebook failure), 60
  • Lightning Network, 23
  • Limited liability autonomous organization (LAO), 37
  • LinkedIn, audience (reach), 133
  • Link Marines, 171–172
  • Liquidity provider (LP) tokens, usage, 31, 43
  • Liquidity, re‐compounding, 43
  • Lives (manipulation), algorithms (impact), 11
  • Longoria, Eva, 136
  • Lubin, Joseph, 16–17, 30, 72, 75, 78
    • Ethereum future, dream, 183–184
    • Twitter following, 132
  • LUNA (Luna), 58, 131
  • Lundquist, Christian, 72
  • Lycos (portal), 7
  • M
  • MailChimp (Web2 platform), 114, 167
  • Maker (DeFi platform), 52
  • MakerDAO, 38–39, 58, 124
    • Discord server, difference, 164
  • Maker DeFi protocol, 37
  • MANA (Decentraland token), 63–64
  • Marketers
    • incentivized growth, 136–138
    • in‐house hiring, 102
    • job, 116
    • public relations (PR), control, 142–143
    • spray and pray approach, 142
    • trust, issues, 140–141
  • Marketing, 193–194
    • full‐funnel marketing, 150
    • holistic strategy, 122
  • Marketing departments, composition, 100–101
  • Marketing teams
    • building, 99
    • responsiveness, necessity, 85
  • Mastering Bitcoin (Antonopoulos), 18
  • Matomo (analytics tool), 155
  • Matthew effect, 12
  • Media coverage, 139
    • pitch, 144–145
  • Medium, Web3 usage, 127
  • Membership tokens, usage, 31
  • Meme contests, 90
  • Memorable brand, 121–123
  • Merge (Ethereum update), 186–187
  • Merger (worldwide coordination), 49
  • Meta (Facebook), 13–14, 65–66
  • MetaKovan (Vignesh Sundaresan), notoriety, 143–144
  • MetaMask (Web3 tool), 34, 40, 54, 74, 93, 181
    • sticky product, 170
    • trust, belief, 118, 126
  • Metaverse, 26, 59
    • capabilities, 44
    • community, 173
    • openness, 60
    • promises, 62
  • Metrics, setting/usage, 105–107
  • Micro‐influencers, power, 134
  • Micropayments, basis, 28
  • Miley, Kara, 80
  • Mirror.xyz, Web3 usage, 127
  • Mixpanel (platform), usage, 113
  • Mojito (NFT spinout), 93, 96, 190
  • Moloch DAO contracts, 38, 63
  • Moloch smart contracts, usage, 37
  • Moonbirds NFT (PROOF Collective), 89
  • Multi‐signature wallet (multi‐sig), usage, 94
  • Musk, Kimbal, 38–39
  • Mutant Ape Serum NFTs, BAYC airdrop, 170
  • MyEtherWallet, 118
  • MySpace, usage, 7
  • N
  • Nakamoto, Satoshi, 15, 18, 21, 23, 53–54
  • Native token (ether), 24
  • Network, self‐protection, 19
  • Nifty Gateway (third‐party site), 94
  • Nodes, 18–19
  • Non‐fungible tokens (NFTs), 26, 34, 40–51
    • benefits/criticisms, 47–48
    • content, link, 41
    • digital memberships, 93
    • display, 118, 126
    • distribution, 42
    • global distribution, 44
    • ownership issue, 47
    • production, 44
    • value, Sotheby recognition, 96
  • Non‐fungible token Twitter (NFT Twitter), support, 132
  • O
  • Objectives and key results (OKRs), 166
    • achievement, 122
    • framework, 105–107
  • Occupy Wall Street, 17
  • Off‐chain transactions, 50
  • Open internet, 9
  • OpenLaw (Tribute Labs), 37
  • OpenSea (third‐party site), 47, 94, 117, 160
  • Open source code, advantage, 176
  • Optimism (rollup), 50
  • Orchid (Web3 VPN), 155
  • P
  • Pace Gallery, 46, 161, 183
  • Paid advocacy, attitudes, 137
  • Pareto distribution, 12–13
  • Pareto stratification, acceleration, 13
  • Patriot Act, 16
  • Pay‐as‐you‐go, user feedback, 85
  • Pay‐to‐play events, issues, 148
  • PEOPLE (fungible token), 38–39
  • Personal data privacy, insistence, 61
  • Phygitals, usage, 45
  • Pickle Finance, 55
  • Platform token, 125–126
  • PleasrDAO, 38
  • Polygon (sidechain), 50
    • ZKP integration, 176
  • Portals, 7
  • Private keys, usage, 35
  • Prodigy, Web1 competition, 6
  • Product
    • knowledge, 83–87
    • promotion, 119
    • search, 126–130
    • stimulation, 115
    • teams, responsiveness (necessity), 85
    • websites, usage, 151–159, 153f
  • Profile pictures (PFPs) (Twitter), usage, 42
  • Profit‐sharing token, 126
  • Projects
    • communities, formation, 172
    • content, importance (potential), 167–168
    • crypto projects, fraudulence, 138–139
    • jagged attention, 144–145, 145f
    • Web3 projects, 81–82, 86, 141
    • whitelist/allow list, joining (opportunity), 170–171
  • Proof of attendance protocol (POAP) NFT, guest claim, 149, 165
  • Proof‐of‐stake (PoS)
    • consensus algorithm, 49
    • Ethereum update, 186–187
  • Proof‐of‐work system, 19
  • Public blockchain, leveraging, 183
  • Public relations (PR), control, 142–143
  • R
  • rAAVE (Aave hosting), 149
  • Ragequit, 38
  • Rainbow (wallet), 118
  • Ramadan, Dean, 80
  • Ready Player One (Cline), 59–60
  • Republic (investing platform), 125–126
  • Republic Note, Serotonin pitch, 140–141
  • Retention, 169
    • user/holder retention, 174
    • Web2/Web3 differences, 176–177
  • Retroactive distributions, 33
  • Return on investment (ROI), 99, 113, 150, 156
    • achievement, 114
  • Reward tokens, usage, 31
  • Rhodes III, Yorke, 76, 77
  • Rollups, usage, 50
  • Rust (computer language), usage, 124
  • S
  • SAND (Sandbox token), 63–64
  • Sandbox (Pixowl), 63, 65–66, 185
  • Satoshis (bitcoin division), 28
  • Search, usage, 126–130
  • Security tokens, programming, 30
  • September 11 (9/11) attack, 15–17
  • Serotonin (Web3 marketing), 80, 84–85, 89
    • marketer hiring, 102
    • marketing goals, 108–109
  • Shilling, 50
  • Sidechains, usage, 50
  • Silk Road, problems, 22, 77
  • SingularDTV (platform), 74
  • Slant (news platform), 71–72, 75, 95, 160
  • Smart contracts, 24
  • SMART goals, 105–106
  • Snoop Dogg, Twitter impact, 132
  • Snow Crash (Stephenson), 59
  • Social media
    • audience, growth (concentration), 156
    • usage, 130–138
  • Solana (stablecoin protocol/Layer‐1 network), 29, 124, 187
  • Soleimani, Ameen, 37
  • Solidity (Ethereum language), 124
  • Solo House, 41
  • Sorrento, Nolan, 60
  • Sotheby's, 38, 94, 96, 183, 189
    • Financial Services, 43
    • metaverse, community (fostering), 190
    • Web3 success, 191
  • Speaking opportunities, marketer evaluation, 148–149
  • Spotify, monopoly, 12–13
  • Stablecoin, 58
  • Stark, Elizabeth, 23
  • StarkNet (rollup), 50
  • Stephenson, Neal, 59
  • Stickiness (promotion), strategies (prioritization), 176
  • Sticky product, 169–170
  • Stunts, role, 143–144
  • Summoners, 37
  • SushiSwap, 54, 56–57, 176
  • Synthetix (DeFi derivatives trading platform), 55
  • T
  • Tea Party, impact, 17
  • Technology, progression, 3
  • Telegram (communications channel), 81, 93, 137, 160–162
    • disappearance, possibility, 167
  • Terra UST stablecoin, 58
  • Tether (USDT producer), 58
  • Third‐party sites/platforms, 47, 94, 114–115
  • TikTok audience, composition, 133
  • Tokenization, 26, 27–34
  • Tokenomics, 92
    • design, 95
  • Tokens, 27, 114
    • distribution, 32–33
    • holders, finding, 164
    • investor pumping their bags, 51
    • prices, 64
    • usage, 30
  • Top‐of‐funnel discovery channels, 121–122
  • Total value locked (TVL) metric, usage, 52, 141, 157
  • Traditional financial system (TradFi), 51, 54, 101
  • Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), 5, 13–14, 86
  • Truffle (Web3 tool), usage, 73–74, 155, 181
  • Trustless/trust‐minimized network, 19–20
  • Trust Wallet, 118
  • Twitch (livestream platform), 92
  • Twitter, metrics, 95
  • U
  • Ulbrich, Ross (Dread Pirate Roberts), 22
  • Uniswap, 56–57, 123–124, 171, 176, 183
  • Unspent transaction outputs (UTXOs), 18
  • USD Coin (USDC), 58, 183
  • User experience (UX), 54, 61, 133
    • design, impact, 6
    • friction, minimization, 92
  • Users
    • data collection, avoidance, 155
    • engagement, 151
    • retention, 174
  • V
  • Value capture, 4–5
  • Vanitymetrics, usage, 108
  • Vega Protocol (Web3 derivatives trading platform), 121
  • Virtual reality (VR), immersiveness, 60–61
  • W
  • Wallets, 21
    • access, 35, 49
    • address, association, 18
    • NFT distribution, 42
    • on‐chain history, establishment, 165–166
    • purchase, marketer tracking, 175
    • tokens, distribution, 32–33
    • usage, 74
  • Wall of trophies strategy, 157–158
  • Warwick, Kain, 55
  • Web1, 3, 23, 24
    • foundation, 11–12
    • information access, democratization, 26
  • Web2 (Web 2.0), 3, 8, 26
    • business model/shortcomings, 71
    • economic model, 65–66
    • platforms, data/identity monetization, 61
  • Web2.5, defining, 181
  • Web3, 11
    • accounts, seeding, 134–135
    • benefits, 54
    • business model, impact, 64–65
    • company entry, assistance, 182, 188
    • dapps, antifragility, 90
    • economic model, 65–66
    • Ethereum, evolution, 25
    • future, 34
    • gameplay, 50
    • incentive structures, introduction, 185
    • marketers, impact, 94, 115
    • media relations, mistrust, 140
    • metaverse, 26, 60–63
    • native wallet, 40
    • platforms, evaluation, 91
    • products, company focus, 189
    • product website, example, 153f
    • rewards programs, announcement, 188
    • strategy, 183, 189
    • transformations, 182–186
  • Web3 community
    • formation, 161–166
    • growth, 133
  • Web3 marketing, 69, 78–81, 84, 91–92
  • Web3 projects
    • price, issue, 141
    • progression, 81–82
    • questions, 86
  • Web, architects/techno‐optimists, 5
  • Website traffic, source (marketer attention), 128
  • Web store, 93
  • WeChat (chat app), 137
  • Wei (ether unit), 28
  • Wen token, 172–173
  • Whitelist, 165, 170–171
  • Wikipedia, growth/accuracy, 8
  • Withdraw, 28
  • Witherspoon, Reese, 136
  • WordPress, usage, 7
  • World of Women (WoW) NFT collection, 136
  • World Wide Web, invention, 4
  • Y
  • Yahoo! (portal), 7
  • Yam Finance, 55
  • Yearn Finance (YFI), 55
  • Yield farming, 43
  • YouTube audience, composition, 133
  • Z
  • Zero‐knowledge proofs (ZKPs), leverage, 175–176
  • Zuckerberg, Mark, 10, 60
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