Brick Side Chat #29 - Online Web3 Networking
- Date
- 2024-09-04
- Host
- Hunt Town
About this event
Good Web3 opportunities rarely come from scrolling alone. They come from conversations: the quick intro that turns into a collaboration, the candid question that sparks a new angle, or the community connection that helps you find your next move. Brick Side Chat #29 - Online Web3 Networking is built around exactly that kind of interaction. If you work in crypto, are exploring Web3 more seriously, or want to meet people who are actively building and participating in the space, this session gives you a focused place to do it. The format is designed to be social, useful, and easy to join, with enough structure to keep the conversation moving and enough openness to let real connections happen. About the Event This edition of Brick Side Chat centers on online Web3 networking: meeting people across the crypto and Web3 ecosystem, sharing what you are working on, and hearing what others are seeing in the market and community right now. Whether your interest is product, community, education, investing, partnerships, or simply understanding where the space is headed, the event is meant to create room for practical conversation. Rather than a one-way presentation, expect a networking-driven session where discussion matters. The point is not to sit back and passively listen. It is to show up, introduce yourself, contribute to the conversation, and come away with a clearer sense of who is in the room and how you might stay in touch after the event. Because the event sits at the intersection of webinar, community, and networking, it works well for people who want more than surface-level commentary. You will be in a space with others who care enough about Web3 to make time for a live session, which usually leads to more thoughtful exchanges than what happens on a feed or in a comment thread. What to Expect The session is likely to move through a simple but effective flow that supports both conversation and connection. While the exact pacing may vary, attendees should expect a format that makes it easy to engage without needing to prepare a formal pitch or presentation. You can expect elements like: A short welcome and framing to set the tone for the conversation Introductions or attendee context-sharing so people understand who is in the room Discussion around Web3 and crypto themes that are relevant to community members right now Networking moments where you can connect directly with other attendees Space for questions, insights, and follow-ups rather than a rigid, top-down agenda This makes the event useful for both outgoing and more reserved attendees. If you enjoy speaking up, there should be room to share your perspective. If you prefer to listen first and contribute once you have a feel for the room, the format should still be approachable. A networking-focused session also means the value is spread across the room, not concentrated in a single speaker. The people attending are part of the experience. Their questions, projects, viewpoints, and backgrounds help shape the conversation, which is one of the biggest reasons live community events can be more valuable than recorded content. Why Attend Web3 moves quickly, and it can be hard to tell which conversations are signal and which are noise. Events like this help cut through that by bringing people together in real time. You get a better sense of what others are focused on, what problems they are trying to solve, and where momentum is building across the ecosystem. Attending can help you: Meet peers in crypto and Web3 who share your interests or complement your skills Build relationships that could lead to collaborations, referrals, partnerships, or future conversations Test your ideas out loud and hear how others react to them Learn from different perspectives across community, product, and ecosystem participation Stay plugged into the culture and pace of Web3 through direct conversation instead of passive consumption This is especially valuable if you have been meaning to expand your network but want a setting that feels more intentional than cold outreach. A live networking session creates natural openings to introduce yourself, ask better questions, and discover common ground faster. It is also a strong fit if you are trying to become more visible in the space. Showing up consistently to community events is one of the simplest ways to move from observer to participant. Even one good conversation can change what happens next, whether that means a follow-up call, a new community connection, or a clearer direction for your work. Practical Details Brick Side Chat #29 - Online Web3 Networking is scheduled for Wednesday, September 4 at 2:00 PM GMT+1. If you are joining from another region, it is worth converting the time in advance so you can arrive on time and settle in from the start. The listing notes In person as the location type, so attendees should plan around an on-site event experience. Be sure to check the event page or organizer updates for any final venue or access information if needed. A few useful ways to prepare: Have a short introduction ready: who you are, what you are working on, and what kinds of people you want to meet Bring specific questions or themes you want to discuss in crypto or Web3 Be ready to follow up after the event with the people you connect with Arrive with a networking mindset: curious, clear, and open to conversation You do not need to overcomplicate it. The best way to get value from this kind of event is to show up present, participate actively, and be clear about your interests. If you are looking for a smart, community-driven way to meet people in Web3, this is a strong place to start.
Who should attend
If you want Web3 conversations that can lead to actual relationships, this is likely a good fit. - You are **building, working, or exploring opportunities in crypto or Web3** and want to meet others doing the same. - You are part of a **community, startup, project, or ecosystem initiative** and want to expand your circle beyond your existing network. - You have been **learning about Web3 online** and are ready to move from reading and watching into live conversation with real people. - You are looking for **collaborators, peers, partners, or simply sharper perspective** on what is happening across the space. - You value events where you can **ask questions, share your current focus, and hear practical viewpoints** instead of sitting through a long one-way presentation. - You want a setting where networking feels **more intentional and relevant** than random outreach, especially if you are trying to become more active in the Web3 community. You do not need to have all the answers or a polished pitch. If you are curious, engaged, and interested in meeting people who care about the future of Web3, you will likely find your place in the room.