Brick Side Chat #30 - Online Web3 Networking
- Date
- 2024-09-19
- Host
- Hunt Town
About this event
If you care about where Web3 is heading, who is building, and how to form better connections in the space, Brick Side Chat #30 is designed for exactly that. This session brings together the energy of a focused conversation with the practical value of networking, giving you a clear reason to show up beyond just listening passively. Whether you are already active in crypto or still finding your place in the ecosystem, this event creates room for real exchange. Expect a format that supports conversation, discovery, and useful introductions rather than vague hype or surface-level commentary. About the Event Brick Side Chat #30 - Online Web3 Networking is part of an ongoing conversation series built around community, ideas, and connection in the Web3 world. The title signals two things clearly: this is a side-chat style event, which means the tone is approachable and discussion-friendly, and networking is a core part of the experience, not an afterthought. This event sits at the intersection of webinar-style learning and community-driven relationship building. That combination matters. Many Web3 events lean too far in one direction: either they are content-heavy but impersonal, or they are social but light on substance. This format aims to offer both a useful conversation and a reason to meet other people who care about the same space. Because this is the 30th edition, it also carries the momentum of an established series. That usually means a stronger sense of rhythm, clearer expectations, and a community that is already used to showing up to talk, listen, and connect with intention. What to Expect The core experience is likely to center on structured conversation followed by networking opportunities. Instead of a one-way presentation, the event framing suggests a more interactive atmosphere where attendees can engage with current topics in crypto and Web3 while also meeting others in the room. You can expect the session to include: A focused opening conversation to set context around relevant Web3 themes Community-led discussion energy, where ideas can be explored in a more accessible, human way Networking time that helps attendees move from listening to actually meeting one another A mixed audience of people interested in crypto, Web3, and community building The value of this kind of event is often in the blend of perspectives. Some attendees may be deeply technical, others may be founders, operators, researchers, investors, creators, or simply curious participants trying to understand where the ecosystem is moving. That range can make the discussion sharper and the networking more useful. If you attend with intention, this can be a strong setting to ask thoughtful questions, pressure-test your ideas, and meet people you may want to stay in touch with after the event. Why Attend Web3 moves quickly, and it is easy to spend a lot of time consuming updates without actually building meaningful relationships. Events like this help close that gap. They create a space where insight and access happen at the same time. You should attend if you want more than passive content. This is especially useful if you are trying to: Expand your network in crypto and Web3 with people who are actively engaged Stay close to live conversations instead of relying only on posts, threads, or headlines Find collaborators, peers, or sounding boards for projects and ideas Get a better read on the community mood and where attention is going Sharpen your own perspective by hearing how others frame opportunities and challenges in the space Networking in Web3 works best when it is tied to shared context. A conversation-led event gives you that context immediately. You are not walking into a room cold; you are walking into a discussion that gives everyone a common starting point. That makes follow-up conversations easier, more relevant, and more memorable. There is also value in showing up consistently to recurring community events. Even one good conversation can lead to future partnerships, introductions, or learning opportunities. For people working in fast-moving ecosystems, that kind of access compounds over time. Practical Details Brick Side Chat #30 takes place Thursday, September 19 at 2:00 PM GMT+1. If you are planning to attend, it is worth blocking the time in advance so you can participate fully rather than dropping in halfway through. The listed location type is in person, so attendees should be prepared for a physical event environment rather than a fully remote session. Since the title includes "Online Web3 Networking," it is smart to approach the event with an open mind about the format and be ready for a networking-oriented experience centered on Web3 connections. A few ways to get more from the session: Arrive ready to introduce yourself clearly in one or two sentences Know what you are looking for, whether that is collaborators, insight, feedback, or community Bring a few smart questions about Web3, crypto, or current market and ecosystem shifts Plan for follow-up if you meet people you want to stay connected with The strongest attendees at networking events are usually the ones who come in with curiosity, clarity, and a willingness to engage. If that sounds like you, Brick Side Chat #30 is a strong place to spend your time.
Who should attend
This is for people who want Web3 conversations to lead somewhere useful, whether that means better context, stronger relationships, or new opportunities. - **You work in crypto or Web3** and want to meet other active participants in a setting that combines discussion with networking. - **You are building something** such as a project, community, product, or initiative, and you want thoughtful conversations with people who understand the space. - **You are exploring the ecosystem more seriously** and want a more grounded way to connect than just following social feeds or jumping into random online chats. - **You value community as much as information**, and you want an event where relationship-building is part of the format, not just something squeezed in at the end. - **You are looking for peers, collaborators, or fresh perspective** and would benefit from being in the room with people who care about the same trends and questions. - **You enjoy conversational formats** more than formal presentations and want a setting where networking feels relevant, contextual, and easier to start.