Brick Side Chat #32 - Online Web3 Networking
- Date
- 2024-10-14
- Host
- Hunt Town
About this event
Brick Side Chat #32 is built for people who care about Web3 and want better conversations than a crowded group chat or a passive webinar can offer. If you are looking for a focused way to meet other builders, operators, and curious participants in the space, this session creates room for real dialogue, practical exchange, and useful new connections. This edition centers on online Web3 networking, making it especially relevant for anyone trying to build stronger relationships across distributed communities, remote teams, and internet-native projects. Whether you are deep in crypto already or still finding your place in the ecosystem, the format is designed to help you connect with people who are actually active in the conversation. About the Event Brick Side Chat #32 is a community-driven session that brings together people interested in crypto, Web3, and networking for a live, in-person gathering at a set time with a clear purpose: to help attendees meet, talk, and exchange ideas in a more intentional setting. Rather than treating networking as an afterthought, this event puts it at the center. The theme of online Web3 networking points to a real challenge in the space: many important relationships now begin digitally, but not every online interaction turns into something meaningful. This event creates a space to discuss how those connections happen, what makes them valuable, and how people can build stronger networks around shared interests and work. You can expect a format that feels conversational rather than overproduced. The title "Side Chat" signals a more direct, human style of interaction, where attendees are there not just to listen but to participate, ask questions, and learn from one another's experiences. Because this sits at the intersection of community and Web3, the event is likely to be most useful for people who want to move beyond headlines and into actual relationship-building. That could mean meeting future collaborators, hearing how others approach community in crypto, or simply finding people who speak your language in a fast-moving space. What to Expect Expect a session shaped around live conversation, shared insight, and networking with intent. The focus is not just on abstract Web3 ideas, but on the practical side of meeting the right people, staying connected, and participating more effectively in digital-first communities. A typical flow for an event like this may include: A short opening to frame the theme and set the tone for the session Guided discussion around online networking in Web3, community-building, and relationship development Attendee participation, including questions, comments, or shared experiences Dedicated networking time to connect directly with others in the room Because the topic is online networking, the conversation may naturally touch on questions such as: How do meaningful connections actually happen in Web3? What makes someone stand out in a crowded digital ecosystem? How can communities create trust when most interaction starts online? What habits help people turn casual contact into long-term collaboration? What makes this format useful is that it gives you more than one mode of engagement. You can listen for ideas, contribute your own perspective, and then continue the conversation directly with people you want to know better. That mix of structure and openness is often where the most valuable interactions happen. Why Attend If you spend time in crypto or Web3, you already know that who you know and how you connect can shape what opportunities you see. Projects, partnerships, jobs, advisory relationships, and community roles often begin with a conversation. This event is designed to make those conversations easier to start and more worthwhile to have. You should attend if you want a better way to meet people in the space than cold outreach or endless scrolling. A live event creates context. You are not just sending messages into the void; you are meeting people who showed up for the same topic at the same time, which immediately raises the quality of interaction. Some of the value attendees may take away includes: New connections with people active in crypto, Web3, and community work Fresh perspective on how online relationships form and grow in decentralized ecosystems Practical ideas you can apply to your own networking approach Greater clarity about where you fit in the broader Web3 landscape Momentum from participating in a room built around exchange, not passive consumption This is also a strong fit if you prefer events that feel focused and useful. Instead of trying to cover everything happening in Web3, Brick Side Chat #32 narrows in on one topic that affects almost everyone in the space: building better networks in an online-first environment. Practical Details This event is listed as in person, so plan to attend physically rather than expecting a virtual stream. That makes the networking component especially important, since you will have the chance to interact with others in real time and carry conversations beyond the main discussion. Date and time: Monday, October 14 2:00 PM GMT+1 If you work across time zones, make sure to convert the start time in advance so you can arrive on time and get the full benefit of the session from the beginning. Because the event is community- and networking-oriented, it helps to come prepared with a short introduction to who you are, what you are working on, and what kinds of connections you hope to make. You do not need a polished pitch, but you will get more out of the event if you can clearly describe your interests. A good approach is simple: Know how you want to introduce yourself in one or two sentences Be ready to ask thoughtful questions Stay open to people outside your immediate niche Treat every conversation as a chance to learn, not just to promote yourself If you want a sharper, more intentional way to meet people in Web3, Brick Side Chat #32 offers exactly that: a live setting, a relevant theme, and a room full of people who are there to connect.
Who should attend
If you want your Web3 network to be more intentional, more relevant, and more useful, this event is for you. - You are **building in Web3 or crypto** and want to meet peers, collaborators, or community members beyond your existing circle. - You work in **community, growth, partnerships, product, or ecosystem roles** and care about how real relationships form in online-first environments. - You are **newer to the space** and want a more approachable way to understand the people, conversations, and norms shaping Web3 communities. - You are tired of shallow networking and want **live discussion with people who are actually engaged**, not just collecting contacts. - You are exploring how to **turn online interactions into stronger professional or project relationships** and want practical perspective from others doing the same. - You value events where you can **listen, contribute, and connect directly**, instead of sitting through a one-way presentation. You do not need to arrive with a perfect pitch or a fully formed project. What matters most is that you are interested in Web3, open to conversation, and ready to meet people with curiosity and purpose.