DevNTell - Web3 Native Messaging with Push Protocol
- Date
- 2024-05-31
- Host
- Developer DAO | Web 3 Events
About this event
Web3 products live or die on communication. If users miss a governance vote, never see a wallet alert, or don’t know a community update happened, even the best onchain experience starts to feel broken. DevNTell - Web3 Native Messaging with Push Protocol is built to explore how messaging can become a core layer of the crypto user experience, not an afterthought. This event is a focused chance to learn how web3-native communication works in practice and why it matters for builders, operators, and curious community members. If you care about better ways to reach users across decentralized apps and ecosystems, this is a timely conversation to be in. About the Event DevNTell - Web3 Native Messaging with Push Protocol is an in-person session centered on web3-native messaging and the role Push Protocol plays in that stack. The format suggests a practical, community-friendly event where ideas can be explained clearly, shown in context, and discussed with people who are actively paying attention to where crypto product design is headed. Rather than treating messaging as generic infrastructure, this event puts the spotlight on communication built for wallets, communities, apps, and onchain activity. That matters because web3 users interact differently than users in traditional platforms: identities are wallet-based, activity can be event-driven, and trust often depends on transparent, timely updates. Expect a format that blends explanation with demonstration. The “DevNTell” framing points to a show-and-explain style experience: not just theory, but a closer look at how the technology works, how it might be used, and what problems it can help solve in real products and communities. Because the event is tagged across crypto, web3, community, and youtube, it also signals a conversation designed to be accessible beyond a narrow technical niche. You do not need to arrive with every detail already mapped out to get value from it. What to Expect You can expect a session that helps connect the big picture of decentralized communication with the practical reality of implementation and use cases. The topic naturally sits at the intersection of product, protocol design, community operations, and user engagement. A likely flow for an event like this includes: Context-setting on why messaging matters in web3 environments An introduction to Push Protocol and the problem space it addresses Walkthroughs or examples of how native messaging can support apps, users, and communities Discussion around use cases such as notifications, updates, engagement, and communication flows tied to onchain actions Community interaction where attendees can ask questions, compare ideas, and think through applications in their own projects You should also expect the conversation to go beyond simple alerts. Native messaging in web3 opens up bigger questions around consent, discoverability, user retention, and how decentralized products maintain an active relationship with the people who use them. That makes this event relevant whether you’re building infrastructure, running a protocol community, or simply trying to understand where user experience in crypto is moving. Because this is in person, there is added value in the room itself. Live sessions make it easier to catch nuance, ask sharper follow-up questions, and meet others who are thinking seriously about communication layers in web3. If you’ve mostly encountered this topic through posts or fragmented online discussions, this setting gives you a more coherent view. Why Attend If you build in web3, this event can help you think more clearly about one of the most persistent product challenges in the space: how to reach users effectively without falling back on web2 assumptions. Messaging is not just a growth tool; it influences security awareness, governance participation, onboarding, retention, and trust. Attending can help you better understand: How web3-native messaging differs from traditional notifications Why communication design matters for decentralized products Where Push Protocol fits into the broader ecosystem What kinds of user and community experiences become possible with native messaging How stronger communication can improve engagement and reduce friction This is also a useful event for people who are evaluating infrastructure and product decisions. If your team is deciding how users should receive important updates, how communities should stay informed, or how app experiences can feel more connected and responsive, the ideas discussed here can sharpen that thinking. Even if you are earlier in your web3 journey, the topic is a practical entry point. Messaging touches nearly every layer of crypto participation: wallets, governance, communities, transactions, and product updates. Understanding that layer gives you a more complete mental model of how decentralized ecosystems function in the real world. Practical Details The event takes place in person on Friday, May 31 at 8:30 AM PDT. If you’re planning to attend, it’s worth arriving ready for a morning session with enough time to settle in, meet a few people, and get context before the discussion begins. Because it is tagged with YouTube, there may be a media or recorded component connected to the event presence, which is useful for attendees who like sessions that are structured clearly and built to communicate beyond the room. At minimum, that tag signals an event with educational and community-facing value. A few practical ways to prepare: Bring your current questions about notifications, user communication, or web3 UX Think about your own use case if you’re building a product or managing a community Come ready to talk with other attendees, especially if you want perspective from across crypto and web3 disciplines Plan for a focused, topic-driven session rather than a broad networking-only meetup If web3-native messaging has felt important but underexplored in your work, this event gives you a direct way to dig into it. The subject is specific, the format is approachable, and the upside is practical: a better understanding of how decentralized products can communicate in ways that actually fit the ecosystem they serve.
Who should attend
This is for people who want a clearer, more practical understanding of how communication works in web3 and why it matters for real products and communities. - **You’re a web3 builder or developer** who wants to understand how native messaging can improve app experience, wallet interactions, or user engagement. - **You work on product, growth, or operations** for a crypto project and need better ways to think about alerts, updates, governance communication, or community touchpoints. - **You’re part of a DAO, protocol, or online community team** and want to explore how members can stay informed without relying entirely on fragmented web2 channels. - **You’re curious about Push Protocol specifically** and want a more grounded view of what it does, where it fits, and how it may be used in practice. - **You follow web3 UX and infrastructure trends** and want to learn about a part of the stack that directly affects retention, trust, and participation. - **You enjoy technical-community events with practical relevance** and prefer sessions where you can learn something concrete, ask good questions, and leave with sharper ideas.