Decentralized Web

• The decentralized web is more than [[Blockchain]] and [[Cryptocurrencies]]. It means building in public, new types of incentives, real ownership of digital property, internet-wide login / identity, …
• Key decisions associated with maintaining and updating cryptonetwork protocols. As with every human organization, aligning interests and beliefs among human participants to reach agreement is the goal of [[governance]].
  • In cryptonetworks, these decisions are made by the community, using open and transparent mechanisms. DAOs don’t need a boss!
  • Cryptocurrencies have the [[Incentives]] to keep the users happy since forking is an option.
• Web3 is a decentralized internet. Under Web3, the internet is shared online and governed by the collective “we”.
• Decentralized web incentives open source. That creates an ecosystem of composable and permissionless tools that increases the speed of innovation.
• A way to look at the decentralized web movement is as a laboratory for economic, political, and social experiments.
  • The space encourages experimentation in a diverse set of fields like [[Governance]] or [[Finances]].

Resources

• The Complete Guide to Full Stack Web3 Development and the Web3 stack.
• Kernel Community.
• Decentralized friendly and open source alternatives:
  • Trello
  • Notion
  • Medium
  • Imgur
  • Netlify
  • Firebase
  • Dropbox. Another
  • Publishing
  • Git

Links

• Kernel. An 8 week program covering crypto and web3.
• Crypto Canon - Great list of crypto readings and resources.
  • Understanding Crypto- Learn more about cryptocurrencies.
• DAOs, A Canon. Understand, build, and get involved with “decentralized autonomous organizations”.
• Trading View - Crypto charts.
• Finematics. Educational videos on DeFi (Decentralized Finance).
• Messari - Curated insights, markets data, and research to crypto’s pioneers.
• ProtoSchool - Interactive tutorials on decentralized web protocols.
• RabbitHole - Learn how to use and contribute to decentralized apps, earning tokens based on your on-chain activity.
• Ethereum Community Guides. A set of resources to help you learn more about Ethereum.
• Augur - A prediction market protocol owned and operated by the people that use it.

Decentralized Science

• Opscientia

Blockchain Indexing Projects

There is an emerging landscape of Data and Blockchain.

Companies

• Tokenflow
• Indexed.xyz
• BitQuery (GitHub)
• Coherent
• Covalent (GitHub)
• Nansen
• Footprint (GitHub)
• Blockchair
• Sentio (GitHub)
• GeniiData
• Transpose (GitHub)
• Allium
• Kyve
• Token Terminal
• Probably Nothing Labs
• Space And Time
• Credmark (GitHub)
• 3xpl
• DefiLlama API
• Etherscan API
• Blockchain.com API
• Cryptostats

Tools

• Trueblocks
• Blockchain ETL
• Cryo
• Mars
• Algoran Indexer
• Substreams
• Tezos Indexer
• db3
• IceFireDB
• Apollo
• Ether SQL
• Spec
• Cosmos ETL
• Luabase
• Digital Assets Examples
• Subsquid
• NanoDB

Bounty Based Collaboration

• Bounties Network - Find freelancers and bounty programs for any task paid in any token on Ethereum.
• Gitcoin - The easiest way to leverage the open source community to incentivize or monetize work.
• Inmunefy - Web3’s leading bug bounty platform, protecting $100 billion in user funds.
• OnlyDust. Contribute to innovative projects, refine your skills and create a lasting impact in the developer community.

Analytic Bounties

• Dune.
• Flipside.
• MetricsDAO.

Data Engineering Folks

• Yaroslav Tkachenko
• Mike Ritchie
• Luke Kim
• Richard Blythman
• Tomek Mierzwa
• Calum Moore
• Ian Cal
• Karim Jedda
• Storm
• Banteg

Other Data Companies

• Fair Data Society
• Ethersphere
• ODC