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As a young web3 lover, I’ve always been fascinated by the world of crypto. It's not just about making money; there's something deeper to it. Recently, I discovered the COO program on X that caught my attention. It's a three-month program where participants not only get paid but also have the chance to secure a fully-funded mentorship opportunity in Dubai. It sounds incredibly promising, but is it all just luck? Part of me wants to take the leap, while another part wants to play it safe.

And this is because in the past I’ve either paid for a program and didn’t get desired result , or know I’ve all it takes to be part of the winners but gets sidelined coz am not an influencer maybe …
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Have you participated in any crypto programs or mentorships? What was your experience?

At this current dispensation, what you have and know will be your greatest asset to you, already we are fast going into the deeper aspects of web3 technology and development, for any young individual who want to be carried along with the trend on new development, then one needs to develop himself with digital skill as this is part of the uptrends that will make provisions for anyone interested to get along with this recent development of web3.

There are many web3 attempts of different projects I saw at social media platforms particular with twitter X, but for a long time since last 2023 I haven't experienced successful projects or any kind of airdrops arising.
Some of them were just a bug tokens sent to my wallet, and at first I was surprised expecting web3 tokens reflecting on my trust wallet address but there's no value.
Still, I'm looking forward to see legit project for this; maybe not this year but it could be one to three years of projections.

I have not because most of them are paid and the free ones can be attended through a webinar but in the end, there's always the sales pitch from the organizers. That's why if it's about these kinds of mentorships in the web3 for young individuals, if it's not bothering you then go ahead. While you are young, explore more because you have a lot of time and even if failures meet you, you have ample time to recover from those failures that soon will become your lessons.

That's nice fascination, I must tell you. Keep it up and bring your aspiration to life by chasing that dream of yours. Web3 is where the world is headed to. The question in your topic is unnecessary. Even you can feel the future in it with all these crypto stuff and the numerous opportunities around it springing up.

Really? 😏. You don't have to be ashamed acknowledging that money to be made in that field is a motivation. Of course, there isn't anyone who doesn't like comfort and a good soft life. Provided you aren't scamming anyone to lead your life, own it.

Mate I am not sure what exactly is the reason why you did not succeed but these programs are not supposed to be the very reason of your success. Yes they will contribute to your skills and knowledge but it is not a fast ticket to success. You still need to work hard and keep improving.

If there is any way or opportunity I say just go for it no matter what be the result at least you tried it.

I agree with you for this and in this new generation technology is the best course ever. The web3 technology is here to help increase and develop the young individuals in the world. And I also tell young people that if they want to make money in this world now then they have to learn or study computer then divert to technology because that where they can do well in the new dispensation. Everything now is going to be digitalize so if you are still with orthodox or the traditional skills then you will definitely miss out.

So the Best way to to update theirselves in the new trend.

Well in general web3 projects have been disappointing for the most part, so it's not surprising why a lot of programs that say they "teach" you about it produce rather subpar results. Not to mention that most of what I've known was about a 3-4 hour short webinar that just endlessly talked about web3 definition of terms, so maybe I'm just biased.

Personally, I'd much rather just go self-study imo, there's a lot of materials out there that may not point to web3 technology, but can help you at the very least pinpoint a starting point. They're mostly related to coding stuff and there's a LOT of those online, so go from there.

That's always been my fear, but this one OP is talking about, I checked the link and it seems cool & it's free just certain requirements needed. The organizers have initially kick-started the Blockchain4youth initiative, and this is just a part of it from what I can gather. But sadly, I'm not in the required region, so good luck to those who are eligible.

There is a promising future in Web3 for young people. Web3 tech such as blockchain & decentralised apps offer new opportunities for innovation, entrepreneurship & economic empowerment. These technologies enable greater transparency, ownership & control over digital assets creating a more inclusive & equitable digital economy. Young people can participate in building & shaping the Web3 ecosystem, using their skills in areas like coding, design & community building. With the potential for decentralised finance, gaming, social media & more, Web3 presents exciting possibilities for young people to thrive & make a meaningful impact.

You don't even need such a program. If you're good at a certain something, just go all in on it and see if you can capitalize in the end. The internet in general — inside and outside of the cryptocurrency space is a huge opportunity for young individuals. It's just up to you if you're good enough and if you're patient enough.

But how can it be a paid program if they would rather pay you, and give the Dubai offer? I have never participated in crypto programs where you had to pay or necessary learn something in that sense. If the cost is not a lot, you can try your luck because you never know where it may get you.

Programs are undergone for individuals that are for the uplifts of the system. The space is general and capable of accepting crucial results which are interchangeable. We can always be promising and knowing every potential results comings our way. The web3 is for every intellectual individual that's capable of handling the modern technology and deliver key phases in crypto. It's not a simple task but the ones that gave grabbed such good knowledge will bring forth brilliant ideas to execute their jobs.

I think that web3 is the way forward for cryptocurrency, because they have so much in common, and if any individual especially the youths wants to learn more about it, then I think that it's a step in the right direction. I believe that the future will be all about technology and the internet, so time and resources that is put into understanding web3 will be worth it in the future.

Although I'm skeptical about free things and giveaways on the internet, and the OP talked about a free lecture and an all expense paid trip to Dubai, if it's for real then I think that he should perticipate and enjoy the experience.

It's understandable to feel torn between taking a risk and playing it safe, especially when considering participation in programs like the COO program on X. While such programs can offer valuable opportunities for learning, growth, and networking, there are also risks involved, and success is not guaranteed.

Before making a decision, it's essential to thoroughly research the program, including its reputation, success stories from past participants, and any potential drawbacks or limitations. Additionally, consider your own goals, skills, and resources to determine if the program aligns with your aspirations and if you're prepared to commit the time and effort required.

As for personal experiences with crypto programs or mentorships, it can vary greatly depending on the individual and the specific program. Some participants may find significant value and achieve their goals, while others may not see the desired results or feel that the program didn't meet their expectations. It's crucial to approach such opportunities with realistic expectations and a willingness to adapt and learn from both successes and setbacks.

Ultimately, the decision to participate in the COO program or any similar opportunity should be based on careful consideration of your own circumstances, goals, and risk tolerance. If you believe the program aligns with your objectives and you're prepared to take on the associated risks, it could be worth pursuing. However, if you have reservations or uncertainties, it may be wise to explore other options or seek advice from trusted mentors or advisors.

I do agree that if there is a free thing, then it is usually not acceptable and quite terrible. I think it is going to be a big issue for people who would not be seeing that type of problem, it is definitely a big big issue. People who do not get fooled could definitely end up seeing the situation changing, that is the real thing and we need to end up being like, we should consider becoming like that.

People who do end up getting fooled, could end up with some issues and that is not that easy and we can't make it work so it has to be the greatest situation if we just realize it at the last minute. Even the most simplest thing there is really nothing that could hurt us more than just airdrop type of simple stuff to end up making us work for them and then not even pay that.