"Top Graduates Flock to Web3 - Arrogance and Prejudice? How to Change? | Extended Discussion: Development, Ecology, and Moats of Public Chains" An increasing number of graduates from prestigious universities are choosing to enter Web3. In their eyes, why is Crypto more attractive than traditional finance? How have their views on this circle changed? Do top graduates really not stumble in the crypto space? In this episode of the podcast, we will also extend the discussion to issues such as the development, ecology, and moats of public chains. --------------------------- 00:54 Guest @day_dream1007 self-introduction 01:10 The opportunity to enter the industry, is Web3 considered a good opportunity in the eyes of American graduates? 02:15 Entering the industry first and learning later, boldly sending resumes, tips for entering the industry 03:02 Cognitive shift, the experience of trading crypto for the first time 04:33 Applying traditional financial thinking, getting beaten up by the crypto space 05:41 After truly understanding the industry, the shift in gameplay --------------------------- 07:15 Development models of public chain projects 08:02 The most troublesome issues during the development process 10:05 Ethereum's Fusaka upgrade was very successful, moving towards a more stable settlement layer, L2 can already achieve high TPS and low fees, why still develop a new L1 public chain from scratch? 11:46 High performance is not the decisive factor for public chains, what is your view on "moats"? 13:41 If you don't strongly support "favorite child" projects like Solana, how can the ecology improve in the short term? 15:23 Overemphasis on compliance, especially in the early stages of projects, won't it hinder project development?