You don’t need to know everything about Web3 before you get started. You need to know where to begin. For many students and beginners, Web3 can feel overwhelming. There are hackathons, learning programs, grants, community initiatives, ambassador programs, and opportunities to contribute to projects. But when you are just starting, three questions matter: → Where can I find relevant opportunities? → How do I know if I qualify? → What should I learn or prepare before applying? The answer is not to chase every opportunity you see. It is to understand your current skills, identify your interests, check the requirements, and focus on opportunities that align with your goals. You can begin by learning, participating in communities, contributing consistently, and building proof of your work. You do not need to be an expert on day one. You need a clear starting point and the willingness to keep learning. This is where the ALPHA RADAR vision becomes relevant. A more meaningful approach to Web3 opportunity discovery: Discover → Understand → Prioritize → Act. Because for students and beginners, the right opportunity is not simply the one that looks exciting. It is the one you understand, can realistically pursue, and can learn from. What was the biggest challenge you faced when you first started exploring Web3? #AlphaaRadar #KaminovaLabs @IbrahimSkamina