Introduction: Marvvy’s Mission and Goals
Marvvyforchrist is a web3 content educator, simplifying complex concepts to newbies and enthusiasts by creating engaging and creative contents.
He identified that the door to the potential of Web 3 technology is still half-shut as a result of technical noise, fragmented information, opaque jargons and even isolation.
To curb this, Marrvy is on a mission to dismantle these walls. He has done this through easy to understand guides, hands-on workshops, 𝕏 spaces and creating thriving networks.
In his words,
“I’m transforming onboarding from a solo sprint into a collaborative journey. My work isn’t just about simplifying concepts; it’s about building bridges that turn outsiders into active contributors, ensuring Web3 grows not just bigger, but better.”
Marvvy’s Proof Of Work Includes:
- A User Generated Content (UGC) Promotional Video For Borderless 3.0 Event: With over 6k views on TIktok, this video engaged a wide audience, providing information about Borderless 3.0 and why they should attend. He also drove sign-ups to the Byteonchain.news newsletter.
2. An easy-to-understand video guide on how to sell tokens: The video had over 4k+ views on Youtube with about 15 community members giving positive reviews of the content, as it helped them sell their tokens for profit easily.
3. Marrvy Onboarded 10 students on Moonwalk, a fitness app.
4. Marrvy spoke to University students on how they could balance Web3 and School.
5. Organized an event where over 100 persons were onboarded to Web3., to name a few.
How To Vote For Marrvy
Marrvy’s work targets students in Africa, shifting their initial confusion to proper understanding and ability to take actionable steps.
With his contributions, he hopes to foster inclusive participation in decentralized ecosystems by simplifying blockchain concepts and dismantling the barrier to adoption through beginner-friendly guides, live workshops, and collaborative community spaces.
Donate to MarrvyForChrist here and be a part of promoting web 3 technology for students in Africa.
