2025-12-28 13:37:59

I've always wanted to do something different in the crypto world, and today I finally had an idea—forming a Web3 team.

The team members are all students from Shenzhen University. They can help everyone track on-chain data and research project trends at critical moments, and are also willing to discuss industry trends and exchange ideas during their free time. Basically, I want to contribute something to the Web3 ecosystem from a young people's perspective.

However, we still need a catchy team name. We hope everyone can help us come up with ideas. If you're also passionate about Web3 or interested in our small project, feel free to reach out!

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Fren_Not_Food

· 6h ago

Deep university student team formation? Come on, that's an interesting idea. But have you thought of a good name? It needs to sound catchy. On-chain data tracking definitely needs people; I support this effort. A young people's perspective? That's exactly what's missing in the crypto world. I think this can work, keep it up, brother. The team name is a bit tricky, can't help much. Forming such a team feels promising; keep going.

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GateUser-beba108d

· 11h ago

A university student team is working on Web3, and this idea is quite interesting, better than just talking on paper. --- The team name should be catchy; otherwise, it might get lost in the information flow. --- A young perspective is indeed needed; it all depends on whether they can survive the various pitfalls in the crypto world. --- Is tracking on-chain data reliable? Are there any real cases? --- Forming a team is easy; how to operate and monetize is the real test. --- Hey, this idea is quite good; just need a name. I suggest a crypto-related pun or homophone. --- Students are learning and working at the same time, quite dedicated, but the crypto market changes too fast. Can they keep up? --- The Web3 ecosystem needs this kind of young blood; support it. --- Have you thought of a name? I have a few ideas; we can discuss privately. --- I believe in doing something different, but the pitfalls in the crypto world are really numerous. Be careful not to get caught.

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NewPumpamentals

· 12h ago

Friends from Shenzhen University are getting involved—this is what the crypto world should look like.

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ChainWanderingPoet

· 12h ago

Deep university students team up to do Web3, this idea is still good, but the naming part depends on everyone --- Young people doing on-chain data tracking, a good idea, but the Web3 circle is quite competitive, only those who can persist are truly capable --- A loud name is indeed important, but more important than the name is whether you can really deliver some valuable content --- Forming a team to do industry research is very competitive, I hope you won't disband halfway --- From a student's perspective, it's indeed fresh, just see if you can keep up with the rhythm later --- Need a name? Then call it the On-Chain Sweeping Monk, haha --- This direction is okay, but be careful of the routines in the crypto circle, don’t get caught in analyzing the market after being exploited --- Feels good, young teams just need to hustle, and if you need help with community matters, just say it

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StablecoinAnxiety

· 12h ago

Deep University students are into Web3? That's quite an idea, but when it comes to naming, you really need to think it through carefully. Don't just settle for a pun or a joke. --- Young people's perspectives are indeed necessary, but I'm just worried that it might end up repeating the same old routines. --- On-chain data tracking + trend discussion sounds reliable, but honestly, there are so many organizations like this in the crypto space. How can you stand out? --- Having enthusiasm is a good thing, but the key is whether you can hold on until the bear market. That's the real test. --- Want to join the team, but first, let me clarify— is this a student project or are you planning to do this long-term? --- I also can't think of a name. You can try asking in the Telegram group; you might get some weird suggestions. --- My biggest fear is coming up with a fancy name, only to disappear after half a year. --- Deep University has good resources. Try to integrate the school's resources to make it easier to achieve results.

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ChainProspector

· 12h ago

Deep university student team, quite creative. But honestly, in this circle, wanting to do something "different" depends on how long you can stick with it. --- A loud team name... I think it's fine to come up with anything, but the key is to produce results. --- Young people's perspective is a plus, but if you really understand on-chain data, don't end up becoming just another money-grabber. --- Why are there always people wanting to form teams? How many have truly survived a bull and bear cycle? --- The idea is okay, but I suggest starting small and not aiming to change the ecosystem right away. --- Good team members, but worried that enthusiasm might fade later. That's how it is in Web3—lots of ideas, but persistence is rare.

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AirdropHarvester

· 12h ago

A group of college students is doing Web3 together, and this idea is pretty good. Young people should have this kind of drive. But a catchy name is really important; if you come up with a random one, you'll regret it later. How about calling it "On-Chain New Voice"? It sounds a bit artistic haha. I think your approach can work, but you need to generate buzz to push the project forward. As for the team name, it depends on what direction you want to focus on—on-chain data or project research. If needed, feel free to reach out to me for a chat. I've been in this circle for quite a few years.

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