Opening the window in the early morning, the scenery is picturesque. This kind of atmosphere in a mountain city is actually very suitable for Web3 projects.
Have you ever thought that those tourist destinations centered around homestays and coffee shops could be transformed into entrepreneurial hubs for digital nomads? Running a homestay or coffee shop while working on Web3-related projects—independent of location, with controllable living costs and a strong community atmosphere. In theory, this combination is perfect.
The key issue is that the current revenue model is still too thin. Homestay income cycles are long, coffee shop margins are not high, and Web3 project monetization is still in the exploration stage... Short-term financial pressure is indeed a bit heavy. But in the long run, this kind of integration should be a good testing ground.
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ShibaOnTheRun
· 2h ago
Theoretically perfect, but in reality, it's quite fragile. It can't hold up in the short term.
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AirdropHunter007
· 10h ago
I think this idea sounds good, but it's all just talk. The profit from that little coffee shop can't cover the trial-and-error costs of Web3 at all.
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StablecoinAnxiety
· 10h ago
Another idealistic entrepreneurial dream—don't bother if you have no money.
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SybilAttackVictim
· 10h ago
The theory is perfect, but reality hits hard... The money from the homestay and coffee can't sustain the project's trial and error period at all.
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MercilessHalal
· 10h ago
This idea sounds very romantic, but the reality is quite harsh... Money issues are always the biggest pitfall.
Opening the window in the early morning, the scenery is picturesque. This kind of atmosphere in a mountain city is actually very suitable for Web3 projects.
Have you ever thought that those tourist destinations centered around homestays and coffee shops could be transformed into entrepreneurial hubs for digital nomads? Running a homestay or coffee shop while working on Web3-related projects—independent of location, with controllable living costs and a strong community atmosphere. In theory, this combination is perfect.
The key issue is that the current revenue model is still too thin. Homestay income cycles are long, coffee shop margins are not high, and Web3 project monetization is still in the exploration stage... Short-term financial pressure is indeed a bit heavy. But in the long run, this kind of integration should be a good testing ground.