How do I Transition My Services from Web2 to Web3?
summary
Concrete methods to add Web3 features to an existing Web2 site: integrate crypto payments using Commerce/plugins or a payment API snippet for immediate checkout, and offer ENS domains tied to user wallets so payments go to readable addresses. Replace passwords with wallet-based login, mint POAPs for loyalty/certificates and run raffles (example: bootcamp POAPs used as verifiable certificates and a raffle awarding ~20 prizes including Ledger‑style hardware), and use wallet apps (e.g., Willax) for gated uploads; also mention identity staking with refundable tokens (~900 TYR) upon verification.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 7:57Speaker introduction
- 10:25Web2 vs Web3 differences
- 14:16Traditional economy vs tokens
- 14:58Blockchain domains and identity
- 19:22Wallets and exclusive events
- 20:48Cryptocurrency payments
- 24:04POAP loyalty systems
- 27:39NFT event tickets
- 29:03Summary and closing
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