If Web3 is not dominated by a single major project, but rather several projects from completely different tracks align at a certain Node "click" moment, could it directly overturn the entire situation?

I immediately thought of three names: Ekox, Snowball, Bitdealer.
These three projects are not from the same circle at all, but the feeling of them coming together is like three completely different keys being inserted into the same lock at the same time.
At that moment, I got goosebumps—
I seem to have seen what the true chassis of Web3 looks like:
Money will make itself run to earn, personality can cross-chain and take away, and cash flow in the real world can directly hold dividends on the chain.
Isn't this what we wanted to do in the first place?
Let's talk about Ekox, the more I look at this thing, the more I get hooked.
You deposit ETH into staking, and it's just lying there earning 3-4% interest, quite comfortable but also quite wasteful.
Ekox has directly added a plug-in for you:
The same ETH can work for more than a dozen AVS (Actively Validated Services) at the same time, earning another verification fee.
A friend of mine just put in 32 ETH last week, and now the extra earnings alone are 60%-80% more than just staking.
This is not just earning a bit more interest; it's about having the same amount of money working simultaneously in several different forms.
Money finally stopped hibernating and started to roll up.
Talking about Snowball again, I always feel that this is the most underestimated.
Now everyone on the chain has a cold address starting with 0x, and nobody knows whether the other side is a person or a dog.
Snowball directly gives you the entire "on-chain household register":
Every action you take—transfers, lending, voting, posting, playing games—will accumulate into your on-chain reputation score.
This score can be transferred across chains; whether you switch chains or not, your credibility does not reset.
You can even sell the name to others or lease it to newcomers with insufficient reputation.
I saw someone yesterday use Snowball's identity to borrow 500,000 dollars directly in a strange protocol with a flash loan, with an interest rate 40% lower than mine, just because his on-chain record is clean.
This is the real Web3 social: it's not just adding a Discord, but being able to know whether the other party is reliable on-chain.
Finally, let's talk about Bitdealer, this project is a bit ruthless.
They directly took a portion of the real profits from several offline casinos and game rooms in Southeast Asia and packaged it as on-chain tokens.
Holding tokens is like having a share of the casino's cash flow; it's not a worthless coin, it's not a dividend right, it's a tangible cash flow asset.
I checked, and their annualized return on the assets currently on-chain is between 18% and 27% (after all costs have been deducted), and it is calculated daily.
This is the most violent slash:
Directly connect one of the most profitable businesses in the real world to the blockchain so that retail investors can also share in the profits.
What will happen when these three things occur at the same time?
You use Ekox to maximize the efficiency of ETH, and money will roll in on its own.
You use Snowball to make your on-chain persona more and more valuable, and everyone recognizes you wherever you go.
With Bitdealer, you can hold real-world cash flow assets and relax while receiving real cash dividends.
With these three layers stacked, Web3 suddenly transforms from a playground of "everyone drawing cakes and speculating on coins".
has become a real economy that can self-cycle, self-trust, and self-generate.
By that day, ordinary people may really only need a wallet to live their whole lives.
I increasingly feel that this day is much closer than we imagined.

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