About Hashtag Web3
Career infrastructure for an open internet.
Hashtag Web3 connects builders, teams, and the wider Web3 community through verified work, practical career intelligence, and conversations that travel beyond the job board.
The point of the platform
Make the signal easier to find.
Founded in 2022, Hashtag Web3 helps people navigate the decentralized economy without sorting through the same noise twice. We bring jobs, events, news, education, and practical tools into one useful layer.
The community spans builders, operators, founders, recruiters, and curious people finding their way into Web3. The goal is simple: make the next good move more visible.
What we optimize for
- Less repetition, more useful context.
- Real opportunities over vague promises.
- A community that compounds knowledge.
100k+
Web3 Professionals
55M+
Job Post Views
40k
Avg. Listeners per Space
35M+
LinkedIn Post Impressions
How we work
A human editorial layer on top of a busy market.
Verified before visible
We check source quality, hiring signals, links, and duplicates before a role reaches the board.
Useful context
The glossary, playbook, salary tools, and guides turn a listing into a better career decision.
Open by default
Jobs, events, news, and definitions are available through the site, public APIs, and machine-readable feeds.
From the network
Work gets better when the room gets wider.
Our community work spans job distribution, media, events, and direct conversations with the teams building the ecosystem.
Demo Day with Onepiece Labs & Sei
Founder Interview with Obortech
AltLayer Rollup Day
Where people find us
One community, several useful doors.
Networking Community
21,000 member Telegram group with spam-bot-moderated topics for community-driven content.
Twitter & Spotify
Twitter Spaces with guests like a Pink Floyd member got up to 42k avg listeners. 50k tuned-in to our podcasts.
Telegram Channels
60,000 subscribers for Web3 job postings (one of the largest) and 13,000 for our news feed.
Newsletter
Delivered to 150,000 subscribers, averaging 5,700 views per issue, primarily from Europe and Asia.