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 * **Set up a communication channel** — this could be Telegram, Signal, WhatsApp, WeChat, or a Discord server, whatever is more popular where you’re at, so people can connect, ask questions, and share resources.  
 * **Find your early adopters.** Identify a few people who are passionate about Ethereum and Web3. They will become your core supporters and collaborators.  
 * **Host small, consistent events.** Start with informal meetups, study groups, or workshops. Consistency is key — even if the group is small at first, regular events build trust and momentum.   
-*** Try reaching out to local companies**, educational institutions, or coworking spaces to provide you with space free of charge. If you can not find speakers from your country, invite online speakers but gather people physically. It’s crucial to keep your audience physically present in one place.   
+* **Try reaching out to local companies**, educational institutions, or coworking spaces to provide you with space free of charge. If you can not find speakers from your country, invite online speakers but gather people physically. It’s crucial to keep your audience physically present in one place.   
 * **Collaborate with existing tech communities.** If there are developer groups, startup ecosystems, or blockchain meetups already established, partner with them to introduce Ethereum topics and expand your reach.  
 * **Share educational content** about Ethereum’s potential.  
 * **Reach out to global communities.** Connect with established Ethereum groups and projects worldwide for support, mentorship, and potential collaboration. Ethereum communities across the globe have at least one thing in common: They are all eager to help.