February 3, 2025

Sandra Abrams, 64, got into Web3 in 2021 and now pushes other seniors to learn smart contracts and AI tools. She shows concrete uses: storing medical records and wills on blockchain, using location tracking for dementia care, earning money on social media. She warns about scams and points to beginner guides.
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64 years old.
August 2021.
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I'm Sandra and people tell me I'm a senior citizen. I'm 64 years old and I'm just trying to keep up with what's going on in the world. Today, August of 2021, I started looking into smart contracts and how they can help senior citizens. Medical records, your health care plan, your last will and testament, your mortgage, your car title, property rights. How you would be able to stay in control of your finances. Being able to understand how the new monetary systems are being incorporated in your portfolios right now. Grayscale, Fidelity, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Charles Schwab, they're all doing something. They're incorporating cryptocurrency. I want you to be safe. I want you to understand what you can do to have a better quality of life and be a part of society. Digital and virtual natives, your children and grandchildren, they already understand tokenomics, they already understand digital assets. They understand the world today. Don't get left behind. It's a choice. I choose to be here and now. I've learned about different things for health care, not just smart contracts. There are different AI tools that can be used. Yeah, AI is scary, but at the same time it's very useful for senior citizen. There's medical apps to monitor your heart rate, your blood pressure, your sleep patterns, stress levels. There's different things you can do to have your medical information that people can connect with if there's any kind of emergency and you're incapacitated. They're called near field communication chips come in bracelets, necklaces. There's also geolocation that you can do with these kind of things on bracelets, jewelry for somebody who has Alzheimer's or dementia. Being able to put all of your documents on chain, your medical care on chain, your trust funds, your last will and testament. Being able to have better quality of health care, I think that's important. We're living in the largest transference of generational wealth. What are you going to leave behind? Your medical care? How empowered do you want to be? How much in control do you want to be of your end of life care? It's a choice and it's a difficult one to make. Be a part of society, stay connected with your children and grandchildren who are digital and virtual natives. I started with five minutes a day of vocabulary because I didn't understand the words coming out of people's mouths. It's still very overwhelming. The world is accelerating not just exponentially, I'd say tenfold. I'm Sandra. What can I do to help you? I have a substack my journey down web3 rabbit hole. I have a YouTube web3 rabbit hole. I have X formerly known as Twitter on board. 60. My stand store has my journal of the first year and a half or so to let you see exactly what can happen. Because there is a lot of scams out there. There's a lot of things to understand. I have a Web3 for seniors. It's Web3 1101. It's like Cliff Notes. Easy to read. I also have how to Succeed in social media in 2025. There are a lot of different ways now that you can actually earn money on social media. It's a little different. I am one person that wants to help senior citizens stay safe and understand that things are as they are and you get on board or you get left behind. That's it.
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