create a clean web3 infographic titled "[title]". show the process in [3/4/5] connected …

create a clean web3 infographic titled "[title]". show the process in [3/4/5] connected steps. each step should have a short header, one simple explanation, an icon, and arrows between steps. dark background. blue, purple, and teal accents. make it look polished, modern, and easy to read for x.' ▫️ make a project map use this when the project has many parts and your text feels too spread out. for example: • users • token • app • validators • partners • governance • incentives prompt structure: 'create a web3 ecosystem map for [project name]. place [project name] in the center. around it, show [list of parts]. connect them with arrows and short labels. use boxes, icons, and a structured layout. make it dark-mode, modern, and easy to scan.' ▫️ make a 'what to know first' card this is the easiest one for quick content. use it when you want one image that explains the main points fast. good sections: • what it does • who it is for • key feature • token role • traction • risk to watch prompt structure: 'design a web3 summary card titled "[title]". use [4/5/6] content blocks. each block should have a short header and 1 sentence. include these sections: [list sections]. make it premium, clean, dark-mode, and readable for social media.' ▫️ make a comparison infographic use this when your point is why the project is different. for example: • old way vs new way • Project X vs competitors • manual process vs protocol process prompt structure: 'create a side-by-side comparison infographic for [project name]. left side shows [old way / competitor / traditional approach]. right side shows [project name]. use short bullets, icons, labeled boxes, and clear visual contrast. dark background. make it sharp, simple, and easy to understand.' ▫️ make a token value flow diagram this is one of the most useful ones in web3. use it when you want to explain tokenomics w/o writing a messy wall of text for example: • where fees come from • where rewards go • staking • burning • incentives • redistribution prompt structure: 'create a token value flow infographic for [project name]. show how value moves between [users], [protocol], [token], [fees], [rewards], and [staking]. use arrows, icons, short labels, and simple captions. make it look like a clean web3 tokenomics visual with high readability.' ▫️the easiest formula to reuse if someone wants to make prompts fast, this is the simplest formula: 'create a [type of infographic] for [project name] about [topic]. use [number] sections. include [main blocks]. use arrows, icons, short labels, and simple explanations. make it dark-mode, modern, clean, and readable for x.' that is the real value here. not "make me a cool image" 😂 more like: • explain this project • simplify this system • show the value flow • turn my notes into a visual openai says images 2.0 improved text rendering, editing, and instruction following, which is why this kind of infographic use is more realistic now… everything is in detail fellow degens… go and build