Hi, everyone! Building in crypto is not easy. A product that would be built in private with just a few investors to answer to, in crypto is built in public with hundreds or thousands of investors expecting results.
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- The crypto space is difficult to build in
- Projects with small market caps have yet to see the impact of the bull run
- Anyone can invest in crypto startups in a way only a few can in a traditional market
- Crypto, like anything else, works 24/7
I recently made a thread talking about how people like Matt, Splinterlands' leader, have to build in a public environment and become a CEO even when it's not in their nature, and have to be exposed to all the negativity and frustration of others while still keeping working and building the best product for that same community.
Building in this space is very rewarding but also very challenging; we have to build not only a product but a whole ecosystem around it and the tokenomics of it, caring for the performance of the project as a product and of the token it is tied to.
The community here plays a role that they do not play in other business models. Anyone can invest in the project in a permissionless way, in any amounts, 24/7. That is an opportunity to invest in a project early in its lifetime that the average person can't do with traditional businesses.
As a community, we could attack the leaders of a project and make their job even harder than it is, maybe causing them to quit, or we could be kind and supportive, helping them improve the project so we can all enjoy the benefits when they come. Be kind.
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