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RE: Thoughts on why Initiatives and Projects die
great thoughts man. one of the hardest things to build online is culture and community.
takes years to build it up and seconds to ruin it. one bad apple can ruin it. one bad experience can as well.
i think as leaders anyone that is trying build both culture and community needs oodles amount of patience and stick-to-it-ness not found with everyday folks.
lots of crypto projects were built
on hype. which i’m not sure fit into the culture and community needed for long term growth?
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I think often that the only way to make a project crash proof is to not attach it to the hip to things you have no control over. Meaning, if the focal point of the community is price action, then its bound to dissolve, because you can't control that.
However, if the focus is fun, maybe even games, companionship etc... then price action is relevant but not absolute.
great point too man. that’s set up for failure especially in crypto attaching ‘success’ based on a price.
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