• @badbunnz_ 0.03 -> 0.65 ath
• @meganacci 0.00 -> 0.3 ath
• @megalioETH 0.025 -> 0.155 ath
• @WCNetizens 0.03 -> 0.10eth ath
Y’all either minted or held the wrong stuffs on megaeth
Welcome to NFTs
Sadly, CT users are often more important than the builders themselves, here’s why:
- Products don’t thrive without users. So who exactly are these users?
- A lot of people claim they don’t want “farmers,” yet the top projects in the space make a huge portion of their hype, metrics, and even revenue from exactly that, farming protocols and airdrop activity.
- it’s pure hypocrisy. People look down on small farmers who don’t have big bags (because they don’t move the needle much individually), while praising the big-volume farmers who actually drive the numbers.
- Without farmers, how would any project brag about wallet counts, transaction volume, or “active users”?
Even founders actively design marketing campaigns to attract and farm these same users.
- The uncomfortable truth is we’re all farmers, just farming different things. Builders farm users and capital, investors farm narratives, and users farm yields. And we all get salty when our farm doesn’t pay off.
Sadly, CT users are often more important than the builders themselves, here’s why:
- Products don’t thrive without users. So who exactly are these users?
- A lot of people claim they don’t want “farmers,” yet the top projects in the space make a huge portion of their hype, metrics, and even revenue from exactly that, farming protocols and airdrop activity.
- it’s pure hypocrisy. People look down on small farmers who don’t have big bags (because they don’t move the needle much individually), while praising the big-volume farmers who actually drive the numbers.
- Without farmers, how would any project brag about wallet counts, transaction volume, or “active users”?
Even founders actively design marketing campaigns to attract and farm these same users.
- The uncomfortable truth is we’re all farmers, just farming different things. Builders farm users and capital, investors farm narratives, and users farm yields. And we all get salty when our farm doesn’t pay off.
Not necessarily, most ladies start growing significantly from age 15 - 18 firstly.
Then their body reaches its absolute peak hormonal maturity at around age 20 - 30
That’s the period where her body is at its peak.
So most times, it’s just the hormones do its work, the gym can only tone it
Sadly, CT users are often more important than the builders themselves, here’s why:
- Products don’t thrive without users. So who exactly are these users?
- A lot of people claim they don’t want “farmers,” yet the top projects in the space make a huge portion of their hype, metrics, and even revenue from exactly that, farming protocols and airdrop activity.
- it’s pure hypocrisy. People look down on small farmers who don’t have big bags (because they don’t move the needle much individually), while praising the big-volume farmers who actually drive the numbers.
- Without farmers, how would any project brag about wallet counts, transaction volume, or “active users”?
Even founders actively design marketing campaigns to attract and farm these same users.
- The uncomfortable truth is we’re all farmers, just farming different things. Builders farm users and capital, investors farm narratives, and users farm yields. And we all get salty when our farm doesn’t pay off.
Sadly, CT users are often more important than the builders themselves, here’s why:
- Products don’t thrive without users. So who exactly are these users?
- A lot of people claim they don’t want “farmers,” yet the top projects in the space make a huge portion of their hype, metrics, and even revenue from exactly that, farming protocols and airdrop activity.
- it’s pure hypocrisy. People look down on small farmers who don’t have big bags (because they don’t move the needle much individually), while praising the big-volume farmers who actually drive the numbers.
- Without farmers, how would any project brag about wallet counts, transaction volume, or “active users”?
Even founders actively design marketing campaigns to attract and farm these same users.
- The uncomfortable truth is we’re all farmers, just farming different things. Builders farm users and capital, investors farm narratives, and users farm yields. And we all get salty when our farm doesn’t pay off.
@waleswoosh It is for sure, but they are bringing something to the table, what CT users really bring to the table?
Most of them just farm protocols and leave it after they got paid, that's not worth it now
It could work if those people really cared about the apps they are using
But lowkey, if you focused on the right apps on @megaeth , you would have made money.
I didn’t invest so much and still Closed with profit thanks to @TopStrikeIO.
Thanks to them for the extra stimmy.
@adelbucetta Yeah, but you would not blame anyone. Investors having high hopes means they believed in the team to deliver.
It’s now left for the team to carry them along well and help them manage expectations.
The only reason why “MegaETH is a rug”
Is not because the chain rugged or the team stopped building.
It’s just because people were disappointed by the terminal drop.
Sadly, the greater majority of the space are here for the money and don’t really pay attention to the products and how they work.
More reason why most people lost money on the terminal. They just threw money on every app without doing personal research.
There were different ways to earn points and money, but you didn’t pay attention.
The assessments aren’t hard they are just complicated.
It’s just like failing a question because the lecturer twisted the question.
So those who have been doing it for a while are used to the question types and how the answers should look or seems like, more reason why a new person can fail on the first try and an old user wouldn’t.
But no one wants to risk failing because you don’t get another chance to try.