Bring EVERYONE #DGB family
#DigiDollar. I personally expect everyone in the community to be here. If you have ideas and can't make it DM them to me or @Ccsfounder please.
Hey $DGB fam let's get together and discuss how to approach October 17. I have some ideas on how we can incentivize participation.
Set a reminder for my upcoming Space! https://t.co/TeKk4lGhvN
Bitcoin has the Pizza Guy. digibyte:native has The Power Bill Guy. @Cm0re1
The $BTC Pizza guy lost all his Bitcoin buying pizza.
The digibyte:native Powerbill guy kept all his DigiByte paying his power bill.
He minted DigiDollars by TimeLocking his DGB. 🚀
BTC = 21 Supply, DGB = 21 Billion Supply
Owning money and having access to money are not the same thing.
Most people don't learn the difference until the day access is taken away. #DigiDollar $DGB
🚨 Think 5,000 DGB isn't much? Think again.
Going from 2 DGB to 5,000 DGB is a gain of 249,900% 🤯
🌍 With only about 2 $DGB per person based on today's global population...
🏆 The #DDCreators weekly prize of 5,000 DGB is equivalent to accumulating 2,500× more DGB than the global per-person average allocation.
🎥 Create. 📢 Share. 🗳️ Vote. 🚀 Win.
#DigiByte #DGB #DDCreators #CryptoCommunity 💙⚡️🌎🔥
Is it just me, or do some developers act like marketing doesn’t exist unless a blockchain is directly paying for it?
Just because there isn’t a company writing checks for marketing doesn’t mean marketing isn’t happening.
Community members are spending their own money and dedicating hundreds of hours to educate people, advocate for the project, write articles, create tutorials, make instructional videos, design graphics, host X Spaces, make YouTube videos, answer questions, onboard users, and explain how the technology actually works.
“If you build it, they will come” only works if somebody puts up a damn sign showing people where to go.
Your code is not some magical beacon that automatically makes people discover it, understand it, trust it, use it, and put their money into it.
Someone has to tell the story.
Someone has to explain why it matters.
Someone has to bring people through the door.
So don’t say “marketing doesn’t exist” just because you personally didn’t pay for it. In many decentralized communities, someone else simply took on that burden themselves.
Marketing people put a shit ton of time, energy, creativity, and money into what they build too.
You want people to respect the code you built?
Respect the people building the audience around it too.
Developers build the technology.
Marketing helps people find it.
You need both.