ðª $GRVT registration is live
ðAs expected project trying to add vesting
ðBut here is a strategy as a community we all can avoid this vesting
ð Registration ends - 17 July
ð TGE - 21st July
ðª28% on S1&2 Airdrop
ðSo during registration u need to choose one from below
ðTGE 100% - 1X
ð4 months after TGE - 2X
ð8 months after TGE - 4X
âIf u don't register, u get 100% TGE
ðBut Here's the interesting part
ðªThe total airdrop pool doesn't increase
ð¥Multiplier just increase ur share & reduce other's share
ð¡So if everyone simply chooses 100% at TGE, everyone receives an equal share immediately
âwithout vesting
ðSo here is the plan
â Just select 100% TGE
ð¥Appeal to Every GRVT user to choose TGE
ð¥ Encourage other GRVT users to do the same
ð«Avoid unnecessary vesting
ð€Wt do u think about this plan?
ð«µWhat Will u choose? Let me know
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If youâre worried about users leaving after the airdrop,âšI have some advice for you.
The secret to a projectâs success is hype.
Hype is nothing more than peopleâs expectations.
Look at successful projects like Hyperliquid, Avantis, and Aster.
âšThey all distributed large airdrops right from the start.âšI know itâs painful for the team.
But the world runs on give and take.
Users who receive a big airdrop will start treating the project like a godâšand spread the word aggressively.
They become high-quality KOLs who work for free.
âšThis attracts new users.
Because the combination ofâšfirsthand user testimonials and proven results (massive airdrops)âšis incredibly powerful.
Once you establish this cycle, itâs your turn next.
A large influx of new users will come in,âšand daily volume will recover to pre-airdrop levels or higher ââšallowing you to make money.
This is give and take.
Once you make users truly excited, they will deify you.
âšTrust is built.
The simple fact that you âgave users a big airdrop onceââšwill forgive most of your future actions.
Even if you hide the points system,âšusers will believe there are hidden points.
Even if you run Season 100, theyâll think youâre amazing.
Even if service quality drops,âštheyâll believe the team is still great.
It becomes very hard for people to criticize you.
On the other hand,âšif you fail the first airdrop, the project is essentially over.
âšIt might even end your life (in this space).
People will stop expecting anything from you.
âšThey will stop using the product.
Naturally, they will stop believing in the token,âšso no one will buy it and it will keep getting sold.
When the price drops, youâll be accused of being a scammerâšby thousands of users.
Those posts will spread,âšand the project itself will be hit with scam-like reputation management.
Your SEO history will be ruined.
âšOnce people start writing FUD about you on X,âšyour name will be permanently linked with âscam,ââšand all your efforts will go to waste.
98% of users donât care about your projectâs quality,âšinnovative technology, or blockchain solution.
If the logo looks cool,âšitâs easy to use, easy to understand,âšand feels trustworthy ââštheyâre already very satisfied.
And if you want to attract and captivate usersâšwith that level of literacy, hype is essential.
Look at Aster.âšThe product quality is poor,âšbut even after doing five airdrops, it stays at the top.
That is the power of hype.âšThat is trust.
Now look at @edgeX_exchange.
âšThey were a promising new star,âšbut now theyâve joined the ranks of scam projects.
Once trust is lost, no matter how many great features you add,âšyou wonât recover.
(If the $edge token price recovers, users might listen again.âšBut since they are takers who start with âtakeâ instead of âgive,ââšthey probably wonât make the smart decision.)
You currently have many case studies available to learn from.
âšStudy the success stories and aim for long-term success.
I think O1 is excellent except for the transaction errors.
If you want to obtain money, fame, and buzz all at once,âšstart with the âgiveâ in give and take.
Itâs a difficult decision that requires courage.
âšThatâs why most people canât make it and end up failing.
The profits will come later.
Believe in the days youâve spent building this.