To be honest, the projects in the Web3 space that truly succeed never rely solely on having the best technology.
The key is people. Those who are willing to spend time in Discord every day making suggestions, sharing project updates, and sticking around even during bear markets—these people are the real foundation of any project. An active community is worth more than ten technical geniuses.
Many people are still dreaming of making miracles happen on their own, but the reality is—in this industry, sticking together is much more effective than fighting alone. Sharing ideas, supporting each other, and long-term companionship are the real secrets to keeping a project alive and helping it grow bigger and stronger.
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New_Ser_Ngmi
· 20h ago
Really, compared to those who boast about technical skills, I trust those who truly stick with the project through tough times more.
Community is the moat; without discussion, there is no enthusiasm.
Going solo? Wake up, brother. These days, you can't survive without consensus.
I've been in several Discord servers for a long time, and the most profound feeling is — those who stay make all the difference.
No matter how strong the technology, a project with no popularity is doomed. Only a warm community can carry us through to the next wave.
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RetailTherapist
· 12-10 12:20
Damn, that's a really harsh statement. I think technology is also necessary, it can't be totally supported by the community... But I've indeed seen many projects by technical geniuses fail outright due to lack of popularity; it's still about helping each other succeed.
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MissedTheBoat
· 12-09 15:38
So true, that's exactly how I got rekt.
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GasGuzzler
· 12-09 14:43
The community is indeed more important than technology, but don't underestimate those who truly understand code. Sometimes, if the technology fails, everything falls apart.
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OnchainHolmes
· 12-09 14:43
I couldn't agree more. Compared to technical whitepapers, what really matters are those who truly believe in you and stick with you through thick and thin.
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GasWaster69
· 12-09 14:42
Community is everything; technology is just standard.
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FlashLoanLarry
· 12-09 14:38
lol so community is the moat now? funny how nobody talks about liquidity depth or actual value extraction mechanics anymore. tbh the discord warriors are just coping—real thesis validation happens on-chain, not in some telegram group chat ngl
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DaoTherapy
· 12-09 14:19
So true, Discord activity is way more impressive than a whitepaper.
The ones who stick around during the bear market are the real believers; no matter how great the tech is, it can’t withstand a scattered community.
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SandwichHunter
· 12-09 14:14
That's right, that's exactly how I see it. The community is the real key.
To be honest, the projects in the Web3 space that truly succeed never rely solely on having the best technology.
The key is people. Those who are willing to spend time in Discord every day making suggestions, sharing project updates, and sticking around even during bear markets—these people are the real foundation of any project. An active community is worth more than ten technical geniuses.
Many people are still dreaming of making miracles happen on their own, but the reality is—in this industry, sticking together is much more effective than fighting alone. Sharing ideas, supporting each other, and long-term companionship are the real secrets to keeping a project alive and helping it grow bigger and stronger.