The story behind Shrimps is worth noting. Unlike typical whale-dominated projects, this community was built by people who started small. The founders themselves were once retail traders—shrimps in the market. Now, with nearly 1,000 members joining the movement, something interesting is happening: whales are beginning to notice. What makes this different? It's the authenticity. When a project is created by those who've been on the struggling end, the community feels real. Members aren't just followers; they're part of a shared journey from zero to wherever this goes. That kind of narrative resonates.
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SerRugResistant
· 11h ago
Projects that have risen from the ground up—that's the real deal. Unlike those that were hyped up right from the start, this one has substance.
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CoffeeOnChain
· 11h ago
The most authentic stories start from zero; just do your own thing and don't follow the crowd.
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FlashLoanLarry
· 11h ago
Starting a project from zero is the most interesting; this is what a true community is all about.
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ParanoiaKing
· 11h ago
Starting a narrative from scratch truly touches people's hearts, but how far it can go depends on what happens next.
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ImpermanentLossFan
· 11h ago
The story from zero to one is indeed captivating, but how many true believers are there among these 1,000 people...
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SybilSlayer
· 11h ago
The story of starting from zero is truly intense; the narrative of small retail investors turning into project teams really hits home.
The story behind Shrimps is worth noting. Unlike typical whale-dominated projects, this community was built by people who started small. The founders themselves were once retail traders—shrimps in the market. Now, with nearly 1,000 members joining the movement, something interesting is happening: whales are beginning to notice. What makes this different? It's the authenticity. When a project is created by those who've been on the struggling end, the community feels real. Members aren't just followers; they're part of a shared journey from zero to wherever this goes. That kind of narrative resonates.