So free mints supposedly underperform? That's a bold take that doesn't quite hold up. Sure, not every free mint turns into a success story, but writing them off entirely misses the nuance. The real question isn't whether free mints work—it's about execution, community, and long-term vision. Plenty of projects have used free mints strategically to build engaged communities that later drove real value. Sometimes the most vocal critics just haven't seen the right examples yet.
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GateUser-00be86fc
· 17h ago
Is free mint really that bad? I've actually seen a few that took off.
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MergeConflict
· 18h ago
Free mint crashes are indeed common, but completely denying it is too absolute... The key still depends on whether the team is reliable.
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zkProofGremlin
· 18h ago
Successful free mint cases do exist; it's just that most people don't see them.
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FloorSweeper
· 18h ago
Hey, this logic makes sense. Free minting is just about who uses it correctly.
So free mints supposedly underperform? That's a bold take that doesn't quite hold up. Sure, not every free mint turns into a success story, but writing them off entirely misses the nuance. The real question isn't whether free mints work—it's about execution, community, and long-term vision. Plenty of projects have used free mints strategically to build engaged communities that later drove real value. Sometimes the most vocal critics just haven't seen the right examples yet.