What is the true identity of a builder? It is always treating the community as your dialogue partner when building a product. This is not a one-way dissemination but a two-way interaction — we each come here with our own consensus and find common ground at the intersection.
Building is not an island. When you regard the community as a partner moving forward together rather than a passive recipient, things are different. It is a two-way street, where both sides need to participate, understand, and recognize. Builders need to listen, and the community needs support — this is a balanced relationship.
In the Web3 world, this kind of interaction is being understood and practiced by more people. Driven by consensus, not just marketing or promotion. This is the foundation for healthy ecosystem development.
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SmartMoneyWallet
· 11h ago
Sounds good, but on-chain data tells a different story. Just look at those projects claiming to be "community-driven"—a quick check of the token distribution reveals their true nature, and the core address holdings are absolutely terrifying.
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StillBuyingTheDip
· 11h ago
That's correct, but the reality is that most project teams don't listen to the community at all; they just cut their own deals.
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0xSherlock
· 11h ago
That's true, but how many actually do it in reality? Most are still just fooling around with one set after another.
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MEVSandwich
· 11h ago
Sounds good in theory, but how many actually follow through? Most are still just shouting about community while actually pulling a fast one.
What is the true identity of a builder? It is always treating the community as your dialogue partner when building a product. This is not a one-way dissemination but a two-way interaction — we each come here with our own consensus and find common ground at the intersection.
Building is not an island. When you regard the community as a partner moving forward together rather than a passive recipient, things are different. It is a two-way street, where both sides need to participate, understand, and recognize. Builders need to listen, and the community needs support — this is a balanced relationship.
In the Web3 world, this kind of interaction is being understood and practiced by more people. Driven by consensus, not just marketing or promotion. This is the foundation for healthy ecosystem development.