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From Uncertainty to Influence: The Creator Circle Awakens
Every creator's story starts the same way — clumsy first posts, late-night doubts, content that gets buried in feeds. But that's where the real journey begins.
Forged in the Feed is launching as a creator panel series specifically for established voices and rising talents connected to the Yuga Labs ecosystem. The premise? Raw conversations about the messy beginning, breakthrough moments, and how creators actually built their communities from scratch.
📍 Join the conversation:
**Tuesday, January 20 | 10:00 PM SGT**
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In the Web3 space, the quality of the team determines everything. What truly makes a difference is not temporary luck, but persistent focus—staying committed to the goal, overcoming difficulties, and progressing step by step. This is the core trait of many successful Web3 teams: clear strategy, effective execution, and never backing down in the face of setbacks. Teams that can achieve these three points are often the ones that ultimately succeed.

A governance framework built on three core pillars: transparency in all decisions, accountability at every level, and the ability to scale seamlessly as the ecosystem grows. Crucially, the entire model is community-driven.
What makes this approach distinctive is participation accessibility. Token holders don't need to become experts or spend countless hours analyzing proposals. They can engage directly in governance votes, or alternatively, delegate their voting power to a trusted representative — a delegated representative (DRep) — who votes on their behalf. This flexibility ensures no one is

It's honestly exhausting watching the market cycle through every new narrative. The moment something gains traction, capital just rotates elsewhere. Nobody sticks around long enough. Real products and meaningful development never get the runway they need—the hype train moves before anyone even realizes what's actually being built. This is why substantive projects struggle to gain momentum. When attention spans are measured in weeks, execution and long-term thinking get left behind.

How do we bring mainstream users into crypto? The playbook is pretty straightforward if you break it down:
First, hit them with compelling economics. Better yields than traditional finance aren't a nice-to-have—they're the entry point. When someone sees their stablecoins earning actual returns, suddenly crypto stops being abstract.
Then comes the hard part: real education. You can't just onboard people and ghost them. They need to understand self-custody, why it matters, what the risks are. This is where projects separate themselves. The ones that invest in teaching win retention.
The missing

After participating in the Creator Content program on WalletConnect for a week, here’s what I’ve gained:
First, my two posts have been approved by the team. Honestly, this is not easy — the team only selected 12% out of over 1000 submissions received last week, with 88% being rejected. You can imagine how competitive it is.
Second, I was granted the "Creator Content" role — this badge unlocks certain privileges within the community.
And not to mention — I might soon receive a reward from the program. If you want to join as well, this is an opportunity to have a voice in the Web3 ecosystem and

funny thing about when projects fade in crypto—the quiet that follows isn't loud or messy.
no crash headlines, no dramatic exit.
just this weird moment where the buzz dies down. incentives evaporate. trading volumes dip. and suddenly everyone's left asking: what was i actually doing here?
it's that eerie space in web3 where you realize the hype was doing most of the work. once the noise stops, people have to confront what's actually underneath. some projects survive it. most don't.

The market is finally cleaning house. These InfoFi platforms, data oracle projects, and cookie-based services? They've overstayed their welcome. Nobody's actually using them. What looked innovative six months ago now just feels like bloat cluttering the ecosystem. Sometimes the best thing that can happen is watching the weak ideas get flushed out. That's how you separate signal from noise.

Still holding your XRP stash? If you've managed to keep those bags intact through all the market noise, drop a like! It's always interesting to see who's standing firm with XRP during different market cycles. Share your hodl story in the comments—curious what's keeping folks in the game. #XRP

Getting into the game early doesn't mean you jump straight to the deep end. Start by learning how things actually work, then pitch in with what you can handle right now. As you level up—better understanding, sharper skills, stronger local network—you naturally take on bigger responsibilities. It's a climb, not a teleport. The progression matters because trying to do everything at once usually backfires.

When AI becomes concentrated in a few hands, so does the power that comes with it—along with the profits and influence. This centralization breeds inequality on a massive scale: benefits flow to an elite group while everyone else remains dependent, voiceless, and disconnected from the decision-making process. It's a pattern we've seen repeat throughout history, but this time the stakes are much higher. The decentralization ethos of crypto communities suggests a different path—one where intelligence and opportunity aren't gatekept by corporate monopolies.

Who Really Moves the Market?
Think about it—most of us are just riding along. Real change? That comes from a specific few.
The founders are building from scratch, betting their time and sanity on ideas nobody asked for. Inventors push boundaries with tech that didn't exist yesterday. Then you've got the investors and speculators fueling the cycle with capital and demand, making markets breathe.
Of course, politicians shape the rules of the game (though let's be honest, corruption often clouds their judgment).
Everyone else? We're passengers. We react to what these groups create. We adopt, we t

149 days deep into the Bitcoin journey and honestly, every day brings new clarity. Started seeing patterns everywhere once you really understand what's at stake. The shift in perspective isn't just about price charts or market moves—it's about recognizing what actually matters in the financial system. The community out here is building something real, pushing toward real change. If you're on this path, you know the feeling. It rewires how you think about money, freedom, and what it means to take control of your own future. That's the real upgrade.

After entering an emerging Meme coin community, the group's activity level has been quite high this month.
Red envelopes and transfers have never stopped, with daily income generally starting at four digits, and often reaching five digits. Relying solely on quick hands to grab red envelopes can yield good returns, making this kind of community participation truly rare.
Most members are post-95s and post-00s, who respond quickly and think jumpily. Their logical thinking is clear, and their minds are especially agile. Some Meme-related associations and creative angles are almost impossible for o

When advertisers start infiltrating one-on-one conversations, what really changes? Think about it: your direct messages, your private chats with friends—suddenly they're not just yours anymore. There's a third party in the room now, watching, analyzing, inserting sponsored content into moments that should stay between you and the other person.
This raises hard questions. Does the platform become less trustworthy? Do relationships lose something authentic when commercial interests get woven in? For Web3 advocates pushing for user-owned communication channels, this is exactly the kind of scenari

Morning anon ☕ So real talk—can we actually bounce back from here? Or are we still gonna bleed?

In the crypto ecosystem, who isn't a participant? This identity may seem simple, but it carries significant weight. Those who truly understand how to manage the community have basically mastered the nuances of Web3—from governance participation to ecological contribution—each step accumulating value. If someone can build this set of logic into a smoothly operating community system, it will definitely attract a large number of like-minded people to join.

Heads up to the community—mindoAI is still going strong with ongoing activity. Your rankings are being updated in real-time, which confirms the platform keeps rolling.
For those wondering what's next: the usetria snapshot has already been captured and the leaderboard has officially reset, meaning a fresh round is underway. If you haven't jumped in yet, now's a solid time to start participating and climbing the rankings.
Stay tuned for what comes next in the mindoAI ecosystem.