Some projects seem more focused on pointing out flaws in competing ecosystems rather than rolling up their sleeves to strengthen their own. Take Hype hitting $25 versus Lit sitting at $2.5—the performance gap speaks volumes. Instead of chasing narratives about what others are doing wrong, teams that invest energy into genuine ecosystem development tend to see their metrics reflect that commitment. It's a pattern worth watching: builders win, critics just make noise.
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MysteriousZhang
· 3h ago
Construction workers always win; keyboard warriors' trash talk is useless.
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NFTregretter
· 3h ago
Haha, well said. I really can't stand those who criticize others' projects every day but haven't accomplished anything themselves.
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SnapshotStriker
· 3h ago
Ah, here we go again, everyone is throwing faces at each other. What's the use of all these fancy accusations...
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tx_or_didn't_happen
· 3h ago
Really, always complaining about others' ecosystems while ignoring how terrible your own project is, that mindset is truly funny.
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SorryRugPulled
· 3h ago
To put it simply, rather than just creating marketing hype, you still need to get things done.
Some projects seem more focused on pointing out flaws in competing ecosystems rather than rolling up their sleeves to strengthen their own. Take Hype hitting $25 versus Lit sitting at $2.5—the performance gap speaks volumes. Instead of chasing narratives about what others are doing wrong, teams that invest energy into genuine ecosystem development tend to see their metrics reflect that commitment. It's a pattern worth watching: builders win, critics just make noise.