Many builders claim that once they have an idea, it can be implemented, but the harsh reality is that most ideas die before ever reaching the real network or real users.
Where exactly is the gap? It's the chasm between proof of concept and network deployment. CodeXero_xyz is solving this overlooked but universally experienced problem for developers—bringing ideas to life, running on the chain, and being used by users.
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CoffeeNFTs
· 01-14 05:01
Really, I have a bunch of ideas, but only a few have gone live. Just missing that final push.
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CryptoHistoryClass
· 01-13 23:04
lmao the classic "idea-to-mainnet" graveyard... statistically speaking, this mirrors the dot-com phase perfectly. charts don't lie—95% of projects never leave testnet. history rhyming again ngl
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MEVHunterLucky
· 01-13 22:15
Bro, this is the truth about Web3. Lots of ideas, but only a few actually go live.
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ImaginaryWhale
· 01-11 10:51
Exactly right, having a bunch of ideas but ending up with only PPTs, and in reality, very few can truly get off the ground.
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GateUser-e19e9c10
· 01-11 10:49
Isn't this the truth about Web3 development? Ideas pile up into mountains, but only a few actually get on the chain.
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LayerZeroEnjoyer
· 01-11 10:43
That's so true, this is the most heartbreaking truth in Web3. Many ideas, but only a few that can actually go live and be usable.
Many builders claim that once they have an idea, it can be implemented, but the harsh reality is that most ideas die before ever reaching the real network or real users.
Where exactly is the gap? It's the chasm between proof of concept and network deployment. CodeXero_xyz is solving this overlooked but universally experienced problem for developers—bringing ideas to life, running on the chain, and being used by users.