Problems for Developers

Building a successful crypto project is more than launching a token—it’s about earning trust, building belief, and creating lasting value. Too many developers fall into common traps that drive away real users and attract the wrong crowd. Here's what's going wrong:

🚫 Lacking Believers. Speculative Traders Only.

Most devs forget: you're not just a builder—you're the community’s cheerleader.
You must give your audience something meaningful to rally behind.

• Token burns and lockups are one-sided mechanics.
• Your community never participates in burning or locking, so they never buy in emotionally.
• Without shared commitment, you're left with short-term speculators—not long-term believers.

👉 If no one believes in why you're building, they'll only show up for the pump—and vanish when it dumps.

💸 Giveaways Bleed Value. Farming Locusts Devour, Then Move On.

Fake engagement is everywhere—and users can see through it.
“Tag 3 frens” tweets, paid bots, and empty giveaway campaigns attract extractors, not supporters.

• These aren’t community-building strategies—they’re exit liquidity setups.
• Real users don’t want to join a farm—they want to join a movement.
• When you train your audience to take, they never learn to contribute.

👉 You're not growing a community—you’re feeding a swarm that disappears once the rewards run dry.

🤡 Fake Developers Push Hype, Not Product.

In a space overflowing with meme devs, few talk about product, innovation, or actual blockchain utility.

• Projects become echo chambers of price memes, “cult” slogans, and tribal identity.
• Nobody explores how Web3 can enhance real-world utility or unique experiences.
• Communities turn toxic, focused only on price action—and devour each other in the process.

👉 Hype might get you noticed—but only real products and purpose can build something that lasts.

Builders: it's time to rethink the meta.
Stop chasing optics. Start building belief.