2025-12-29 09:22:31

In the never-ending celebration of Web3, there is always one voice that stands out a bit — not following the hype, but instead talking about what is truly reliable.

Nowadays, many projects follow similar routines: desperately boosting popularity, spending heavily on marketing, jumping on hot topics, and faking data. The result? The hype fades, and everything is left in disarray. Users can't be retained, and trust is completely eroded.

Perceptron's approach is actually the opposite. It asks: instead of spending money to create false prosperity, why not focus on doing substantial work? Continuously refining the product, accumulating genuine users, and building real trust. This pragmatic attitude is actually rare in an environment that values quick gains.

Perhaps this is where the differentiation lies — not competing on the same track as everyone else, but surviving in this ecosystem with a more long-term perspective.

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FlashLoanLord

· 7h ago

It's comfortable to hear this; finally someone said it. Most projects are indeed just flashy tricks, burning money to boost hype, and in the end, nothing is left. Perceptron is indeed different; a sincere approach to doing things is truly rare in this circle. That said, this method may lack short-term hype, but in the long run, genuine users and trust are the real hard currency. It feels like they are really playing a big game, rather than rushing to harvest.

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MissedAirdropAgain

· 7h ago

That's right, 99% of projects in the crypto world are playing this game... Those who truly focus on building products are actually like outliers.

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CryptoMom

· 7h ago

Sounds good, but to be honest, I haven't seen many that can really stick it out. They all talk nicely, but after fundraising, they turn around and start to cut.

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NoodlesOrTokens

· 7h ago

I love to hear that. Finally, someone has broken through this barrier. Real users > Fake hype. How can so many projects fail to understand such a simple principle? Long-termism is a luxury in the crypto world.

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ContractCollector

· 7h ago

To be honest, we've seen this routine too many times. There are indeed not many reliable projects; most are just fleeting moments. If you can't stick to refining the product, it's because everyone is eager to cash out. This kind of mindset is truly rare, but sticking with it is the real challenge. Long-termism in the crypto world is like a unicorn; I've heard of very few that I've actually seen.

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MetaMasked

· 8h ago

To be honest, I've heard this kind of rhetoric quite a few times, but projects that actually follow through... well, they are few and far between. Doing solid work vs. throwing money to boost popularity may seem like a multiple-choice question, but in reality, it's a survival test. It's easy to say, but when it comes to actually doing it, you have to be able to withstand the cold bench. That's the true standard for filtering. However, projects like these are indeed easily drowned out in the noise; lacking popularity really makes it hard to survive. Web3 is like this—complaints aside, it still depends on who can persevere until the end.

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