In Web3 projects, the level of investment is often not the key factor in determining success. What users and investors truly value is the narrative and hype behind the project — that is, the power of meta and meme. Well-crafted story settings and engaging lore can directly attract attention and support; conversely, no matter how much effort is put into polishing details, if the narrative framework lacks appeal, it can easily become a superficial performance. This reminds creators and project teams: instead of working tirelessly behind the scenes, it's better to first capture users' imagination.
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NightAirdropper
· 4h ago
It's hard to hold on; frankly, telling stories is more valuable than doing manual labor.
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TradFiRefugee
· 14h ago
That's right, we're in the era of storytelling now. No matter how good the details are, no one listens; if the punchline hits, it takes off immediately.
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Liquidated_Larry
· 14h ago
Basically, being good at storytelling is more valued than being good at getting things done. Kinda hits home...
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BottomMisser
· 14h ago
That's right, narratives are much more effective than code haha
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DeFiDoctor
· 14h ago
The medical records show that the clinical manifestations of this type of project are indeed bizarre—no matter how much money is poured into the code, it can't save a protocol with weak narrative. No matter how attractive the liquidity indicators are, they are useless if users simply don't buy in... Instead of focusing on incremental treatment details, it's better to first prepare a health assessment report page—telling a story that can keep people engaged.
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FudVaccinator
· 14h ago
Basically, it's that the story is more important than the product. I've seen through this set a long time ago.
In Web3 projects, the level of investment is often not the key factor in determining success. What users and investors truly value is the narrative and hype behind the project — that is, the power of meta and meme. Well-crafted story settings and engaging lore can directly attract attention and support; conversely, no matter how much effort is put into polishing details, if the narrative framework lacks appeal, it can easily become a superficial performance. This reminds creators and project teams: instead of working tirelessly behind the scenes, it's better to first capture users' imagination.