Crypto space has a pattern: most builders tend to ride whatever wave is trending right now. Month after month, it's a new narrative, a new buzzword, a new "thing" to chase.
But honestly? We should be spotlighting the ones who dare to diverge. The ones who stick to their own thesis instead of following the crowd. Whether their bet pays off or crashes—that's beside the point.
The industry needs these mavericks. We need more builders willing to march to their own drum. That's how real innovation happens.
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NFT_Therapy
· 15h ago
Nah, the truth is, builders chasing the hot trends are all the same—they just follow the crowd. It's actually more interesting when guys stick to their own ideas. Winning or losing doesn't matter; attitude is what counts.
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YieldWhisperer
· 15h ago
nah see this is where the narrative breaks down tho... "mavericks" who stick to their thesis often just have worse tokenomics, that's all. checked the wallets, the math doesn't check out. innovation ≠ conviction, sometimes it's just stubbornness wrapped in ideology
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fren.eth
· 15h ago
Really, most people are just following the trend, but those who stick to their own ideas are the real tough ones.
Crypto space has a pattern: most builders tend to ride whatever wave is trending right now. Month after month, it's a new narrative, a new buzzword, a new "thing" to chase.
But honestly? We should be spotlighting the ones who dare to diverge. The ones who stick to their own thesis instead of following the crowd. Whether their bet pays off or crashes—that's beside the point.
The industry needs these mavericks. We need more builders willing to march to their own drum. That's how real innovation happens.