There was a project that maxed out its community hype in just half an hour, achieving what took other communities four days of hard work.



To put it bluntly, in this space, as long as you have a strong IP and tell a good story, the speed of making money isn’t even on the same level. Watching those top-tier projects effortlessly rake in funds, while regular projects struggle every day just to get noticed, really proves that choosing the right track is way more important than just working hard.

That said, relying solely on IP isn’t a long-term solution. It’s easy to go viral in the short term, but whether you can keep people engaged and truly build up the community depends on whether you can keep delivering value. After all, investors aren’t clueless—they’ve seen plenty of projects that cash out and disappear after just one round.
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PebbleHandervip
· 12h ago
Maxed out the hype in half an hour—what a powerhouse IP... If you ask me, that’s just how this space is, the competition is cutthroat. Anyone can talk big, but how many can actually survive? Same old rhetoric—going viral doesn’t mean you’ve won. A strong IP is great, but without staying power, it’s all for nothing.
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ImpermanentSagevip
· 16h ago
Max hype in half an hour? Sounds nice, but I’ve seen too many of these flash-in-the-pan stunts. IP hype does attract money fast, but very few actually survive—most just dump on the retail and disappear. Anyone can go viral short-term; the real test is whether they can sustain it. I see project teams brag all day, but in the end, they all die out because they can’t keep it going. It’s so frustrating. Choosing the right track is important, sure, but without real results, all that hype is pointless. I care more about whether this project will still be alive in six months, not just the current hype. It’s just another rug pull—wake up, everyone.
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SchrödingersNodevip
· 16h ago
Skyrocketed in half an hour? This just shows that IP is indeed a hard currency—this is just how things work in our circle.
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MetadataExplorervip
· 16h ago
Hype maxed out in half an hour? Ha, that’s Web3 for you—it's all about whose story can fool more people. Seriously, sometimes when I see those small projects working themselves to death every day, it feels like it’s not as effective as a big influencer just posting a single tweet. It does seem a bit unfair. But honestly, hype comes and goes quickly. What really matters is whether something substantial remains. But too many people think this way, so most projects actually don’t last very long.
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TokenDustCollectorvip
· 16h ago
Hyped up in just half an hour? Honestly, that's the power of IP—no matter how hard ordinary projects try, it's useless. Anyone can go viral in the short term, but the key is how long you can last. Don't end up just cashing out and running. That's how this circle works—just side with the strong. No matter how strong the IP is, it can't survive without real substance. Sooner or later, the truth will come out. To be blunt, the retail investors here have developed sharp eyes by now—it’s not easy to fleece them anymore.
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