Ferry Fedora

Some of the best examples of community curation in Web3 I've seen: 1. @phillypfahmer with @degen_royale: Building on top of @DegenApeAcademy, Philly leveraged holders of various communities by including them as playable avatars in their game + dropping episodes via @drip_haus that featured characters and easter eggs from said projects. Immediate buy in through visual inclusion and sentiment that it's being "built with everyone in mind." 2. @_smkotaro with @_StudioMirai: "Spend2Earn" - no rocket science here, Kotaro hands out free stuff to his holders. It's premium stuff in a sea of cheap and thoughtless merch. "Collect" real people that actually attend events. Sprinkle in WLs. The clear playbook here stems from turning a project community into a cult following that rep the brand, the IP, and the team while the FP cruises. 3. @WojakSatoshi with @CoqInuAvax - pull together an existing community of builders that fought through the bear market feeding their virtual @chikn_nft, choose a endless meme-opportunity name, and blast the feed with a never ending sense of FOMO. Certainly doesn't hurt with an in-depth understanding of how crypto fundamentally works while constantly trying to learn (probably one of the most humble dudes in the space). I think people often mistake community for chatroom activity or RTs on a post, when in reality the best efforts are often happening IRL or behind the scenes. Excited to see what other creative efforts come next in web3.