I still believe this is the early stage of GameFi. If you haven’t read it yet, you can read it here: xitter.cf/Dragonfly_2111/status/… Today I’ll explain why this project can succeed. First, here’s how the logic of meme-funded projects usually works: 1. Someone (the dev) has an interesting idea. 2. The community creates a token, and trading fees or a percentage of the total supply is sent to the dev. 3. The expectation is that the dev will accept it and use those funds to keep developing the project, hoping it succeeds. That’s all. But no — instead of letting the dev focus on building the project, you then demand that they communicate, post updates several times a day, host Spaces, engage, integrate the token, etc. These things completely go against point 3 above. I’ve seen many devs get exhausted because those things are not their strength or their main purpose (even though they also want the token to succeed). So please be understanding. Don’t force them to degenerate like us. Let them focus on their actual expertise, and let the final results show through the most important things: number of users and revenue. This is the natural path — not forced — and the easiest way to succeed. That’s why I still support @fifteenai . Here’s what he’s done: 1. He received 704 $SOL (~$60K USD) 2. He bought back ~7% 3. He has accepted this community multiple times 4. He focused on building the product. Currently around 20K users in just 20 days. His previous project already had 10 million users. xitter.cf/fifteenai/status/20876… 5. Open to integrating the token someday. And he always keeps a certain distance from the crypto community (if you pay attention in Discord, he’s barely active there either). Almost all of his time is spent finishing the product. 20K users , the Las Vegas event numbers: 2.5M voxels created with 843 participants in just 6 days, plus other social channels like TikTok, Reddit, Instagram… totaling over 1 million views. He’s clearly gradually proving what I’m saying. Looking back at the chart, it’s also holding very strongly. I believe if he acted like most other devs — rushing to accept the token, integrate it, host Spaces, be very active on socials, reply and discuss with us… then we’d probably just have a pump and dump like so many other projects. I’ve been shaken a few times, but in the end I still believe the way he’s doing it is right. The problem isn’t him. The problem is us. Be patient.