very conversation. The primary concern for many Blockchain/Web3/Crypto users revolves around token prices and their potential future value. In contrast, traditional software or service users prioritize product quality, asking questions like, "Does it solve my problem?" or "Does it simplify my life?" Meanwhile, the crypto community often asks, "When's the next airdrop?", "Why is the price so low?", or "Can marketing boost the token price?"
Only a minority seem genuinely concerned about the product's quality, or at least, only a few voice such concerns. Relying on incentives like airdrops or the allure of future token appreciation isn't genuine marketing.
If blockchain projects don't evolve beyond these speculative user acquisition strategies, the industry risks remaining niche. Yet, this is what the current user base seems to demand. We need a paradigm shift. To truly harness the potential of blockchains, zkps, and DeFi, we must aim for enterprise adoption. We need solutions that address real-world problems for those indifferent to crypto, blockchain, or token values. This is the long-term vision we are working towards everyday. And I can tell you personally I didn't take a job in this industry to run a casino.
So do you think this situation is normal? If the increase in token value is meaningless, why do people invest? It fell by a whopping 99.9 percent from its high point. Casinos will also be less than this now. The most important thing is trading volume. No one buys boba. People no longer trust this project and are turning away from it. Please present a new vision for trust. Is it that difficult?
As I've mentioned Boba Network doesn't have to ability to buy users or developers. So we as Enya Labs have to go the partnerships route to onboard developers/projects -- or even build them ourselves. Every blockchain ecosystem has been built on incentives -- not trust. Trust may come later on -- but even Arbitrum and OP saw there activity dip after their initial airdrop or prolonged galxe campaigns.
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