Hot take:
The biggest problem in NFTs isn’t builders.
It isn’t founders.
It isn’t even the market.
It’s holders with zero patience.
My breakdown:
Super stoked to see NFT communities vibing again.
Feels like creativity is slowly taking over the timeline instead of the endless “just keep clicking” meta.
I’ve always preferred NFT communities over trench culture.
Building alongside people, creating memes, stories, characters, and inside jokes beats sitting in a Telegram waiting to dump on the next guy and calling him a friend.
One thing I keep noticing though: the impatience.
Take yesterday’s
@blupixapp mint for example.
Sweeps were happening. Volume was flowing. Flippers had opportunities.
Yet somehow undercutting has become an Olympic sport.
People racing each other to make an extra $5 profit.
Two minutes without a sale and suddenly Weths get filled like there’s no tomorrow , complaints, and demands for the team to “do something.”
Meanwhile they’re already looking for the next shiny mint to jump into.
That’s exactly how liquidity gets drained from ecosystems.
Everyone wants floor price appreciation.
Nobody wants to be the person helping create it.
Stop treating every project like a scratch ticket.
Stop chasing every hype mint that appears on your feed.
Stop acting like the team owes you instant riches because your JPEG didn’t double in 24 hours.
The biggest gains I’ve seen in this space rarely came from jumping project to project.
They came from conviction.
From sticking around.
From contributing.
From building relationships.
From becoming part of something people actually want to stay in.
Communities create liquidity.
Communities create attention.
Communities create opportunities.
And opportunities create returns.
Help build the culture instead of constantly searching for the exit.
You might be surprised how much it improves both your portfolio and your network.
The strongest alpha has always been the people sitting next to you.
🤝🫡