Maybe crypto doesn't have a product problem. Maybe it has a trust problem.
A lot of people are losing faith in crypto., Those who are still bullish don't know where to put their money.
Builders are confused. Communities are tired.
And maybe we all got one thing wrong. We trusted people who were here to extract, not build.
We ignored builders in our DMs because they weren't famous enough, check your DMS
@chameleon_jeff's prolly in there few years ago
We chased attention instead of conviction. For the last 4 years, my team and I have been building through every market condition.
Not because we had all the answers. But because we believed the community deserved better products.
- We started with
@MokshyaProtocol on Aptos, still the second largest code provider on chain
- Built
@wapal_official for NFT lovers & became the largest NFT marketplace on chain
- Created
@theloonies_nft when the community needed something the most
- Launched
$LOON, which went from 30k to 3m market cap and was distributed fairly to the community. The highest upside from any token on Aptos
- Experimented with
@QuailFinance; (Rotation Of Credit Based on Social Trust, a South Asian DeF practice)
- Built
@alura_fun around the idea of disciplined trading still pivoting with good user feedback
- Now Building for the
@solana,
@HyperliquidX &
@ton_blockchain
Some worked. Some failed. All taught us something.
What you see are product names.
What I see are years of trying, failing, learning, and showing up again.
So if I ever land in your DMs, I'm probably not trying to sell you something.
I'm probably asking you to be one of the first 100 users.
Because the next household product won't be built by one founder. It'll be built with a community that cared enough to try.