coming to Web3 as a newbie, I learnt it's built on community. People with different identities, opinions, and beliefs coming together to support a shared vision. But lately, during my hunting sessions, I’ve noticed something different. A lot of early-stage projects barely care about community anymore. No TG. No Discord. Yet the product is live, token is trading, and the website is already up. No solid foundation. Just low-effort AI banners, random pfps, no story, no consistent voice, no engagement, no visibility, no profile visits. So I keep asking myself Do these projects already have investors, users, and weekly profit flowing in behind the scenes? Or, has community become optional for some early stage projects? Because if the goal is simply to launch a product and operate like a traditional Web2 company, then what role does decentralization actually play in the long-term vision?

I now need to lie before I can collect the money I borrowed you

A founder shipped on @buildersxoff last month. One update. Same day: 12 detailed bug reports, 3 UI teardowns, 2 paying sponsors. That same update on X got 43 likes and zero feedback worth acting on. Same product. Different room. 🧵

No one knew what I was facing low-key. Been a minute here.

I can't find the account with this banner again Did she retire?

This week will favor me Happy new week. GM World

You can tell when a project actually cares about user experience. Simple. Interactive. Rewarding. The kind of platform that turns attention into active community participation. Love what @voicehavefun is building.

Happy Sunday y'all

Dinner for 5 people

It's funny how I hated Crocs, used to call it "Leprosy shoe" Now I wear it everywhere 🥲 God abeg 🙏 😂

Beginning of Exam period semester

GM to y'all What are we clicking?

How is your Friday going?