I wrote this sort of letter to my memecoin community. It may not be glamorous, but I am doing my best to create something lasting.
You can listen to me here, where I read the first draft.
For the sake of clarity, here are the details of my idea.
Detailed Plan and Outcomes:
Onboarding to HIVE: I propose that we all transition our activities to the HIVE platform. This is not merely a shift in platform but a strategic move to place control back into our hands, making each of us stakeholders in our success.
Staking for Returns: By staking our funds on HIVE, we can secure a 15% annual percentage yield (APY). This isn't just about saving; it's about growing our investments in a space that we govern.
Funding $QUANT Development: The profits generated from our staked investments will be directed towards the development and scaling of $QUANT. This ensures that our project is not only self-sustaining but also evolving.
I had my own rationale for this, from the sketchy offer in DM's to doubts about the effectiveness of a listing for a low volume memecoin. Of course, not everyone agrees.
I think the most logical thing is to shut down the group completely, pour gasoline on it and burn it. You haven't done anything anyway. You're just talking. Quant will rise whether you're here or not. You're nothing to me. You're all puppets.
There are 10 of us in the group anyway. The rest are either bots or puppets of the stock market.
- Alihan
But I still think avoiding listings saves us. From potential scams and unsuccessful launches. Investing your time is more work, but enhances security and ensures that leaving or adjusting contributions is straightforward and scam-free.
Time will tell if what I did was right. I just don't need anymore trouble with my sleep. I tried this once before at another project, and it didn't work. They're right to be doubtful. I just don't know if I'm wrong for trying.
Tell me what you think, too. How would you build a crypto community?
