We have spent many years focusing on the infrastructure layer, and now it's time to shift our efforts toward cultural development. Think about it—this is exactly what large-scale adoption looks like. From technical support to community recognition, the maturity of the ecosystem is at this turning point. The infrastructure is almost in place; the key question is whether users and developers believe in it and are willing to participate—this all depends on community culture to drive it.
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MissedAirdropBro
· 22h ago
The infrastructure is in place, but no one is using it—that's the real problem, isn't it?
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BearMarketLightning
· 22h ago
Cultural development is well said, but the reality is that most people are here to make money.
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PaperHandSister
· 22h ago
What's the use of building the infrastructure? The key is still having people to use it.
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ContractTearjerker
· 22h ago
It's true, but the question is who will build this culture, and it's not just about talking.
We have spent many years focusing on the infrastructure layer, and now it's time to shift our efforts toward cultural development. Think about it—this is exactly what large-scale adoption looks like. From technical support to community recognition, the maturity of the ecosystem is at this turning point. The infrastructure is almost in place; the key question is whether users and developers believe in it and are willing to participate—this all depends on community culture to drive it.