let’s discuss a bit about how public opinion can drive the value of a project and to what extent it can succeed or fail because of shill/fud. do u think a project can thrive based on the quality/promises of its products or by users perception? if a project looks appealing to you, how are you taking the final decision?
Yes, it’s about skycoin
Jonathan Torres
Christopher Foster
>produces hardware
>hardware actually gets used
>Offers fast and reliable VPN services
>Allready generates a nice steady stream of income
>Completely new approach to local/community mesh networks that will spread as time progresses.
>Has several teams working on various platform integrations
>all headed by a genius mad lad that makes me laugh and feel comfy.
Fuck user... i went all in on this one 3 weeks ago. It's seriously giving me the early bitcoin vibes again.
Luke Brown
Obviously, the project can’t exist if it has no supporters. if the project is good it will attract people
Gavin Martinez
a loyal community for crypto projects can promote the biz in ways no amount of money can.
and more, I happily take part in threads where I can protect the project I believe in
Cameron Peterson
Frogposting faggot and his faggot coin
Pajeet come on
Dominic Myers
>the devices are created for the public, later users
>>if the product sucks it will not work on the market, people will try it, give a feedback on social media platform, forums, etc
>>>negative feedback is failure for the product and also for the company - depends
>>>>positive feedback help the product to become better, get investments and so on
Now, Skycoin ecosystem depends on his community a lot, so yes, public opinion can bring value to a project.
Jayden Brown
Lol
as anyone can tell, public op is very easy to manipulate. u can sell shit having a good pr or u can fail and be swallowed by those who want to protect their own interest. if u re shit threatens em
Tyler Miller
We're almost to 7,000 nodes online: discovery.skycoin.net:8001
My comfiest hold and it's slowly taking over more and more of my portfolio.
Adrian Ward
if others ain't feeling threatened by u re shit then u suck at your biz. fudders are a good sign
Eli Morgan
Sigh, hey Roger.