A fun question came up in today’s @farhouse space…

What project is the best long-term hold?

1) Ham (Hamcaster) by @deployer 
2) Moxie by @betashop.eth 
3) Degen by @jacek 

I have my thoughts but I’d love to hear yours.

Things to consider…
- First mover benefit 
- Unique products 
- Strategic advantages 
- Founder/team
- Funding (either on-hand or access-to)

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ham because deployer has proven to ship quick, it has a strong community w/ solid memes and it’s just been fun honestly (even when it’s down). There’s not too much focus on price which I think is good too. Also there’s a large focus on an onchain builder community around the ecosystem  

that’s a solid base for building a long term project. All it takes is one killer feature or project deployer or the community builds for it to 🚀 again and bring in more people. This is similar to how warpcast integrated frames and now it’s crypto’s builder hub 

I think the infrastructure with floaties, hamcaster, and the tipping registry are solid primitives for people to build on

the downfall of ham is that it doesn’t get recognized by the elites on warpcast and hasn’t attracted as many whales or VCs to fund or be market makers. But I think it being a solo shop w/o funding can help it be more maintainable long term as long as it attracts builders 

just a brain dump of my initial thoughts (NFA)