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Web3 Product Strategy 101:

This pretty much sums it up. Web3 is marked by over promise/under deliver - wasting time and money. 

I asked was when we’d see some developments. 
The answer was essentially “you’ll get it when you get it so shut up and like it” https://warpcast.com/jayce/0xb307de22

This is literally NOT over-promising. 

If someone thinks I’m just pumping and wasting time and money, you’re not paying attention. 

Someone must have bought the top just before a black swan event. 🤷 

Either way, I’ll keep building.

leader • reader • taco eater • fly eagles fly • /whiskey • /nativefun • previously addepar, linkedin • https://nf.td/derek

So for the sake of your grassroots, small dollar supporters, what is your product roadmap?

Show your skin in the game. 
Give people a reason to have confidence in your vision. A failure to plan is planning to fail. 

Doesn’t matter if it’s a year, five years, twenty years. Just commit to something substantive. Everyone who sends you a dime is your stakeholder and employer.

My skin in the game is visible onchain. 

I’ve locked 500,000,000 tokens for a year. https://x.com/derekbrown/status/1862934095946252733

I buy $NATIVE regularly. 

I provide demos and updates regularly. 

There is a FAQ and general roadmap on the website.

I generally do not give deadlines.

summary

If anyone is wondering what happened with my $NATIVE balance, I've locked 500m of my tokens from the @clanker launch, they will vest over a year. The remainder will be used to pay for project costs.

I'm committed to this project; here's the onchain proof: https://t.co/HI6AB3wkos

Derek Brown

These are my principles. If you don't like them, well, I have others

All I asked for is when are we expecting to get to see a working product. What is so wrong with that? Seriously all of this could’ve been avoided by giving a pessimistic case scenario target. 

Everyone here would’ve been excited to have something to look forward to. 
That’s it. It wasn’t a big principled civil war. I just wanted a ballpark.