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In the past half-year, we've allocated around 50 ETH to marketing, an amount comparable to the revenue from selling 350 tokens at their reserve price. Despite this significant investment, our auctions did not exceed 10 tokens, indicating a substantial misallocation of resources and ineffective marketing strategies.

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The current situation prompts a critical analysis of our marketing tactics. It appears they may either be entirely ineffective or, paradoxically, as if we haven't engaged in any marketing at all. This is a concerning observation that requires immediate attention and action.

Hypothetically, if we were to distribute ETH randomly to individuals, and only 5% used it to purchase our tokens, the outcome would be significantly more beneficial than our current results. This scenario underscores the ineffectiveness of our current marketing strategies.

I am eager to gather insights from our marketing professionals. Although I am not an expert in this field, the current data and outcomes are clear indicators that our strategies are not yielding the expected results. It's evident that there is a disconnect between our marketing efforts and their effectiveness.