Something dangerous I've seen over the years in crypto that I'm extra cautious of is founders confusing mass airdrop farming with signs of product market fit (most dangerous in a bull market). They start optimizing roadmap and hiring around the influx of inorganic activity and can get screwed once it inevitably passes

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I do not think that's the case. Most of the supposed "founders" do not have great products and depend on the hype around airdropping their tokens to raise capital. Most founders do not take responsibility for their failures, that is the problem with this space.

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