I’ve worked for several really successful web3 projects and what most people don’t want you to know— but is absolutely the case— is that *most* successful web3 projects are nearly indistinguishable from web2 when you peek behind the curtain.

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Decision making, PMF strategic thinking, C-suite, marketing strategy execution, business planning and fundraising— the list goes on. It’s not a fade on web3. I just wish more people would speak truthfully about how similar they are at this phase in development.

That makes sense! They certainly don’t have to be but it’s also the pattern people know. We setup a dao and then set the dao as a deliverable being worked by a small team with a tight grasp on codifying the initial perspective of the software that will run the dao. We have a hierarchy of decision until we don’t 