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I think its really hard to build a successful community, coin, startup, company regardless of the source of funding - public, private, the trust fund daddy left you one thing I don't like about open markets is the bullshit that you get with them: people demanding all the silliest things, NOW. I don't mind the 99% of coins die part, thats normal you get bullshit noise with private markets too - of a different kind. The game will always involve tuning out certain noise, tuning into others. Open markets are very flawed, but they are honest. If you don't have a product, revenue, users, attention, jokes, organization, support, reach, charisma, its so over. death by a thousand sells - markets as a very thin wrapper around reality there are a lot of privately funded projects on farcaster who have been working on the same problems that the >100 coin projects grinding for it are today. I use & support many of them, and if they fail I won't question the funding mechanism. I'll just think: yep, its really hard!
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Doing stuff, new stuff, is really hard
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the hardest, even trying to figure out what "new stuff" can mean is hard! we're probably more at that stage, I think, picking up some familiar tools and scratching our heads saying "are there any new ways to do these classic activities?" glad to have some people around us modeling doing stuff, occasionally new stuff, makes it feel less insane and more normal to try
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