The project team isn't even fully committed themselves, so why should we follow suit? A participation rate of only ten percent—who's willing to play? If you really want to boost popularity, you have to step up first and lead by example. Only then can you earn the community's trust and enthusiasm. It's not that we're uncooperative; it's a matter of sincerity.
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CommunityWorker
· 11h ago
A project that even its own team doesn't believe in, and still wants to fool us into following? That's hilarious. Isn't this just a cover?
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CryptoGoldmine
· 11h ago
A 10% engagement rate is indeed disappointing. Compared to the early funding stages of several reputable past projects, Fangfang typically starts at 30%, and ROI cycles below this threshold generally have to be doubled.
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MEVictim
· 11h ago
If even the project team doesn't dare to go all in, why should I go all in? Who can make sense of this logic?
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AlwaysAnon
· 11h ago
The project team’s approach is really clever. They don’t even dare to go all in themselves but still want to fool us? LOL
The project team isn't even fully committed themselves, so why should we follow suit? A participation rate of only ten percent—who's willing to play? If you really want to boost popularity, you have to step up first and lead by example. Only then can you earn the community's trust and enthusiasm. It's not that we're uncooperative; it's a matter of sincerity.