$牛来 $SAK A late-night review: let’s talk about my criteria for judging whether a Web3 project is actually any good.
There are stories flying around every day, but these days I only look at three things:
1️⃣ Does the technology solve a real pain point? (For example, building privacy infrastructure on a transparent public blockchain.)
2️⃣ Can the mechanics work in practice? (A fixed total supply, without relying on inflation to fleece investors.)
3️⃣ Is anyone actually using the ecosystem? (Are the planned wallet and DEX meeting real demand?)
That’s also why I’ve been keeping an eye on STAK China. It isn’t relying on institutions pumping in money to engineer a scheme; it’s purely community-driven, and it’s headed in the right direction. But no matter how good the plans are, they still need to be built step by step through code. Let’s keep an eye on how it takes shape in practice.
Everyone, what matters most to you when choosing a project these days? Let’s chat in the comments 👇
There are stories flying around every day, but these days I only look at three things:
1️⃣ Does the technology solve a real pain point? (For example, building privacy infrastructure on a transparent public blockchain.)
2️⃣ Can the mechanics work in practice? (A fixed total supply, without relying on inflation to fleece investors.)
3️⃣ Is anyone actually using the ecosystem? (Are the planned wallet and DEX meeting real demand?)
That’s also why I’ve been keeping an eye on STAK China. It isn’t relying on institutions pumping in money to engineer a scheme; it’s purely community-driven, and it’s headed in the right direction. But no matter how good the plans are, they still need to be built step by step through code. Let’s keep an eye on how it takes shape in practice.
Everyone, what matters most to you when choosing a project these days? Let’s chat in the comments 👇
