The true test of healing comes when devs finally ship the update—and absolutely zero people show up to buy it. At that point, you know the narrative's either dead or the product just wasn't it. It's almost poetic how fast sentiment can flip from hype to silence the moment something actually goes live.
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NoStopLossNut
· 12-18 23:38
That's why most projects eventually fade away; after the hype, there's no one left.
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MEVSupportGroup
· 12-17 02:52
Really? You could tell the moment it launched—either the product strength is truly there, or it's just a paper tiger, with no middle ground.
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LayerZeroHero
· 12-17 02:33
From the moment of launch, it truly is a mirror that reveals the true nature... I've seen too many projects crash and burn like this.
The true test of healing comes when devs finally ship the update—and absolutely zero people show up to buy it. At that point, you know the narrative's either dead or the product just wasn't it. It's almost poetic how fast sentiment can flip from hype to silence the moment something actually goes live.