One thing a difficult market does is change the questions worth asking.
When everything is going up, it’s easy to get carried away by announcements, partnerships, #Token performance and attention.
But when the market slows down, I think we should start asking different questions.
Are products actually being improved? Are developers still building? Is the infrastructure becoming more reliable? Are people finding real reasons to use what is being built?
These things might not generate the same excitement as a market rally, but they matter.
For me, this is also why I pay attention to projects working on the less visible parts of #Web3 .
The market will eventually change direction. What matters is what will still be useful when it does.
When everything is going up, it’s easy to get carried away by announcements, partnerships, #Token performance and attention.
But when the market slows down, I think we should start asking different questions.
Are products actually being improved? Are developers still building? Is the infrastructure becoming more reliable? Are people finding real reasons to use what is being built?
These things might not generate the same excitement as a market rally, but they matter.
For me, this is also why I pay attention to projects working on the less visible parts of #Web3 .
The market will eventually change direction. What matters is what will still be useful when it does.
