Projects and KOLs burning bridges in crypto is wild to me.
You're in an industry built on reputation and network effects. Every rug, every unprofessional move, every bridge burned gets recorded on-chain in people's memories.
The crypto space is smaller than you think. Today's founder might be tomorrow's whale investor. Today's critic might be tomorrow's partner.
Yet we see projects ghost communities post-airdrop, KOLs pump and dump their followers, teams turn hostile after one critical tweet.
Short-term thinking in a long-term game. The same people you step on during the bull are the ones who won't catch you in the bear.
Decency and professionalism aren't optional. They're survival traits.
You're in an industry built on reputation and network effects. Every rug, every unprofessional move, every bridge burned gets recorded on-chain in people's memories.
The crypto space is smaller than you think. Today's founder might be tomorrow's whale investor. Today's critic might be tomorrow's partner.
Yet we see projects ghost communities post-airdrop, KOLs pump and dump their followers, teams turn hostile after one critical tweet.
Short-term thinking in a long-term game. The same people you step on during the bull are the ones who won't catch you in the bear.
Decency and professionalism aren't optional. They're survival traits.