Algorithms are splitting crypto communities apart đ
When I follow communities around $PEPE and $WIF I know I am not seeing the same conversation as everyone else.
Each feed is shaped by who we follow, what we engage with and what an algorithm decides to show us.
Thousands of people can belong to the same crypto community while receiving completely different versions of it.
This is why I think physical gatherings matter more as online communities become larger.
Everyone in the room occupies the same setting and reacts to the same moments without a personalized feed standing between them.
The $TRUMP Coin Clubâs event-led approach is interesting through that lens.
Its July experience brought 19 verified attendees together in New York, while a three-day Club experience is planned for Singapore this October.
The destinations attract attention, but their deeper function is giving members common reference points that exist beyond the timeline đ„
#Altcoin Season#
When I follow communities around $PEPE and $WIF I know I am not seeing the same conversation as everyone else.
Each feed is shaped by who we follow, what we engage with and what an algorithm decides to show us.
Thousands of people can belong to the same crypto community while receiving completely different versions of it.
This is why I think physical gatherings matter more as online communities become larger.
Everyone in the room occupies the same setting and reacts to the same moments without a personalized feed standing between them.
The $TRUMP Coin Clubâs event-led approach is interesting through that lens.
Its July experience brought 19 verified attendees together in New York, while a three-day Club experience is planned for Singapore this October.
The destinations attract attention, but their deeper function is giving members common reference points that exist beyond the timeline đ„
#Altcoin Season#
