What makes a community feel real 👀
I have watched communities around $INJ and $SUI build recognizable identities online as crypto makes it unusually easy for people with shared interests to find one another across the world.
A crypto community can grow quickly without most of its members ever entering the same room, and the harder part is giving that online identity some substance in real life.
For me, a club begins to feel real when familiar usernames become actual conversations.
The Trump Coin Club is an example of the perfect community.
In July, 19 attendees joined a private-suite football final weekend in New York, and next is a three-day Trump Coin Club experience planned for Singapore from October 9 to 11.
What stands out to me is the continuity from one destination to the next.
The Club is building its identity through experiences its community can share in person 🔥
#Altcoin Season#
I have watched communities around $INJ and $SUI build recognizable identities online as crypto makes it unusually easy for people with shared interests to find one another across the world.
A crypto community can grow quickly without most of its members ever entering the same room, and the harder part is giving that online identity some substance in real life.
For me, a club begins to feel real when familiar usernames become actual conversations.
The Trump Coin Club is an example of the perfect community.
In July, 19 attendees joined a private-suite football final weekend in New York, and next is a three-day Trump Coin Club experience planned for Singapore from October 9 to 11.
What stands out to me is the continuity from one destination to the next.
The Club is building its identity through experiences its community can share in person 🔥
#Altcoin Season#
