A late-night review of $SAK: let’s talk about the criteria I use to judge whether a Web3 project is any good.
There are stories flying around everywhere every day, but these days I only look at three things:
1️⃣ Does the technology solve a real problem? (For example, building privacy infrastructure on a transparent public blockchain)
2️⃣ Can the mechanism work? (Fixed total supply, no inflation to fleece retail investors)
3️⃣ Is anyone actually using the ecosystem? (Are the planned wallet and DEX genuinely needed?)
That’s also why I’ve been keeping an eye on STAK China. It doesn’t rely on institutions pouring money in to manipulate things; it’s purely community-driven, and it’s heading in the right direction. But no matter how good the plans are, they still need to be built, line by line. Let’s keep an eye on how it actually takes shape.
With a fixed total supply of 90 million and no further issuance, can its core algorithm, Kleim Engine, solve the problems of mining pool depletion and node attrition? Could it have a place in the next era?
What matters most to you when choosing a project these days? Let’s chat in the comments 👇
