The rise of InfoFi has indeed made money, and I don't deny its value. But to be honest, I'm tired of it.
In the past two years, the quality of Community Talk has indeed been declining. Projects using this model can quickly accumulate popularity and attention, but where's the problem? There are very few cases that translate into price action. Traffic ≠ transactions, hype ≠ value. Attention built solely through marketing can't be sustained; sooner or later, it will be exposed.
The market has already seen through this. It's time to change the approach. The next step depends on what real product strength and ecosystem development can bring.
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zkProofGremlin
· 21h ago
Well... the community talk routine has been played out for a long time. Projects that are still hyped now probably won't last long either.
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ETHmaxi_NoFilter
· 01-16 00:20
The marketing bubble will burst sooner or later. Projects still playing the traffic game should really wake up now.
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BlockchainFoodie
· 01-16 00:16
ngl this is like serving gas station sushi and calling it farm-to-fork... all hype, zero proof-of-freshness on the actual tokenomics
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OvertimeSquid
· 01-16 00:15
Marketing hype, it's really time to cool down
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Stacking up hype has been played out for a long time, and the conversion rate is ridiculously low
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Exactly, traffic can't really turn into money
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Community Talk has become a mess, what else can it do besides creating concepts
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I'm tired of this harvesting sales pitch
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Product is king, don't mess around with those虚的
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rugged_again
· 01-16 00:05
It's about time to say this. The old marketing tricks are played out. Those still stacking hype are just stubborn.
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ser_aped.eth
· 01-15 23:59
Marketing can deceive for a moment but not for a lifetime. I'm already tired of this routine. The era of truly focusing on the product has arrived.
The rise of InfoFi has indeed made money, and I don't deny its value. But to be honest, I'm tired of it.
In the past two years, the quality of Community Talk has indeed been declining. Projects using this model can quickly accumulate popularity and attention, but where's the problem? There are very few cases that translate into price action. Traffic ≠ transactions, hype ≠ value. Attention built solely through marketing can't be sustained; sooner or later, it will be exposed.
The market has already seen through this. It's time to change the approach. The next step depends on what real product strength and ecosystem development can bring.