Imagine a scenario in 2026: a Harvard student launches what could be the next big social platform. Sounds exciting, right? Here's the real question though—will it be genuinely innovative or just more of the same slop flooding the market? We've seen countless Web3 projects hype themselves up only to deliver mediocre features. The bar for 'next big thing' keeps getting higher. What would actually make this hypothetical platform stand out? Real utility? Genuine community value? Or are we just betting on another name riding the hype wave?
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Imagine a scenario in 2026: a Harvard student launches what could be the next big social platform. Sounds exciting, right? Here's the real question though—will it be genuinely innovative or just more of the same slop flooding the market? We've seen countless Web3 projects hype themselves up only to deliver mediocre features. The bar for 'next big thing' keeps getting higher. What would actually make this hypothetical platform stand out? Real utility? Genuine community value? Or are we just betting on another name riding the hype wave?