2026-01-13 02:28:57

When it comes to project investments in the Ethereum ecosystem, many people are still struggling to distinguish the authenticity of teams. One phenomenon worth noting is that the projects that truly survive are often not driven by hype, but by silent community accumulation.

For example, there is a meme coin project that has been operating on the Ethereum chain for over half a year, with more than 30 people participating in community conference calls every night. What does this regular gathering of this scale indicate? It shows that there are real people here. Long-term community building is not as quick and fleeting as meme projects; it requires continuous investment and maintenance.

From the meme coin track, projects that can break through a scale of 1 billion often have two characteristics: first, strong community stickiness; second, ongoing development motivation. Although these projects may not be as spectacular as major market coins, in the long run, a stable community foundation can indeed support considerable growth potential. It’s worth allocating some to experience.

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BlockchainTalker

· 01-13 16:15

actually, fundamentally speaking—let's break this down. 30 ppl showing up nightly to calls? that's not a metric, that's a signal. game theory tells us sustained community engagement = skin in the game, period.

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GateUser-0717ab66

· 01-13 13:17

Over 30 people attend meetings every night. It’s really competitive. Some projects on our side can't even gather 10 people.

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MEVHunterX

· 01-13 02:58

30 people meeting every night? Now that's a real community, unlike those projects that haven't made a sound for a month.

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CryptoTarotReader

· 01-13 02:58

30 people attend the meeting every night. Is this number real or fake? A genuine project really depends on community engagement, not just price increases. I'm already tired of the typical dog coin projects; it's better to look for ones with real popularity. Meme coins breaking 1 billion, how strong does the community loyalty need to be? Just try out some features; anyway, the risk is manageable.

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BuyHighSellLow

· 01-13 02:53

Over 30 people attend meetings every night? That must be so boring haha True long-termism still depends on the community; once the local dog is done, it's gone I’d like to see which meme coins are in the billion-dollar scale; they probably are just hype again Community stickiness is easy to talk about but hard to maintain; it takes real money The setup is possible, but don’t go all in; you need to keep a steady mindset

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StableBoi

· 01-13 02:51

True communities don't deceive. Things like holding meetings with 30 people every night can't be faked.

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LucidSleepwalker

· 01-13 02:44

30 people meeting every night, how boring... But on the other hand, those who can stick with it for so long are indeed different. Stray dogs are gone in a month, but these ones can actually survive.

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