I still run marketing campaigns the old-school way—hands-on, no fancy automation tools. Yeah, it takes more effort, but I stick with it. Here's the thing: everyone jumps in when the hype machine is running at full volume. Only the people who showed up early, when nobody was paying attention, should really see the real benefits first. That's how it should work. EIP implementation locked in.
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GasFeeVictim
· 12-17 18:11
ngl manual marketing really tests patience, but I think there's a bit of a logic issue... how should I put it, why should early entrants be entitled to exclusive benefits? What about fairness?
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GateUser-c802f0e8
· 12-17 05:54
NGL, I get the mentality of early players like this, but there are really few who can stick with manual operations until now...
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PanicSeller
· 12-17 05:49
Manual marketing is still struggling, this guy has something special.
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BugBountyHunter
· 12-17 05:42
I do agree with the handcrafted marketing strategy, but to be honest, the red ocean of eating crabs has probably passed already.
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BlockchainTalker
· 12-17 05:40
actually, let's break this down—the early-mover advantage thesis here is empirically sound, but fundamentally speaking, you're describing what game theorists call asymmetric information capture. manual ops > automation hype every time when ecosystem dynamics matter. caveat though: not everyone has the luxury of waiting for the slow burn. EIP locked in? respect the commitment.
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NFT_Therapy
· 12-17 05:34
ngl manually managing this set is indeed a bit tiring, but I get your logic... Early entrants definitely deserve to reap the benefits, but now everything has been overhyped and cooked up.
I still run marketing campaigns the old-school way—hands-on, no fancy automation tools. Yeah, it takes more effort, but I stick with it. Here's the thing: everyone jumps in when the hype machine is running at full volume. Only the people who showed up early, when nobody was paying attention, should really see the real benefits first. That's how it should work. EIP implementation locked in.