Yeah i think thats what it has become. And i go nagging about the exchange stuff once again. Because crypto investors you chat with and see on Discord, Telegram etc, is not the people that will make use of the use-cases of the crypto projects. I mean the people seriously interested in utilizing blockchain go to expos, they have physical meetings and interacts directly with the developer to make them build the product they NEED.
And as long as they need to log on to Crex, cb, mercatox, even binance they won't go near it.
Direct selling of the product will save crypto projects in the future. For now, we will have to accept that, and hope there are some of us who believe that will happen, and hodl on.
Lytix is one of those coins i'm holding on to, until the day comes when it's fully developed and the world will adopt it. Until then it's all about hype.
And as long as they need to log on to Crex, cb, mercatox, even binance they won't go near it.
Direct selling of the product will save crypto projects in the future. For now, we will have to accept that, and hope there are some of us who believe that will happen, and hodl on.
Lytix is one of those coins i'm holding on to, until the day comes when it's fully developed and the world will adopt it. Until then it's all about hype.
Good point there, but I would more precisely say that for now it's about hype, as no "real" product is out yet, but it's also a lot about a hard working Team, regular github updates, a nice helpful and growing community, and more and more holders who are usually very picky about the coins they're supporting. All pretty good signs for the future, but of course what will make the difference is the product (and the clients!!)
You have a very strong point when you say that physical presence and interaction is needed, and I know that it's in the plans, but only once a product is available and working.
In the meantime...believe and HOLD
