Interesting phenomenon: the top 1% holders of a certain token now ask questions directly to the founders during the monthly online meetings, with a price of $5000 per question. This approach essentially commercializes the community interaction segment, turning the entry barrier from token holdings to US dollars. One has to say, this pricing strategy is quite amusing—it not only raises the participation cost but also makes the project team’s valuation of the founders’ time seem, well, confident. How long this model can last depends on how the community perceives this matter.
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GateUser-00be86fc
· 1h ago
$5,000 for one issue? Haha, the founder thinks he's Maotai.
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MerkleTreeHugger
· 4h ago
Is $5,000 a problem? That's hilarious. Are you treating founders like stand-up comedians selling tickets?
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Community interaction turned into paid content. Is the next step subscription-based? Truly impressive.
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Wow, holding coins isn't enough anymore. Now only the wealthy can ask questions. What kind of logic is this?
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I just want to know who would really spend five thousand dollars just to ask a question...
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Selling participation rights as a product. This project will fail sooner or later. Just watch.
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This pricing strategy really blew my mind. The founder hasn't said a word, and already an IQ tax is being collected.
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Wait, isn't this just another form of cutting the leeks? Just with a different shell.
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LightningLady
· 4h ago
Operation, $5000 per issue? Does this project team really think of themselves as big shots, haha
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LuckyBlindCat
· 4h ago
I think this project has already gone crazy, $5,000 per question? They're directly treating the retail investors as the main financiers.
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MEV_Whisperer
· 4h ago
$5000 for a question? This guy is treating the AMA like a stand-up comedy show and selling tickets.
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LiquidationSurvivor
· 4h ago
Haha, isn't this just driving all the retail investors out, leaving only the big players to set the tone?
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RugDocDetective
· 4h ago
Is $5,000 a problem? Haha, the community has become paid customer service, indeed.
Interesting phenomenon: the top 1% holders of a certain token now ask questions directly to the founders during the monthly online meetings, with a price of $5000 per question. This approach essentially commercializes the community interaction segment, turning the entry barrier from token holdings to US dollars. One has to say, this pricing strategy is quite amusing—it not only raises the participation cost but also makes the project team’s valuation of the founders’ time seem, well, confident. How long this model can last depends on how the community perceives this matter.