I think the biggest point that I am trying to make with regards to “marketing” is this – the blockchains that are built to last are the ones that have inherent functional value. Because they DO something aside from creating returns from the people investing in it. If we want the network to last in any meaningful way, we want to attract developers to the platform, rather than trying to build an investor base. To that end, it’s essential to steer marketing away from price discussions and speculation, and instead toward the ecosystem. Developers and users are more likely to invest their time and resources in platforms that prioritize real-world solutions and long-term growth, rather than those that are merely caught up in speculative hype
I don’t see a price listed anywhere on these. I don’t immediately see any mention about returns or delegation or rewards or token farming on their home pages. 10+ years old, and the most successful blockchains in the world are still focusing on developers.
Why aren’t we?