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starting a new business/artistic venture, especially in the #cryptoverse, is impossible to execute perfectly.
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as a collector and investor i keep tabs on the artists and companies im backing. if something isn’t up to par with a new company ive invested in, I reach out. if an artist asks for feedback, they receive it. as an artist who runs a company, i expect no less from my collaborators.
theyve created a deeply-inspired, deeply-desired idea, and when things haven’t gone as planned in the baptism-by-fire that is the #cryptoworld, ive held them to my standards by letting them (as politely as possible) know what i think.
they dont know me irl, they only know me as this newly-born-pseudonym with a teeny tiny following, yet they have thoroughly responded to every question ive put before their small team with speed and an authentic want to hear what their fans are thinking.
these days its so easy to drop something that wont work for you the first time, but the perseverance and passion behind the messages ive received in response to my questions tells me this team is here to win.
theyre holding onto their fans in a really refreshing way. thank you for reminding us what that feels like. here with y’all for the long haul.
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