Topic: How do we build a strong community of supporters for crypto projects ? - page 2. (Read 510 times)

You know that Bitcoin has that amount of supporters because it's the first and the most worthy one out of all the crypto, right? That's how I see it, and it is definitely like gold but digital, and that's just appealing to a lot of people, probably, like me. 

It's impossible to replicate how BTC supporters are, but it's about features and possibly how people will earn. I think those are the things that could have an extensive supporter base.

Bitcoin has become a very popular cryptocurrency ans easy to compromise to because the sense of security and true decentralization it gives off to their users.
For example, one of reasons I don't trust altcoins (specially the those launched recently) it is because the developers or those in charge of the treasury have more power over the supply than people realize.

Another example of success is Shiba Inu, part of the success of that coin comes from the fact that (allegedly) most of its liquidity does not come from a single person, but rather one of the main developers who locked the liquidity in Uniswap and then disposed of the private key of his wallet. Making it harder for anyone to rug pull...

The amount of supporters inversely proportional to the probability of a rugpull happening.

Of course, I am also leaving out the fact of the economical yield of the investment, though. But the safety of the asset itself comes first, before thinking about future profit.

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To build a strong community of supporters for a crypto project there is no alternative to spreading the project on social media. Campaigns should be run on various social media. In this case bounty or airdrop can bring success very easily. As we can now see the news of Arbitrum's airdrop in almost all social media. As a result, their supporters are increasing day by day.

I have some time to support community development so I find to build a strong community of supporters for crypto projects there will be many different ways, but you can refer to this:

1. Define your goals: Before you start building a community, define your goals. You need to know clearly what you want to gain from building the community and the values ​​you want to convey to the community.

2. Create quality content: Create valuable and useful content for your community. Please share information, articles, videos and images related to your project so that members can better understand your project.

3. Community Engagement: Interact with your community

I have read many posts and articles on when Bitcoin network will be built.
The community came because they were interested in the idea, so is ethereum, the most important thing is the project idea and how well the project can compete with other projects

The greatest strengths of a project that will attract a large community are, among other things, initiatives. Initiatives before the project launch and after the project launch. Discussion of some successful retrotrope or testnet sometimes promotes the project better than custom advertising in all sorts of social networks and forums. If a project allocates a large allocation to initiatives and community, there will be a big hype and community around such projects.

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Probably the easiest way to attract a community towards your project if is some sort of hype that was centered around your project came to be. Now, this produces a group of users who would probably leave after that hype, but some may still choose to stay and that's your goal. But ofc, if everyone chooses to stay then all the better. Most people would stay if your project actually holds value now, or at least in the near future. A communicative team as well as public updates here and there would always stoke their thirst for news with regard to the project.

It's going to take time, but that's just how it goes. Especially if you don't play around the hype train and just choose to go with the flow, influx of people interested will be really slow.

Each project has a variety of ways about how they build their own ecosystem, as an example from yourself, you are creating many threads over the Altcoin Discussion board here to spark some discussion. That is one thing that I observed here.

The surest thing to gain market shares among cryptocurrency users is to build something that solves some problem. If the baseline of your product has plenty of utility, marketing would be easier and If the project wants to gain some userbase, growing an ecosystem of builders, developers, and users would surely grow the communities. Having Developer Relations or any funding for projects that build within your system could help achieve those thing.

do you know the price of bitcoin when it was first released? and compare the price with current or ATH. indeed bitcoin is the first and most popular crypto but that's not what I mean. what I mean is that bitcoin takes a very long time to reach a price and has as many enthusiasts as it is today, meaning that if a new altcoin wants to get price and popularity it can't be done in a short time. To achieve success requires patience and
intense marketing.

For now building a thriving Crypto community like Binance and Bitcoin can be said to be not something difficult but something that is easy to do. the first thing that needs to be built is the trust of the community itself to be able to attract more crypto enthusiasts. another thing that needs to be done is the existence of free and attractive prizes given to the fans. I think it will foster the enthusiasm of fans for the continuation of your community

It is true and highly relevant because Building a strong community of supporters for crypto projects requires a deliberate and consistent effort to create engagement, transparency, and trust. what this means is that a crypto project can build a strong and loyal following that can help propel the project forward from Transparency, Engagement and Incentives.

I will try to answer this based on my experience. So, a couple of months ago, I joined a bounty program from one of the metaverse projects. I've seen this project gain some exposure through the bounty program, but it doesn't yet have a dedicated following, because, as we all know, most bounty hunters are only interested in making money. But the project did get some exposure. This project was already listed, but the price remained low until one day, when it unexpectedly rose and became one of the exchange's top gainers. Since then, people have been drawn to buy more, and more people have come to invest. But not for long, as the price has dropped once again. The project has a total supply of one billion tokens and has decided to conduct a fast burn program in just a few days (they have already burned 750 million tokens), with the goal of having only 100 million tokens as a total supply.

People accuse the developer of massively selling their own token and planning a rug pull during this bear phase, but fortunately, the developer is very transparent and open about everything related to his efforts to save the project, including listing on Pancake Swap and listing on another top-tier exchange. At the same time, they are still developing the working product. They only released their first product in February. When people have doubts, he will come to answer those accusations and engage with the community without imposing unnecessary bans on those who spread FUD, but he will try to direct the doubt. With this approach, people who are willing to buy large quantities (whales) gain trust and a sense of belonging to the project, and they become a loyal community. They share the same vision and mission because they want the project to succeed. The whales even made a group for shillers and initiated giving rewards to their top marketers. Until now, the price hasn't returned to the ICO price yet, but I just want to show how building a loyal community is actually possible. It needs really good communication and transparency between the community and developers.

Try doing a bounty campaign in the forum and for social media like Twitter, it creates a community of supporters that spreads the word.

Although some of them will eventually just sell the tokens that you will pay for them, some are going to stick around, especially if the project is indeed good. But if it's not good as the team is saying, you can watch the community crumble will even ruin the project's reputation.

Updates like daily to see whats is going on to the project. People wants to always get updated how was the project going or what has been done on that day. If not share roadmaps or having interaction within its fans at we want this kind of people that we see friendly and giving importance to their fans. Also not only about updates having memes and fun facts could be attracting new fans to the project. No matter what as long as the project is promising amd updating on daily basis then it is really good

Holding contests with prizes or airdrops can draw attentions but this could translate into community members. Most of them will just cash the prize and leave once they can. Your point of how to maintain the continuity of a community is absolutely true. Most projects face the same problem if their fans are not loyal as Bitcoin or ETH fans. Our team is devoted to building a solid community and trying every means to get more supporters. We will launch more promotion in this forum so please stay tuned. If you like, please refer to this thread https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annfiredao-social-daodidweb3-identitysbtssupereconomy-5441307 to find more detailed info about us. Thanks.

An outstanding project or one that could have a significant impact in the future relies not only on a solid economic model and operational capabilities, but also on the persistence to accumulate substantial achievements. Our experience in building communities has taught us that a successful community cannot be established overnight. Instead, it requires the accumulation of time and content before it can be recognized. On the road to being discovered and acknowledged by more people, there will undoubtedly be numerous difficulties and challenges. We are grateful for the assistance and suggestions provided by everyone, and we will make good use of them as we continue to move forward.

If I can chime here, projects become known if

- the projects is unique
- not going to pull a exit scam
- the developers and the people behind are known in the community or at least have a solid background
- good promotion and marketing

So it's very important for the projects to be really solid from ground up. And being unique and the prime mover in the market, maybe there is a big chance that they are going to succeed in the future.

If an altcoin is something of value, with a limited supply and the developers have no control over it because they are the developers or because they have a large volume of all tokens with constant updating and healthy growth then you will see more people trying to develop that coin just like what happened with Bitcoin.
Unfortunately, most altcoins aim to make quick profits and make developers rich in a short time...

It takes time, not a matter of a week or two.