@milob

Last week was an all-time low turnout at my crypto meetup group - which is highly correlated with market prices. It sucks when prices are down, because I know the number of attendees will be lower. But is 'number of attendees' the right thing to care about? Smaller meetups are often more enjoyable, and the thing I really enjoy is the *quality* of the people, and depth of the relationships we build. In this market, numbers will be down across most metrics - number of users, number of miniapp opens, number of engagements on posts, etc. But is that the right thing to care about? HELL NO. Those things are highly correlated with market prices. When the market is down, you need the courage and humility to focus on quality, not quantity. So here's what I admire now: miniapps with users who keep coming back day after day, regardless of if there's 10 or 10000. Tight knit communities that spark real connections. Apps finding their product market fit, even if their niche is still small. Fuck the market, keep going.

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