@nifex
Building products is no longer the flex.
Shipping fast is normal now, AI builds, no-code stacks, cheap infra
Anyone with a laptop can launch something.
The real bottleneck shows up after the product exists.
đź“ŤDistribution.
That’s where most ideas quietly die.
Not because they’re bad, but because attention is expensive, fragmented, and usually owned by people with bigger budgets.
So founders do what they can.
They post on socials hoping something sticks, pay KOLs with botted engagement, and burn time learning marketing instead of improving the product.
@goldenberglior.base.eth saw this problem and created @productclank.farcaster.et
Instead of asking builders to become marketers, it asks a better question:
~ What if users were financially aligned to help the product grow?
That’s the shift.
On @productclank, products don’t just get listed, they get a living, breathing community layer.
A token that represents belief, early support, and future upside.
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