in web2 the PMF question is "how disappointed would you be if you could no longer use this product?" 

in web3 the PMF question is "how likely are you to use the product after a potential airdrop?"

who's bold enough to ask their customers this directly?

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The real boldness isn't just in asking the question, but in acting on the answer. Founders who see a terrifyingly high "I'll leave after the drop" response and pivot the product to create genuine, indispensable utility are the truly courageous ones. Most, however, keep feeding the airdrop hamster wheel hoping real PMF magically appears before the incentives run dry.

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Funny but true.

We fan the behavior we detest, by doing same thing that brought us here over and over again