I don't care if [leader] doesn't like me so long as creatives believe I'm building for them.

For all my talk about product, the bigger problem is communication.

Leaders talk, but don't act in line with their words. Worse, they don't listen.

The result is a userbase that feels below. 

I know, ug, a tezos reference again. But tezos presents several examples of grassroots movements, led by builder-users. 

Eth presents exactly 0. Remember when rodeo larped the spirit of hen?

Crypto is way too small for anything not to be community-led.

It's not ok but it will be. 

Farcaster, miniapps, and commoditized infra ftw. The Internet gods won't save us but the users will bring us home.

stealth mode in pursuit of an aesthetic eth

Leadership should prioritize communication and listening to creatives. Community-led initiatives like Tezos show the way. Crypto relies on grassroots movements, not top-down control. Farcaster, miniapps, and infra advancements will pave the way forward