Will Crypto projects fulfill their aim?

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Every project in crypto is trying to solve one problem or the other, but the real question is, will they eventually fulfill their main aim after getting listed and get recognition from investors, whales, and gathering more liquidity for the projects? Because everything can look good on paper, but real work starts with the fulfillment of what it is on paper. I'm saying this because of the recent whitepaper of the new project, Spheron Network that I saw; it was enticing in terms of talking about the main aim of the project, as according to it, it powers all payments, staking, and rewards on the platform, aligning incentives for users and providers while enabling seamless machine-to-machine transactions. Anyone with a great mind will want to get a share of this project when it finally gets listed, but the real question is, will they be able to fulfill the aim?
 
Overall, Spheron is one of the few DePIN/infra/web3 projects that has a real foundation before TGE, with clear revenue, token utility, and a running ecosystem. Early token backers have the ability to participate in an infrastructure with traction, not just hype.
Yes you are right, it seems you have been following the project for a long even before its TGE, do you know when it is getting listed?
 
Well, bitcoin is an inflation hedge. That's the only reason it has value. It doesn't matter if it gets adopted or technologically advanced. It's value is tied directly behind this inflation hedge. Statistical correlation of BTC and normalized monetary supply overtime is 0.79, meaning 79% of the time they move in the same direction, and BTC acts as an amplifier of 400x if you further analyze two graphs.

All I am saying, DeFI and DeApps are mostly useless. People are in them and nobody fucking knows why.
 
You've hit the nail on the head. Whitepapers are just a start. The true test for any crypto project is always execution and consistent delivery, not just promises. Look at the team, their actual development progress, and how they build and engage their community. Real utility and adoption are what drive recognition and liquidity in the long run. Always conduct your own research thoroughly.
 
Every project in crypto is trying to solve one problem or the other, but the real question is, will they eventually fulfill their main aim after getting listed and get recognition from investors, whales, and gathering more liquidity for the projects? Because everything can look good on paper, but real work starts with the fulfillment of what it is on paper. I'm saying this because of the recent whitepaper of the new project, Spheron Network that I saw; it was enticing in terms of talking about the main aim of the project, as according to it, it powers all payments, staking, and rewards on the platform, aligning incentives for users and providers while enabling seamless machine-to-machine transactions. Anyone with a great mind will want to get a share of this project when it finally gets listed, but the real question is, will they be able to fulfill the aim?
Unfortunately ,the main goal of most of the projects is to make their creator rich. They do not care at all about the investors.
 
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