If you are a web 3 project party, you can do this1. Spend 300,000 to build a good project that meets market demand, then go online, trial it on a small scale, and participate in a large scale after user experience, spontaneous publicity, and word-of-mouth spread (a bit like a growth hacker)2. You can also build a rubbish project without spending money, and then spend 300,000 to attract KOLs to promote and guide users, RUGIf you kol, you can do this1. Spend $1,000 to invest in a good project that you have used and interacted with, and then share and promote it so that everyone can build with you to create greater wealth and prosperity together.2. You can also charge the project partner 1,000 to 10,000 U.S. dollars to promote a spicy chicken project, guide users, and cut fans and leeks.If you are a user you can do this1. Conduct in-depth research on projects, review relevant information, decide on investments based on your own investment logic and strategies, and then be responsible for your own investments.2. Completely trust KOLs and strangers, make investment decisions based on KOLs or related information recommendations, and then you won’t be able to keep it even if you make money! Unable to obtain high multiples, I lost money and then scolded KOL and the project side.This circle always has too much of the latter and too little of the former.The original text of this article is from Chinese kol Rick and the author has deleted it.
