In the startup world, it’s become cliche to say that the customer doesn’t know what they want. Most of the time they do… But in the NFT world, I genuinely believe that people have no idea what they want. Of course everyone wants number to go up. But how? I’m certain that even the most vocal critics would not be able to figure out how to make number go up even if you gave them millions of dollars. Why am I certain? Because as of today there is no alignment of incentives. It’s one thing to hope that an NFT you buy appreciates in value. That’s fair. But that’s not what happens today. For some reason People feel a deep sense of eternal entitlement towards the risky speculative NFT that they purchased from somebody else because they thought that they could sell it to someone else for more. They take this entitlement out in the form of frustration directly on the teams working on those NFTs. I feel blessed that our community is understanding and intelligent and can see the nuance here. It has easily been one of the biggest drivers of our success. But my heart breaks when I see talented people get chewed up by a bunch of mercenaries with infinity time in the day. If the default reaction to everything is negative… why would anyone with talent want to come make something great here?