“Community” might be the most abused word in Web3. A busy Discord can fool you...thousands of followers can disappear overnight...wallets chasing a pump will move on just as quickly as they arrived. You find out who your community is when things get hard. They're the holders who stick around through bad months, ugly charts, mistakes and uncertainty because they still believe something worthwhile is being built - even if they don't know exactly what it is. That doesn't mean blind loyalty. Builders still need to deliver, communicate and respect the people who backed them. Nobody owes a project their money forever. But if everyone heads for the exit the moment things get uncomfortable, you never had a community. You had momentum. Look at what you're holding right now and ask yourself why you're still there. Would you stick around if the price dropped another 50%? Would you still contribute if nobody was paying attention? If the answer is no, that's fine. Just stop calling it community. If the answer is yes, call it @omenatiii