Success or even attention is not an overnight occurrence. It takes years of refinement to sharpen a concept and months of reaching out to get attention but once it starts the faucet doesn't turn off if your idea solves a big problem for many people. If you believe in your idea and know it can benefit those who will use it one day stick with it and your hard work will pay off. My advice is look for the biggest problem you could solve, start with its conclusion, and work backwards to fill in all the gaps. Do not look to make money look to solve problems and money will follow.

You can keep your system I'm creating a new one where we'll pull "taxes" from money pools generated by new investment markets located in local businesses. Blockchain will track everything transparently and smart contracts will make sure pools are spent appropriately. Currency Will be mined by these businesses and rewards will be shared with customers who help weight the pools through staking. On top of the protocol will be built utilities such as payments decentralized e-commerce and capital formation services. Bye bye banks bye-bye Visa bye-bye Amazon bye-bye Federal reserve hello people owned and operated decentralized economy.

Crypto isn't about fun it's about the economy. Not everything in life has to be fun but it does have to be useful and helpful. Here's an idea to fight inflation: what if you helped cover the overhead of a product and made part of the profit when it was sold? You could track it through the blockchain and automatically repay the "investor(s) through a smart contract that tracks the item through its UPC connected to an nft. This is the world @Resilblockchain is working on. First we are going to work on embedding a new currency into local businesses through truly decentralized protocol then focus on building utility on top it. Stop thinking in terms of pleasure and enjoyment and start thinking in terms of sustainability and economy you will discover utility and profitability.