When launching a token project, having the right promotional channels and timing strategy can really make a difference. The key is thinking through how you'll engage your community from day one—what touchpoints matter most, how to build momentum before the main event, and which strategies will actually stick with people long-term. It's not just about the launch window, but creating those memorable moments that get people genuinely invested in what you're building. Getting these details right from the start can set the tone for the entire project journey.
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AllInDaddy
· 23h ago
Sounds good, but the projects that can truly survive are those with real applications, not just those that can tell stories.
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0xOverleveraged
· 01-09 03:56
Sounds good, but what about reality? Most projects still rely on airdrops and influencers to survive.
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MoneyBurnerSociety
· 01-09 03:53
I've heard this kind of talk too many times, and then I see the project team pouring all their marketing budget into KOLs, only to end up with a complete mess... Community engagement sounds nice in theory, but in practice, it just turns into pure price manipulation.
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just_another_fish
· 01-09 03:48
Well said, community operation in the early stages is indeed the key, but to be honest, most projects are just focused on quick fundraising, regardless of what happens afterward...
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GasFeeVictim
· 01-09 03:41
That's right, but most projects fail on the first day of launch, and they're still there researching community engagement.
When launching a token project, having the right promotional channels and timing strategy can really make a difference. The key is thinking through how you'll engage your community from day one—what touchpoints matter most, how to build momentum before the main event, and which strategies will actually stick with people long-term. It's not just about the launch window, but creating those memorable moments that get people genuinely invested in what you're building. Getting these details right from the start can set the tone for the entire project journey.