2026-01-01 16:21:32

Some projects truly listen to user feedback. Take this NFT platform as an example: they did a few things—cleaned up fake collections, fixed a feature that was stuck for several weeks, and comprehensively optimized platform performance to eliminate lag. Honestly, how many companies are willing to openly admit "our product has issues" and then genuinely work to fix them? Such an attitude is rare in Web3 projects. Quick response, quick action, quick improvement—this is the way to earn community trust.

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SquidTeacher

· 19h ago

This NFT platform really has some substance. They admit their mistakes directly and dare to fix them, unlike some projects that just hype without action.

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OnlyOnMainnet

· 21h ago

Finally, there's a project willing to admit its shortcomings, which is quite rare in the crypto world.

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SybilSlayer

· 01-04 06:35

Really, this NFT platform admitting mistakes already makes it a winner, so rare After being stuck for several weeks, they fixed it so quickly, I think it's good Not a single fake collection left, I give full marks for this attitude Many projects are just pretending to be dead, but this one directly takes action, truly top-notch It's already 2024, and there are still projects doing real work like this, I've gained some insight

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YieldWhisperer

· 01-04 06:18

nah hold up... "cleaned fake collections" - let me check the contract actually. seen this exact PR play before in 2021, suddenly they're heroes for doing basic maintenance? the math doesn't check out on this one tbh

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ProofOfNothing

· 01-01 16:51

This NFT platform really gets things done, unlike some projects that just keep shouting slogans Finally seeing a project willing to admit mistakes, Web3 needs this kind of spirit Quick fixes, quick changes—I'm on board with this attitude No need for words, I vote with my feet—this is what trust looks like Are all the fake collections cleared out? Then I need to take another look Honestly, most Web3 projects are still pretending, but this one is done pretending

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GateUser-afe07a92

· 01-01 16:51

Really, there are very few projects nowadays that dare to admit mistakes and actually make changes. Most just say they listen to feedback but don't do anything about it.

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QuorumVoter

· 01-01 16:51

This platform has finally woken up; those fake collections before were really disgusting.

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MoneyBurner

· 01-01 16:48

Really rare to see, I thought it was just another sweet talk before another exit scam --- When it comes to action, it's clear who is better, unlike some projects that only shout slogans --- Fake collection? This move is worth noting, indicating they are really doing homework on the chain --- Performance optimization may seem small, but it directly affects users' arbitrage opportunities, thumbs up --- I'm just worried it will be a flash in the pan, and they'll start to slack off again, then regret it later --- There are only a few projects in Web3 that dare to admit mistakes, this one has some guts --- Will the floor price rise? First observe the on-chain data before deciding whether to build a position --- Friends participating in the new issue, don't be fooled, fixing a couple of bugs doesn't mean the project is stable, you still need to look at the fundamentals --- Rapid iteration is indeed a competitive advantage, but I also want to see how they retain liquidity

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TokenSleuth

· 01-01 16:48

Finally, a project dares to admit its imperfections. This is truly rare in Web3.

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JustHereForAirdrops

· 01-01 16:41

Wow, finally seeing a project that dares to admit it’s a mess, and they actually fixed it? This is truly a rare species in Web3.

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