Community Matters in Web3

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Community is one of the key elements that Web3 is built on. Many projects have seen success thanks in large part to strong community support.
Being part of a community also brings a sense of direction and shared purpose. Even as a member of this forum, I’ve picked up valuable insights just from reading others’ posts some of which helped me avoid costly mistakes.

In my opinion I think community does matter in web3 I mean in the real decentralised platform not the so called decentralised platform who don't listen to their community. 
If we think about Bitcoin, the Bitcoin community is where it is today, but we also have to see that the Bitcoin ecosystem is the most independent. There is no way to suppress the voting or opinions of community members. So similarities like these really make the community matter for web-3 projects.

[omori]

In my opinion I think community does matter in web3 I mean in the real decentralised platform not the so called decentralised platform who don't listen to their community. 
If we think about Bitcoin, the Bitcoin community is where it is today, but we also have to see that the Bitcoin ecosystem is the most independent. There is no way to suppress the voting or opinions of community members. So similarities like these really make the community matter for web-3 projects.

Community, for a new project especially, is very important.

And even more so if the project isn't utility-related, by any means.

[Bobcrypto]

Community is one of the key elements that Web3 is built on. Many projects have seen success thanks in large part to strong community support.

Being part of a community also brings a sense of direction and shared purpose. Even as a member of this forum, I’ve picked up valuable insights just from reading others’ posts some of which helped me avoid costly mistakes.

What communities have you been part of, and what was your experience like?

Obviously, Cryptocurrency is basically a community driven ecosystem, and with a large numbers of the community, there can be sustainable demand of any coin/tokens. In fact the key to successful project is based on it community and there could be continuous growth as the project progresses in the future.
As you may know, almost everyone on the crypto space are on the bitcoin community, being the first crypto, it is certain that everyone should be on the community whether you are trader or an investor. Actually, once you mentioned crypto, you may be directly talking about Bitcoin, there are other altcoins.

[abelmon64888]

I totally agree — in Web3, learning from others and growing together really changes the experience. Personally, I’m currently using a platform (fruiti.fi) that offers several DeFi strategies along with a built-in learning section.

What I find helpful is that you’re not left alone facing the market. Even if it’s not a “community” in the traditional sense, there’s a clear sense of support and structure in the way everything’s set up.

That kind of environment helps me stay consistent and avoid impulsive decisions.