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I think a lot about what it means to build a real NFT community.
A lot of NFT communities have people who work incredibly hard to push the brand behind their NFTs. They create content, bring in friends, host spaces, make memes, show up every day, and carry so much of the momentum themselves.
But too often, the brand gives them very little to actually believe in.
With Mancer, I want to flip that.
I want every part of it to feel considered: the art, the UI, the brand, the speed, the routing, the precision of every quote, and the feeling people get when they use the product.
Chain Mancers should not have to manufacture excitement around an empty logo. The goal is to give them a product that earns their pride and a brand so strong that contributing to it feels natural.
I want to show what can happen when an NFT community is given the best possible foundation to build on.
A lot of NFT communities have people who work incredibly hard to push the brand behind their NFTs. They create content, bring in friends, host spaces, make memes, show up every day, and carry so much of the momentum themselves.
But too often, the brand gives them very little to actually believe in.
With Mancer, I want to flip that.
I want every part of it to feel considered: the art, the UI, the brand, the speed, the routing, the precision of every quote, and the feeling people get when they use the product.
Chain Mancers should not have to manufacture excitement around an empty logo. The goal is to give them a product that earns their pride and a brand so strong that contributing to it feels natural.
I want to show what can happen when an NFT community is given the best possible foundation to build on.
