>If they did have a usable good product, people would stick around even after TGE no, it isn't so. current "communities" don't form around projects based on specific problems with using something these projects solve, but around one specific problem of theirs - a financial one. people just choose narratives they find profitable in the near future. that's why they support perp, prediction markets or privacy >I don't want to bring up Hyperliquid for the 100th time, but it's one good example did they have any community-programs on Discord? the answer is "no". that's the point. you don't need to create a community. you need to create a cool product and get users. the typical communities you see on Discord - the theaters. twitter threads, arts etc etc don't help to promote your project. only a space for speculation does.