Sam Kamani

And then six months later, everyone's pivoted into the next thing.

So you do not have the momentum enough to get your tribe together in one particular meta.

So that's what I've seen.

But you might have other insights.

Feel free to share on why you think that they did so well.

Absolutely.

And good things take time.

Even in the web tool, like, building a good game takes five to ten years.

Often it's five to ten years.

And everyone expected Web3 games to not only have like a whole economy, like a country working on its side, as well as like in its engine, as well as build a functioning game that's enjoyable in five months.

That was just was not going to happen.

So as you say, there are a lot of games building and I'm sure there are

amazing projects like Canopy, building things that are real, that will take some time.

Are there any other projects that you are keeping an eye on that even our audience should look at that you feel like are doing really good in their space, in their niche?

Could be in meta, outside meta, doesn't matter.

If you had to share one thing about building great products in Web3 and on using blockchain technology and all that, what would that advice be for any builder or founder?

100% right, because money gets used up.

You know, things expand to use up that money.

So only raise when you have a clear vision and all that.

I 100% believe in that.