For me, this is a rule, and it’s ever gonna be breached. I’m convinced there’s no strong crypto project without having a strong community. Not only that, but at this point I believe that a community can be pushing a project forward and can play a role in the success of this project.
I mean look at memecoins, like Shib for example, this kind of projects is only backed by hype and communities. That’s definitely not enough, any cryptocurrency needs to have a strong backing and deep fundamentals, this is why memecoins don’t usually last for long times, but their communities play big roles in pushing them for quite some time.
What I’m trying to say is that projects need to have both in order to succeed. I mean look at BitDAO, besides being the largest and most diversified treasury DAO, one of the main factors of success of this project is the fact that it keeps giving back its community.
I mean yeah it’s already community led and it allows its community members to take control of the voting procedures, but it’s also giving them the chance to make money by completing the simplest tasks on [aembassy.io](https://aembassy.io).
This, for me is one of the perfect examples of how projects should be giving back and rewarding its community.