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In 2019 the community is more important for the blockchain than ever before.Getty
The titles are not good, since the crypt falls as well as the perception of the blockchain, the foundation of such currencies. The general reaction is to distrust, but new ideas based on the blockchain still arise. "We just need to bring the audience behind us", to hear them say.
There may be an uphill battle on the cards when it comes to gaining the trust of the mainstream, but the current panorama of the blockchain communities seems to build a solid foundation. Here because:
Find a place to adapt
While blockchain has superfan, those communities live mostly within themselves. After all, the most successful criptovalute or blockchain startups have had an effective community of evangelists who not only believed in their project but were actively committed to promoting it. The disadvantage here, however, is that many of the crypto communities live in the Telegram channels, in the Discord groups, in the forums and in the subreddits, places that can become echo of the same discourse. Identifying and developing a community that could violate the mainstream has become the gold formula that every startup is looking for.
What made community development for blockchain companies so difficult was to figure out what means they are allowed to use, and for what purpose. For example, as noted by Matto again in March,& Nbsp;10 out of 11& nbsp; of the most popular social media platforms had banned advertising for a variety of encrypted and ICO projects; mainly due to fraud reasons.
In response, the crypto community has returned to its apps and forums for device strategies on how to build a social audience based on thought leadership, relevant news and even educational content. Doing things the old way (the recommendations matter a lot in the human psyche), what became the greatest cryptic weakness is now turning into its greatest strength.
If you can not beat em & # 39;
Despite all the bad actors who came from the early stages of social promotion for cryptic companies, the surge in active involvement on new platforms was something that Internet communities have not seen for a long time. In fact, as noted by Business of Apps in 2017, Telegram has seen an average of over& Nbsp;220,000 new registrations per day, a significant level of users of cryptographic groups. While a lot of people were crowded specifically in Telegram because of their privacy, the idea of having a more intimate platform in which people who were serious about the blockchain seemed to be ideal. However, to maintain the cycle, they eventually had to become unconventional with their practices to try to recruit on more traditional platforms like Twitter and Instagram.
With advertising banned for most platforms, many blockchain companies have had to start becoming smart with their paid efforts. They circumnavigated using engagement tools to get likes and followers. I like buying from platforms like& Nbsp;Social magic or Instagress it was a way to get around it, but keeping that commitment was therefore the name of the game, using the community managers of their team to continue the conversation.
Building for long-term trust
According to PWC, in a survey of 600 executives in various business sectors, 84 percent said they invested in the blockchain, with& Nbsp;27 percent& nbsp; of the interviewees claiming to believe that the regulation would be the biggest obstacle. When we look at why this is the case, we are dealing with some different factors, including uncertainty for investors / buyers / developers, the language used in adoption and, of course, the way in which the companies are encrypted they are able to raise funds. The silver coating? A small regulation could be the best thing that happens to the sector.
As consumers begin to understand the industry better and are supported by its regulations, more are willing to buy. Even if you just have to hope that the decentralized army does not sell, the strength of the blockchain community is based only on the number of people who are following the project.
Invest in the next wave
Although 2018 has been a difficult year for investors in the crypt of the main road, the overall industry has been relatively stable. A fact that was noticed by Cointelegraph in October, when venture capital investments in startup blockchain increased& Nbsp;280 percent since 2017, demonstrating that traditional investments in the sector are not slowing down.
It seems as if we were all still chasing that next crypto-wave monstrous.
Final thought? Although the blockchain may not see the massive inflows of 2017, the industry is still steadily increasing, a narrative that needs to be pushed through the blockchain communities if major opportunities are presented in 2019.
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In 2019 the community is more important for the blockchain than ever before.Getty
The titles are not good, since the crypt falls as well as the perception of the blockchain, the foundation of such currencies. The general reaction is to distrust, but new ideas based on the blockchain still arise. "We just need to bring the audience behind us", to hear them say.
There may be an uphill battle on the cards when it comes to gaining the trust of the mainstream, but the current panorama of the blockchain communities seems to build a solid foundation. Here because:
Find a place to adapt
While blockchain has superfan, those communities live mostly within themselves. After all, the most successful criptovalute or blockchain startups have had an effective community of evangelists who not only believed in their project but were actively committed to promoting it. The disadvantage here, however, is that many of the crypto communities live in the Telegram channels, in the Discord groups, in the forums and in the subreddits, places that can become echo of the same discourse. Identifying and developing a community that could violate the mainstream has become the gold formula that every startup is looking for.
What made community development for blockchain companies so difficult was to figure out what means they are allowed to use, and for what purpose. For example, as noted by Matto again in March, 10 out of 11 of the most popular social media platforms had banned advertising for a variety of encrypted and ICO projects; mainly due to fraud reasons.
In response, the crypto community has returned to its apps and forums for device strategies on how to build a social audience based on thought leadership, relevant news and even educational content. Doing things the old way (the recommendations matter a lot in the human psyche), what became the greatest cryptic weakness is now turning into its greatest strength.
If you can not beat em & # 39;
Despite all the bad actors who came from the early stages of social promotion for cryptic companies, the surge in active involvement on new platforms was something that Internet communities have not seen for a long time. In fact, as noted by Business of Apps in 2017, Telegram has seen an average of over 220,000 new registrations per day, a significant level of users of cryptographic groups. While a lot of people were crowded specifically in Telegram because of their privacy, the idea of having a more intimate platform in which people who were serious about the blockchain seemed to be ideal. However, to maintain the cycle, they eventually had to become unconventional with their practices to try to recruit on more traditional platforms like Twitter and Instagram.
With advertising banned for most platforms, many blockchain companies have had to start becoming smart with their paid efforts. They circumnavigated using engagement tools to get likes and followers. I like buying from platforms like Social magic o Instagress was a way around it, but keeping that commitment was therefore the name of the game, using the community managers of their team to continue the conversation.
Building for long-term trust
According to PWC, in a survey of 600 executives in various business sectors, 84 percent said they invested in the blockchain, with 27 percent of the interviewees claiming to believe that regulation would be the biggest obstacle. When we look at why this is the case, we are dealing with some different factors, including uncertainty for investors / buyers / developers, the language used in adoption and, of course, the way in which the companies are encrypted they are able to raise funds. The silver coating? A small regulation could be the best thing that happens to the sector.
As consumers begin to understand the industry better and are supported by its regulations, more are willing to buy. Even if you just have to hope that the decentralized army does not sell, the strength of the blockchain community is based only on the number of people who are following the project.
Invest in the next wave
Although 2018 has been a difficult year for investors in the crypt of the main road, the overall industry has been relatively stable. A fact that was noticed by Cointelegraph in October, when venture capital investments in startup blockchain increased 280 percent since 2017, demonstrating that traditional investments in the sector are not slowing down.
It seems as if we were all still chasing that next crypto-wave monstrous.
Final thought? Although the blockchain may not see the massive inflows of 2017, the industry is still steadily increasing, a narrative that needs to be pushed through the blockchain communities if major opportunities are presented in 2019.
