The State of ex. Web3 Superstars

People rarely leave a protocol just because the product breaks. More often, they leave when the story stops evolving when there’s nothing new to believe in, nothing left to align with.

There’s Web3 and then there’s Web3 main character energy.

That moment when a protocol catches fire, the timeline can’t stop talking about it, and every other project either starts integrating it or cloning it. You know the feeling.

FriendTech had it.

Pump.fun definitely had it.

So did Farcaster, Bananagun, and Unibot each in their own cycle, each for the…