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In the crypto world, there are relatively few projects that provide any real value to consumers. Among the countless projects, Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) stand out as the foundation for other projects. Most of the other projects are just vaporware; they appear and then disappear. A rare project from 2017 has survived to this day.

In crypto, everything revolves around investors who buy tokens of projects in small amounts and hold them in hopes of price increases — they are commonly referred to as 'hamsters'. We will refer to them as such without any negative connotation.

Most projects aim to attract these hamsters and meet their needs. What do hamsters want? They want to make money. Crypto startups provide them with such opportunities: they create mechanics to engage hamsters in various processes, where the reward for participation will be income in one form or another. In other words, hamsters are given money.

In the world of crypto, the overwhelming majority of projects create open-source code. There is even a culture of borrowing solutions — meaning there is no need to develop your own; it’s better to take something that’s already made. Everyone copies from each other. And in fact, that’s cool.