Many projects use tokens to cover up issues with their products, but Bluwhale’s approach is quite clear-headed—they focus on validating the demand first and leave token incentives for later.



Their strategy treats tokens as amplifiers, not as entry fees. The traditional approach is basically “you come, I pay you,” but Bluwhale is more like “what can you do once you’re here, and how can tokens help you do it better.” Demand comes first, incentives follow—this logic is indeed solid.
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MevTearsvip
· 12h ago
Demand comes first, incentives follow—that's the proper way of thinking.
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ContractTearjerkervip
· 12h ago
Finally seeing a project that's not just fooling people. This approach is truly clear-headed; tokens should be tools, not sugar-coated bombs. Product-first is a rare approach. Most projects really do it the other way around, which has made me a bit tired of Web3. Token amplifier vs. toll fee—this comparison really hits the mark, well said. Wait, can this Bluwhale concept actually be implemented, or is it just old wine in a new bottle again? Simple contracts > complex tokens. I agree with this logic.
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GasWastervip
· 12h ago
I like this logic; finally, there's a project that doesn't just throw out tokens right from the start.
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GateUser-5854de8bvip
· 12h ago
I like this approach. Finally, there's a project that's not just hyped up with worthless tokens.
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