Many people look down on @watchdotfun, but I think this project actually exposes one of the most real realities of crypto.

The most profitable on-chain activity is never just about technology, but desire.
You'll find that memes can go viral, NFTs can become popular, often not because the products are highly advanced, but because they precisely capture human primal emotions.
And it's very clever; instead of continuing to compete with complex finance, it directly cuts into luxury goods, lotteries, and social sharing—things that naturally create FOMO.
Things like Rolex, Patek, Audemars Piguet inherently carry sharing attributes.
Plus, with the meme culture of the Solana community, the entire dissemination logic is established in one go.
The most interesting part is that many people say this model is too entertainment-focused, but the problem is that the biggest traffic in crypto now is originally built on entertainment and emotion.
So I actually think the most dangerous part is not the lotteries, but that it is turning luxury consumption completely into memes.
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