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Projects that spend millions on advertising so people talk about them.
And projects that people start talking about on their own.
I've started to notice that EGY falls into the second type.
Every day I find someone new asking about it, following its news, or trying to understand what's happening with it.
And the truth is, what attracts me the most isn't the movement itself...
But that the project is still in the development stage, yet it managed to make many people watch it.
Maybe I'm wrong...
But my market experience tells me that projects that generate curiosity among people before making a big splash are the ones that have a different story afterward.
Projects that spend millions on advertising so people talk about them.
And projects that people start talking about on their own.
I’ve been noticing that EGY falls into the second type.
Every day I find someone new asking about it, following its news, or trying to understand what’s happening with it.
And the truth is, the thing that grabs me most isn’t the hype itself...
But that the project is still in the building stage, and yet it managed to get a lot of people watching it.
Maybe I’m wrong...
But my experience in the market tells me that projects that create curiosity among people before they make the big splash are the ones that end up having a different story afterward.