Every so often, entrepreneurs launch new tokens with unique features trying to fill one or the other gaps within the existing crypto offerings. While there are countless reasons to create a new token, ranging from solving new use cases to simply flexing, its long-term success is determined by the size of the community that holds and trades the token.
Continuous improvement has become a norm across the crypto ecosystem. As a cryptocurrency token, the community expects active participation from the team behind the cryptocurrency project. Active participation involves — but is not limited to — sharing (weekly/monthly/yearly) updates about new developments, progress or plans, addressing concerns raised by the community and introducing new features based on the previously established roadmap and white paper.
