Breaking stereotypes about NFT mints. ▫️ NFT projects need us more than we need them. Stop acting like projects are doing us a favor by giving WL spots. Every project claims it's here to build a brighter future and make the world a better place. The actual goal is to make money. And we're the ones paying them. Just to be clear, I'm talking about commercial projects only, not art collections that artists create for the love of art. ▫️ Jeeting after mint is not bad. A WL spot means ONLY that we're allowed to mint an NFT at a set price. THAT'S IT. It doesn't oblige us to hold these NFTs till zero. Again, the goal of most NFT projects is to make money. So is ours. Both sides assess the risks. And if someone decides to jeet an NFT for $5 profit, maybe it's because they look at their portfolio and see NFTs that once cost a fortune now worth a cup of coffee or even a glass of water? ▫️ Endless application forms are NOT okay. NFT projects should chill the f*ck out with their copy-paste forms. Seriously, put in at least a little effort and come up with something original. Forms can make sense for big projects with high demand. But if you have 3 followers and zero interest, good collectors won't waste their time writing posts and following your cat's X acc. But WL farmers with dozens of accs and automation scripts will. Then they'll dump your NFTs for $0.20 (literally) profit and you'll complain about a bad community. Where am I wrong?