Thereās a lot of frustration across the
$AVAX ecosystem right now. I feel it, you feel it, everyone feels it. Itās easy to look for someone to blame, and
@AvaLabs has become the default target. Meanwhile,
@vohvohh is out there responding to every thread trying to calm the storm.
But letās zoom out for a moment.
Most of our frustration stems from price action. Completely understandable. But this isnāt happening solely because āAvalabs/FDN is selling.ā Big exchanges, market makers, and institutional partners come with real obligations. Every major project listed on Coinbase or Binance goes through this same thing. Itās part of the game.
What matters is that Avalabs is listening. They understand the pain points and theyāre working on solutions. I shared my own frustrations in a private builders group, what I thought needed to change, what was missing, and what Iād like to see. Some ideas werenāt feasible based on past attempts, but others sparked interest. My biggest push was simple: better communication and more spotlight for smaller builders. One idea was a weekly podcast or X Space with Avalabs team members featuring emerging projects. Letās see if it gains traction.
Instead of spiraling into endless complaining, letās pivot to solutions. At the end of the day, weāre the ones steering our own destiny. One idea, one contribution, one build can shift the direction of an entire network. Remember when @TheArena launched, thousands flocked to the network to join in on the fun.
If you want something powerful built on-chain, something you believe could be a banger, speak up. Share the idea. Iāll build it. Other builders will build it. The talent is here.
So letās start with this:
Provide constructive feedback. Suggest solutions. Help shape the future.
Price will take care of itself when the broader crypto liquidity cycle turns. What we can control is making sure that when liquidity returns, Avalanche is a well-oiled machine firing on all cylinders.
Take a breath, focus on the underlying issues, and help move the ecosystem forward. The next breakthrough idea might come from you.