Looking back, it's funny how different ShipGuild looks from where we started.
Web3 Matters began with Spaces and livestreams. We were trying to understand what was happening and bring people into the conversation.
Then came the communities, experiments, the
@Pumpfun hackathon, and a lot of learning along the way.
Eventually, those lessons led us here.
Today we're building ShipGuild through the app, research, tools, experiments, content, and the community around it.
It has taken a few different shapes to get here.
And there's still a lot we're working on that we haven't shown yet.
We're getting closer.
On this topic, I won’t comment on price or give financial advice.
What I can say is that the strategy is working.
We’ve been growing ShipGuild one person at a time. Talking directly with people, explaining what we’re building, bringing the right people closer, and turning that attention into actual participation.
It’s slow work at first. Then it compounds.
And there is a lot happening internally that people still haven’t seen. I think the direction of ShipGuild will make much more sense as the next pieces start coming out.
So yes, I’m happy to see good results.
But I’m much more excited about what we’re building into them.
Still very early.