We are able to attract new content creators every day, and the market depth is definitely a strong indicator of such. I am confident going forward, the market will continue to take hits on a regular basis. Our good friends @malcolmblackman ,@heiditravels and @roelandp are already reaping the benefits and have done the smart thing by cashing out a good chunk of their rewards, it's only a matter of time before others, such as @guerrint catch on that liquidity wont last, and join the snowball effect.
It's going to be hard to attract new investors, with the potential to invest 100,000+ when they see someone who has invested a measly 2-3 months of time with absolutely no money having just as much equity as them. 3 weeks ain't shit, 3 months aint shit in reality. 100 grand takes most people more than 30 years to accumulate. You'd be a fool to think people will drop 5k of their hard earned cash just to see a tits and travel story double their entire networth.
Hypergrowth is not always necessarily a good thing. When experiencing hypergrowth, it must be built to scale as such from the ground up. If not, it will fail every time. So, if we have an endless supply of eager VC's waiting by with checkbooks, then great, let's keep growing our user base of content creators. If this is not the case, and we find that liquidity does begin to diminish, perhaps then we need to take a step back.