2026-01-02 15:26:15

Many projects disappear after raising funds, hiding behind the banner of "focused on development."

This time, Into Dot Space is different—after a $5 million funding round, they quickly launched the native Solana Mobile app, which is the right pace.

What’s the key difference? They focus on truly delivering products, rather than releasing hype rounds. No need for a browser, users can get started directly—such an experience upgrade is what the ecosystem should strive for.

Compared to projects that fall into endless building without expectations after funding, this kind of rapid iteration and practical usability is especially valuable.

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BridgeTrustFund

· 5h ago

Really, those who go straight to product development without empty talk are the ones worth following. The others who disappear after raising funds should have been exposed long ago.

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DecentralizedElder

· 5h ago

Uh, no, these kinds of projects are really scarce. Many of them go silent after raising funds. By the way, how's the experience of this app? Is it worth trying? This pace really hits back at a bunch of PPT projects.

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gas_fee_therapy

· 5h ago

Really, projects that follow through on their promises are long overdue. Stop disappearing right after fundraising. Raising money and still releasing products so quickly? That's rare. Most are just "heads down," which basically means no progress. Just get started using it directly, without going through the browser stuff... Now that's understanding user experience. Other projects should learn from this.

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ProveMyZK

· 5h ago

Really, there are too many projects that disappear after raising funds; focusing on development is the best excuse. However, Into Dot Space does have some substance, and the speed is indeed different. Launching the application directly is satisfying; no need to mess around with that browser setup. This is the experience I want.

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SerumSquirter

· 5h ago

Ran off after taking the money, I've seen this trick too many times. This time, Into Dot Space was quite efficient.

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BoredApeResistance

· 5h ago

Really? This is the proper way to get things done. After raising funds, instead of hiring people to boast, you should focus on the product.

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FOMOSapien

· 5h ago

Honestly, not focusing on development is just scams. Into Dot Space at least shows some progress, much better than those who are always "coming soon." Projects that raise funds and then run away really need to reflect; action is the best PR. The Solana ecosystem needs projects like this, not just slogans all day long. Hey, five million dollars to quickly launch a product? That logic makes sense, so why are so many projects just not doing it? No, they really developed a Mobile app? That's much better than most fundraising directions. Experience upgrade > marketing gimmicks, finally someone gets the point. No browser needed, just jump right in—simple and straightforward, I like this pragmatic approach. I really can't stand projects still "buried in development," their progress is like farting around. This is what delivery commitment looks like. Don't talk to me about roadmaps; I only care about real implementation.

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