When a public chain wants to grab market share, the best time to do so is when other chains are quiet because people have nothing to play with. If a chain stirs things up, everyone will flock to it. But now that other chains are booming, grabbing market share will require attitude, money, and resources. 1. **Attitude**: Generally speaking, those with influence need to make clear statements instead of being vague or dropping hints. If they wait until the chain gets popular and then suddenly say they don’t support it, it could be a devastating blow. 2. **Money**: It’s simple—devs and users need to be incentivized to move over. People need to see the money. Retail investors want profit potential, and devs need to see liquidity. 3. **Resources**: Things like exchange listings and connections to other resources are essential. Without these, devs bringing their own money and resources might as well go to a place with better liquidity. So, when exploring a new chain, check if it meets these criteria. If it does, getting in early could definitely be a solid move.
