What really helps good Web3 projects survive long-term?
Imagine learning to build a product with someone guiding you at every step.
You don’t feel lost.
You don’t quit early.
Good support helps people keep going and grow stronger over time.
One quiet strength of @Vanarchain is how it supports builders beyond just technology. The Kickstart program offers real partner help including discounts from Plena, shared marketing support, and dedicated exposure to reach more users.
This feels closer to a SaaS-style approach: build solid infrastructure first, then actively guide teams so they can find users and grow communities. My view is that this kind of ongoing support often matters more than raw speed, because it helps strong projects last instead of fading early.
When builders feel backed, ecosystems grow steadily.
Do you think builder support is more important than technical performance for long-term adoption?
