mapz

I’ve been following Monsters for a while now, and I have to say, I’m really disappointed with the way the founder has handled things. The recent events surrounding the whitelist and minting process have exposed some serious issues with management and communication. Firstly, the decision to give out so many Phase 1 whitelist spots to content creators, rather than rewarding the active community members who consistently supported the project, was a poor judgment call. It felt like the moodi prioritized short-term exposure over long-term community loyalty. Moreover, the Phase 2 mint was a complete disaster. Despite claims that only a small number of spots were overallocated, the entire mint sold out in under 5 seconds, clearly showing that the process was poorly managed. This not only reflects badly on the founder’s ability to organize events, but also raises questions about transparency and fairness in the way these opportunities are distributed. Overall, it’s disappointing to see a project with such potential mismanaged by someone in charge. moodi needs to seriously reassess their approach to community engagement, transparency, and overall project management if they want to maintain trust and credibility

Participating in Monstersdot Fun was a terrible experience. Amateur app. I got 0 tokens for the XP program for yapping and points for holding different NFTs. The launch itself was a disaster. Multiple friends of mine continued to take part, only to get disappointed at the end. The guy is known to be boasting about his marketing guru skills. He used those "skills" to overhype a project and slow rug as it becomes the norm these days. Don't trust him with your money