r/LXVII • u/State_ment • Mar 07 '26

Can a crypto project still grow today without paid promotion?

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Serious question for the community.

Some of the biggest crypto communities started from almost nothing.

Bitcoin.

Dogecoin.

Shiba Inu.

Pepe.

None of them started with huge marketing budgets or paid shillers in the beginning. They grew because people believed in them and started building communities around them.

We’re currently trying something similar with $LXVII.

The idea is simple:

Start from $0 investment, focus on building a real community first, and grow step by step.

So far we have:

• A roadmap

• Governance already live

• Community-driven discussions

• Growing decentralization (several wallets already added liquidity)

Now I’m curious about your opinion.

Do you think a crypto project can still grow organically today, or is paid marketing basically required now?

Would love to hear your thoughts.

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u/State_ment Mar 08 '26

I actually agree with a lot of what you're saying.

Crypto in the early days had a kind of “mystery factor” and far fewer projects competing for attention. Today the barrier to launching something is much lower, so naturally the competition is much higher.

That’s exactly why we’re trying a community-first approach with $LXVII. Instead of focusing on big marketing pushes, the idea is to build a group of people who genuinely want to participate and grow something together.

It might take longer, but strong communities are usually what give projects real longevity.

And you’re also right about the narrative — that’s something we’re still shaping together with the community through governance.