Recently discovered a powerful community-building project, and the gameplay is pretty interesting. #SmallGoals Its predecessor was the Binance community. Instead of relying on pure slogans, calling people to buy in, and then secretly selling off tokens while claiming to build the community, this project uses specific mechanisms to lock in tokens and the community to build consensus. I used to be curious why there wasn’t much news about the Binance community, yet it kept growing. Later, I looked into it and found out where the growth points were. Sharing the mechanisms I’ve seen, though it’s still not comprehensive. 1. The top-ranking address serves as the foundation address. To join the foundation, everyone needs to contribute 1 million tokens, which must be purchased directly from the market. The address operates under a multi-signature wallet model, meaning decisions aren’t made by one person alone. Multiple people must vote and agree. Tokens in the address are listed on Alpha before they can be moved, and then a vote determines how many will be burned. Foundation address: 0x54f990648905d2a72ed301092b34007ccde38eca 2. To participate in core building, you need to buy at least 2 million tokens, publicly disclose your address, and add it for observation and mutual supervision. If anyone sells, they’ll be kicked out of the core team and won’t be able to join future building efforts. This token-locking model directly identifies people who can contribute to long-term building. Core address: 0xfdf7d23c38f0d0a7e66fffea27106485b8374444 Small Goals community TG: https://t.me/Sg_Bian