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I think people are seriously sleeping on Boost, but give it a year, it’s gonna be everywhere. We’re already seeing it. Noah Schnapp, Sidemen - they’re using Boost to power their giveaways, turning casual followers into real, engaged communities. The old way? Throwing out rewards and hoping people stick around. The new way? On-chain incentives that actually drive action. I’ve been watching this shift happen in real time, and it just feels inevitable. Creators, brands, even the skeptics - once they see the results, there’s no going back. Are you paying attention?

This has probably been one of the wildest months in my entire life. Why? 'cause a month ago, Boost was already making waves. Then the Sidemen happened - 90,000 tickets gone in hours, millions watching live. One of the biggest YouTube events ever, and WE ran the giveaway. Then Noah Schnapp dropped his shoe collection giveaway. Again, 100% through Boost. And what do you think is happening now? Every creator watching is connecting the dots. They see what’s happening. They see how giveaways aren’t just about freebies anymore, they’re engagement engines. And they see how Boost is turning moments into movements. This is how network effects start. Kind of similar to how ghibli style art has taken over our Tls One creator taps in. Then another. Then another. Until suddenly, it’s not just “a tool” anymore. It’s the standard. Creators won't wonder if they should use Boost. They just will. And once that flywheel spins, there’s no stopping it. First the Sidemen. Then Noah. Next? Every creator on the internet.