"Social Capital is Alpha"
The 2.0 community is unlike anything else in Web3. It rose from the ashes of projects that couldn’t deliver, but instead of fading away, we chose to stick together and build something better. What started as a place to hang out and share alpha has grown into a tight-knit, highly active network fueled not by speculation or flexing assets, but by social capital.
2.0 is welcoming, but not open to just anyone. Entry isn’t earned by flashing a whale wallet or holding the “right” NFT — it’s earned by showing up, engaging, and contributing. The expectation is clear: participate in the conversation, bring something of value to the table, and keep the energy alive. Share alpha if you have it, add perspective if you don’t — but whatever you do, don’t just lurk.
Because 2.0 isn’t about passive membership. It’s about building a community where trust, reputation, and contribution matter more than clout. That’s why it stands apart in a sea of failed experiments — it works, because the people inside it make it work