Radarblock is Done With Crypto Twitter

Crypto doesn’t really have a direction problem.

It has a participation problem.

Everyone knows the meta. Everyone can name what’s “back.” But when you zoom out, very few people are actually using anything. Most conversations happen one layer above reality, and over time, that gap starts to matter.

That’s why we decided to change how Radarblock shows up.

Why We’re Switching Gears

For the past few years, crypto has been stuck in a loop. New narratives surface every week, but the incentives underneath barely change. Virality comes before utility. Audience comes before product. Builders are told to “just ship,” yet when they do, nobody pays attention unless the announcement comes from someone with reach.

Real products get ignored. Loud opinions get amplified. And eventually, something quieter happens, good people stop arguing and start leaving.

That’s the part we care about most.

We’ve watched talented builders, thoughtful operators, and real users slowly disengage. Not because they stopped believing in crypto, but because they got tired of yelling into a timeline that rewards outrage more than effort. Radarblock was built to help projects grow, but growth without users isn’t growth at all; it’s just noise.

So we asked ourselves a harder question than usual: what are we actually optimizing for?

Green Was Growth. Red Is Intent.

Our old colors made sense for the phase we were in. Green stood for optimism, expansion, and the idea that everything was still moving up and to the right. But this market doesn’t need more passive optimism. It needs focus.

Red isn’t rage.
Red isn’t outrage.

Red is intent.

It’s choosing clarity over comfort, usage over discourse, and users over narratives. This change isn’t us leaning into CT’s anger; it’s us deciding to stop waiting for crypto to magically align itself.

We’re here to help teams find real users, real feedback, and real product-market fit, even when it’s quiet and even when it’s not trending.

This Isn’t a Pivot. It’s a Line in the Sand.

We’re not becoming louder. We’re becoming sharper. 

Crypto doesn’t need everyone to agree. It needs more people to participate. The next chapter won’t announce itself with a viral thread. It’ll be built quietly, by people who stayed.

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