为什么分散刷新没有死时间_分散项目为何失败（以及如何处理）

为什么分散刷新没有死时间

The most exciting thing about working in the decentralized economy is the fact that no one has any idea as to where it’ll all end up!

在去中心decentralized economy工作最令人振奋的事情是，没有人知道最终的结果！

There’s nothing more motivating and intellectually stimulating than waking up every morning expecting an encounter with something entirely new (and unexpected).

没有比每天早晨醒来时期待与全新的东西(和意想不到的东西)相遇的动机和智力上的刺激。

Being a pioneer in this new market and industry doesn’t require much — find a great project to contribute to or even join a team that’s working in the decentralized space and you’ll be working on the cutting edge.

身为这个新市场和行业的先驱并不需要太多，找到一个伟大的项目来为甚至在分散的领域工作的团队做出贡献，甚至加入其中，您将在最前沿工作。

It’s that simple.

就这么简单。

But you need to make sure that you choose the right project(s) to work on and a team that you can trust; it goes without saying that spending the necessary time to do your “diligence” on the project and team will save you a lot of time and heartache in the short and long-run.

但是，您需要确保选择合适的项目进行工作，并且可以信任一个团队。 不用说，花必要的时间在项目和团队上进行“勤奋”将为您节省大量的时间和短期内的痛苦。

You see, most of the projects that have been put together in the last few years aren’t going to make it, for a number of reasons:

您会看到，由于以下几个原因，过去几年中大多数已合并的项目都无法实现：

1. The project creators are con artists and they are working towards a strategic “exit scam” — as soon as they are able they are going to pull the plug on the project and magically disappear leaving everyone else to pick up the pieces. Sadly, this will happen for a while longer until the industry matures a bit more.
   该项目的创建者都是骗子，他们正在努力实现战略性的“出口骗局”-一旦他们有能力，他们就可以拔掉该项目的插头，然后神奇地消失，让其他人来捡拾东西。 可悲的是，这将持续一段时间，直到该行业进一步成熟。
2. The project creators do not know how to operate a functional business, either because they’ve never done it before or because they are not equipped to do so. We’ve already seen too many examples of mis-management in the blockchain world and it’s so common that it’s not even “news” at this point in time.
   项目创建者不知道如何运作职能性业务，或者是因为他们以前从未这样做过，或者是因为他们没有能力这样做。 我们已经在区块链世界中看到了太多管理不善的例子，并且它是如此普遍，以至于在这个时候它甚至都不是“新闻”。

3. The project creators never build a product and/or service that people truly want and need. Finding the near-mythical “product-market fit” is incredibly hard to begin with! Finding PMF in the decentralized economy is even harder! Most blockchain-centric projects will live and eventually die without ever finding it.

   项目创建者永远不会构建人们真正想要和需要的产品和/或服务。 要找到近乎神话般的“产品市场契合度”是很难的！ 在分散经济中找到PMF 更加困难 ！ 大多数以区块链为中心的项目将继续存在并最终消失，而找不到它。

4. The project creators (i.e. founders and early team) eventually (and hopefully quickly) reach an impasse because they simply do not know how to work with each other. They haven’t built an organizational culture based on trust and they end up splitting before any real value is created. Team dynamics is especially important in early-stage projects and most newly-formed teams never learned how to functionally work together.

   项目创建者(即创始人和早期团队)最终(并且希望很快)陷入僵局，因为他们根本不知道如何相互合作。 他们没有建立基于信任的组织文化 ，最终在创造任何实际价值之前就分裂了。 在早期项目中，团队动力尤为重要，大多数新组建的团队从未学习过如何协同工作。

5. The project creators run out of money, which is not always their fault (but often times is, based on the above reasons). This is as it should be, though, and not something to be embarrassed or ashamed about since most startups ultimately fail. One should be able to hold their head up very high despite the eventual outcome, especially if they managed their business properly, treated their early-adopters well, and built a respectable organizational culture and team.
   项目创建者的钱用光了，这并不总是他们的错(但通常是基于上述原因)。 但是，这应该是应该的，并且不要因为大多数初创企业最终失败而感到尴尬或羞愧。 尽管最终会取得成果，但人们仍应能够昂首阔步，尤其是如果他们妥善管理自己的业务，善待其早期采用者并建立起受人尊敬的组织文化和团队。

You see, building anything within the blockchain and decentralized space is incredibly risky and most projects will never get off the ground. But, the rewards of success (and of survival) are as equally weighted (and weighty!) for those that can pull off an enduring business, one that’ll create an impact that’ll bless everyone involved.

您会看到，在区块链和去中心化的空间中构建任何东西都具有极大的风险，并且大多数项目永远都不会落地。 但是，成功(和生存)的回报与那些能够开展持久业务的企业同样重要(也很重要！)，这种成就将产生一种影响力，将惠及所有相关人员。

With all of that being said, the most important thing that you do as you consider venturing into this space is to find great people to work with, full stop. Index high here and any project that you work on will have worthwhile and memorable results.

综上所述，考虑进入这一领域时，您要做的最重要的事情就是找到与之合作的好人。 在这里索引高，您从事的任何项目都会带来有价值和令人难忘的结果。

For starters, you’ll need healthy, constructive, and encouraging communities that’ll continue motivate you (like The Bitcoin Pub and YEN — shameless promotion here!) and push your further into your never-ending decentralized education. And if you decide to dive deeper into a specific project, you’ll want to do all that you can to get to know the other (serious) participants and contributors to the project, from individual contributors to the leadership and everything (and everyone) in-between.

首先，您需要健康，建设性和鼓励性的社区，这些社区将继续激励您(例如比特币酒吧和YEN-这里的无耻促销！)，并将您进一步推进到永无止境的分散式教育中。 而且，如果您决定更深入地研究某个特定项目，则将尽一切可能去了解该项目的其他(严重)参与者和贡献者，从个人贡献者到领导层，以及一切(以及每个人)中间。

You need to take this diligence period seriously, just as you would for any job interview that you’ve done historically, and especially if you’re actually applying for a job with a company that’s working in the decentralized space!

您需要认真对待这个勤奋期，就像您过去进行的任何面试一样，尤其是当您实际上正在一家去中心化公司工作的公司申请工作时！

And now that you know that most projects will end up in the proverbial trash dump, you’ll know how to spend your time best as you vet and explore the many (and growing!) opportunities in this exciting industry.

现在，您知道大多数项目都将以众所周知的垃圾场结束，因此您将知道如何在审查和探索这个令人振奋的行业中的许多(并且正在不断增长！)机会的同时最大程度地利用自己的时间。

We can’t wait to see you there / here / everywhere as we’re all going to eventually be part of the decentralized economy — those that get there first will reap the natural and intrinsic benefits of being an early adopter.

我们迫不及待地想在这里/这里/到处看到您，因为我们都将最终成为去中心化经济的一部分-那些先到达那里的人将获得作为早期采用者的自然和内在的好处。

One of my favorite quotes is from Anaïs Nin:

我最喜欢的名言之一来自AnaïsNin ：

Life shrinks or expands in proportion to one’s courage.

生活会根据自己的勇气而缩小或扩大。

Perhaps it’s time that you spend more time in an expansive new industry and, as a consequence, experience life in larger and more meaningful ways as you exercise a little more courage.

也许是时候该花更多的时间在一个广阔的新兴行业中，结果，当您行使更多的勇气时，可以以更大，更有意义的方式体验生活。

See you on the decentralized side!

分散的一面见！

John is the software engineer at YEN, a social platform that combines the power of social networks and multiple cryptocurrency exchanges. Originally published at blog.yen.io. And, they are hiring! Check out a Community Lead role here.

John 是 YEN 的软件工程师， YEN 是一个社交平台，结合了社交网络和多种加密货币交易所的功能。 最初发布在 blog.yen.io上 。 而且，他们正在招聘！ 在此处 查看社区领导角色 。

翻译自: https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/why-decentralized-projects-fail-and-what-to-do-about-it-5f06e52a387/

为什么分散刷新没有死时间