Jupiter co-founder Meow proposed that for the long-term development of the encryption industry, it should shift from the PVP (Player vs. Player) mode to the PPP (Peer-to-Peer) mode. He believes that in the PVP mode, community members mainly become wealthy by attracting more people to buy tokens, forming a 'pyramid scheme'-like community. In contrast, the PPP mode emphasizes building the future together, which is more challenging but sustainable. Meow emphasizes that although the current cryptocurrency market is mainly in PVP mode, successful and prosperous communities adopt the PPP mode, such as BTC, ETH, etc. He calls for more cryptocurrency participants to reject the PVP mode and instead invest in the construction of the PPP mode.

Jupiter co-founder Meow recently stated in a post that for the long-term development of the crypto industry, he calls on crypto participants to build PPP (mutual aid) type crypto communities. What is PPP, and why does Meow think PPP-type communities are so important? Here is the full text of the article.

In this cycle, one of the most important things is to shift the mindset of cryptocurrency from PVP to PPP.

Difference:

According to the concept, PPP is an infinite game, while PVP is considered a finite game with a clear endpoint, where the last one holding the bag is the loser.

But why is the PVP type so prevalent that most outsiders and even many insiders think of cryptocurrency fundamentally as a PVP game?

This is because PVP-type 'communities' are very easy to form. The consensus reached by all members is that attracting more people to buy the tokens they hold will make them richer (thanks to the magical token issuance model), so they should do more things ('pyramid selling' tokens).

In contrast, forming a PPP-type community is very difficult because the focus of the community cannot be on attracting others to join and hoping to abandon them, but on having more allies to build a common long-term future together.

That is to say, the future of cryptocurrency is definitely PPP-type, because even if 99.999% of the new 'communities' are PVP-type, those that continue to thrive are definitely PPP-type.

Great communities like BTC, ETH, SOL (and hopefully JUP) are characterized by their commitment to benefiting everyone who joins the network, rather than treating them as a bunch of bag holders.

PPP-type will ultimately prevail because:

However, today, as a PVP-type industry, cryptocurrency has a bad reputation, and the public's view is often that greedy speculators create and promote 'magical' internet money, saying anything to make someone else hold the bag.

The core problem with this view is that even the most serious crypto builders often think there is some truth to it.

What we can do is actively reject PVP-type communities, invest your time, energy, and effort into cultivating real relationships and expertise in PPP-type communities, rather than in the short-lived 'dog-eat-dog' of PVP-type communities.

If we all 'devour' each other instead of 'nurturing' each other, soon there will be no one left to 'swallow' (similar to the current market situation, with fewer newcomers and less new money).

The crypto field may be an industry with completely unrestricted choices, where individuals can choose any type of game mode and any community.

But it is advisable to choose the PPP mode.

Jupiter founder Meow calls for a shift from PVP to PPP mode to innovate the crypto community.