TriBuzz
About TriBuzz
Tribuzz is building the essential utilities for Polygon, staking, raffles and “Explorer”. On top of this Tribuzz plan on being a merch provider.
Market share for projects building infrastructure is up for grabs and Polygon’s business development team will assist them to deploy these services. These service will be offered/sold to other projects to create a revenue stream for the project.
TriBuzz is more than just a service provider, they believe that building a community is important and will also focus on this with irl meetups and community events.
Roadmap is a visual one for now so make what you will with this. Looks to me like Crash is cooking up some utility for us.
Merch
Part of the core team has irl experience in this industry and already has contacts within the shipping industry. Inspiration from none other than the DeGods community which has taught above all to not rush anything. Quality is paramount.
Utilities
Now these utilities we have seen many times before but they are a first for Polygon. Staking raffles and tokens have become somewhat a staple of NFT projects. Tribuzz will offer/sell these utilities to other projects. ALL the revenue from this will be given back to the Tribe after deducting expenses. It has been hinted that this will be distributed in a unique way, not the standard rev share ponzi that 90% of projects use.
This is all that has been revealed but we have been lucky enough to see glimpses of whats to come. A Tribepaper will be released soon and we have been told the first utility to be released is “Explorer”
Pictured below is a sneak-peek from the app. It will be activated after launch. This will be a playground where you can follow the development phases.
Tribuzz had quite a large following pre mint and with over 21k Twitter followers had the potential to do well. Unfortunately they had many, many things not go their way.
From the beginning ME launchpad did not work and there we small delays.
This was a minor issue but the fact that ME was not listing Tribuzz on the secondary market for hours after mint really killed any momentum.
To add fuel to the fire OpenSea had fake listings of the collection and many got scammed buying these.
Just as we thought the worst was over the Tribuzz server got hacked and control was lost.
Now we know hype is important and once lost is hard to regain. Many of these factors were out of control of the team but effectively hurt any momentum.
Since mint the project has continued to build but has lost considerable amounts of support. They have announced that progress is being made on both the raffle and staking sites and added that they will be creating a launchpad where staking points can be used for free mints.
The problem at the moment is keeping holders happy until utilities are released as well as getting to market a quality platform before others. There are many others building both raffle and staking sites.
The project is continuing to be active on spaces and not falling out of the spotlight just yet.
It’s early days on Polygon and if Tribuzz can build some quality infrastructure they may just turn this project around.