In February, Clusters started to be tightly shilled on the background of the investment and connection with L0. After a couple of months the mentions became much less and we shouldn't wait for them until they announce a new round of investment. That's good for us, so we go and register our names. They also simplified the registration process and now you don't need to participate in auctions. After registration, if possible, you should follow Twitter and wallets of other grids, Solana for example, maybe it will be taken into account somehow.

At the moment the math is approximately as follows:

Registered names +-130k

Unique users +-110k

Even if we assume that by the release of the project users will be twice as many, still the number of mouths within reason.

From analogues on the market there is ENS with a capitalization of $ 800 mil$ and Space ID with a capitalization of $ 300 mil$, both came out with a good drop.

Let's consider a pessimistic scenario of an exit with a capitalization of 100 mil$. For 200k users, this would come out to an average of $500 per wallet. With costs of 35-40$ per registration, r/r comes out 1k13, which as for me is more than acceptable.

In February, Clusters started to be tightly shilled on the background of the investment and connection with L0. After a couple of months the mentions became much less and we shouldn't wait for them until they announce a new round of investment. That's good for us, so we go and register our names. They also simplified the registration process and now you don't need to participate in auctions. After registration, if possible, you should follow Twitter and wallets of other grids, Solana for example, maybe it will be taken into account somehow.

At the moment the math is approximately as follows:

Registered names +-130k

Unique users +-110k

Even if we assume that by the release of the project users will be twice as many, still the number of mouths within reason.

From analogues on the market there is ENS with a capitalization of $ 800 mil$ and Space ID with a capitalization of $ 300 mil$, both came out with a good drop.

Let's consider a pessimistic scenario of an exit with a capitalization of 100 mil$. For 200k users, this would come out to an average of $500 per wallet. With costs of 35-40$ per registration, r/r comes out 1k13, which as for me is more than acceptable.