Quigital Social NFT Booster

I tried Quigital Social NFT Booster because I was curious how friendship-powered selling could work. After onboarding, I got lost in jargon, token gates, and social graphs that didn’t connect to anything meaningful. The dashboard was a maze of booster tiers, vibes, and unclear metrics. I never figured out what to do, whether it’s for creators, collectors, or tech bros, or why it needs to exist. It felt like a solution searching for a problem, wrapped in buzzwords

I tried Quigital Social NFT Booster because it promised to turn my friendships into “growth.” After connecting Twitter and Discord, it auto-scraped my contacts and blasted canned NFT shills to my family group chat and an old coworker. I got kicked from a Discord, my best friend thought I’d been hacked, and Twitter flagged my account for spam. The “conversion dashboard” showed nonsense bot clicks, support told me to “lean in.” I paid extra for “trust boosts” that never arrived. It burns relationships for vanity metrics