2025-12-31 16:24:57

The New Year has arrived, and no one can predict how the crypto world will unfold, but there's one thing that doesn't need to wait — it's time to upgrade trading tools.

Imagine your daily routine: manually calculating positions, staying up late reviewing screenshots until dawn. This situation should have disappeared long ago. Some projects have already sensed this need and are beginning to address investors' tool pain points.

The story of fundraising in the past two years is quite interesting. VC firms haven't exited; they just no longer speak for ordinary investors. Large-scale funding is still happening, but the list of participants is getting narrower — they can't reach ordinary investors. Some emerging platforms are doing something very straightforward now: breaking down the barriers of the primary market, giving investors with ideas a real chance to participate.

Looking ahead to 2026, the competitive logic of the sector may change. It's not about whose story is louder, but whose infrastructure is more solid. This time, it's the ordinary investors' turn to get involved.

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FlatTax

· 2h ago

I am very familiar with manually calculating positions. Staying up late with eyes wide open like copper bells, recalculating over and over again for fear of making a mistake. Breaking the threshold of the primary market? Sounds good, but the ones who can really get the benefits are still that group of people. Tools definitely need to be upgraded, but just upgrading tools doesn't mean you can make money. That's the real issue. Infrastructure is the key; projects that only tell stories should have died long ago. It's nice for ordinary investors to listen in, but I'm just worried it’s another new trick to harvest the leeks.

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MetaverseLandlord

· 17h ago

Manual position calculation is truly outdated. Who can withstand staring at screenshots late at night in a daze? Infrastructure is the real key; the era of storytelling is truly over. After VC cuts off big players, they turn around. Now let's see if ordinary investors can catch this wave of opportunity. Breaking the threshold of the primary market? It depends on who is really doing it; don't let it be just PPT fundraising again. Tool upgrades are indeed a necessity; it all depends on who can come up with something different.

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AirdropNinja

· 17h ago

Manual calculation of position? Bro, what era do you think this is? --- VC just wants to cut the leeks, we have to find our own way --- Solid infrastructure? Nice words, but it’s all about who can produce usable stuff first --- Finally it's our turn, hope it’s not just another wave of cuts and then they run --- Tool upgrades are a real necessity, manual calculations can really wear you out --- 2026 still feels so far away, let’s see who can survive until then --- Breaking the barriers is good, but are the transaction fees going to rise again? --- That late-night replay screenshot really hit me, so authentic

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AirdropF5Bro

· 17h ago

Really, manually calculating positions is outdated; it's time-consuming and prone to errors. I'm tired of the increasingly narrow financing list; at least now someone is thinking of ordinary retail investors. Solid infrastructure is more effective than just talking about stories. We'll see the real results in 2026.

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GasFeePhobia

· 17h ago

Manually calculating positions is really a hassle. I rechecked the screenshots ten times late at night and still couldn't get it right... Upgrading tools is indeed urgent. The VC playbook has changed. It used to be about storytelling to raise funds, now it's about infrastructure. This shift is happening pretty fast. Breaking down the barriers to the primary market sounds good, but if ordinary investors are really going to participate, it still depends on whether the platform is reliable. No one knows what 2026 will look like, but improving the tools is definitely the right move. Why does it seem like every platform is touting this? The truly user-friendly ones are still just a few.

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