Many people are bearish on FRAX, but I have to say, the resilience of this project is truly strong. Recently, it just raised 50 million and is still working on EVM compatibility. Its vitality is as tenacious as a cockroach that can't be killed.
Honestly, whether FRAX is just pumping and dumping or continues to exert influence in the financial market depends on how it is played in the future. For retail investors, the best way to avoid getting trapped is to make rational judgments—neither blindly bearish nor caught up in high expectations.
My own strategy is relatively conservative. Recently, I’ve been mainly doing a few swing trades to get a feel for the market, while continuing to allocate small amounts to METIS and INJ. The fundamentals of these two projects are promising, and market recognition is growing, so they are worth paying attention to. Overall, staying alert and flexible in this market is key—don't be swayed by any single voice. It’s important to look more at on-chain data and project progress.
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InfraVibes
· 6h ago
FRAX's recent funding round was indeed strong, but there's really no need to go all-in. Playing it swing-wise is enough.
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GateUser-4745f9ce
· 6h ago
Frax's resilience is indeed top-notch, but I still need to look at on-chain data to speak. A $50 million raise might not necessarily be a life-saver.
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StakeHouseDirector
· 6h ago
FRAX's recent fundraising was indeed solid, but to be honest, 50 million is just average; it depends on how it's spent.
INJ's recent on-chain data has been good, and it has already gained some traction.
I need to keep an eye on METIS continuously; just avoid getting cut.
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LiquidationSurvivor
· 6h ago
FRAX's recent $50 million funding round is indeed impressive, but I'm more concerned about whether it can truly deliver on those promises moving forward.
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MiningDisasterSurvivor
· 6h ago
50 million funding? Uh... I saw this kind of funding back in 2018 too, you know what happened afterward, right?
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BasementAlchemist
· 6h ago
FRAX's recent funding round is quite interesting, but I still prefer INJ's fundamentals; the on-chain data speaks for itself.
Many people are bearish on FRAX, but I have to say, the resilience of this project is truly strong. Recently, it just raised 50 million and is still working on EVM compatibility. Its vitality is as tenacious as a cockroach that can't be killed.
Honestly, whether FRAX is just pumping and dumping or continues to exert influence in the financial market depends on how it is played in the future. For retail investors, the best way to avoid getting trapped is to make rational judgments—neither blindly bearish nor caught up in high expectations.
My own strategy is relatively conservative. Recently, I’ve been mainly doing a few swing trades to get a feel for the market, while continuing to allocate small amounts to METIS and INJ. The fundamentals of these two projects are promising, and market recognition is growing, so they are worth paying attention to. Overall, staying alert and flexible in this market is key—don't be swayed by any single voice. It’s important to look more at on-chain data and project progress.