In today's crypto landscape, it's almost become conventional wisdom—the vast majority of projects launched carry serious red flags. We're talking about a scenario where nearly 99.99% of new ventures come with sketchy fundamentals, unrealistic tokenomics, or straight-up deceptive practices. At this point, singling out individual scams feels redundant. The market has already priced in the reality that most will fade. Rather than endlessly tracking which project is the next to implode, perhaps the real play is focusing energy elsewhere—on identifying the rare few with genuine utility and sustainable models. That's where the actual opportunity lies.
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LootboxPhobia
· 3h ago
99.99% are all shit, yet there are still people chasing scammers every day. Is it just for fun?
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FastLeaver
· 12-22 16:57
99.99% of the projects are 🔞? How is this data calculated? It feels like it needs to be cut down further.
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RamenDeFiSurvivor
· 12-22 16:55
99.99% of the projects are garbage, this data is incredible, it makes me numb just thinking about it.
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DeFiGrayling
· 12-22 16:53
99.99% of projects are garbage, how desperate must this data be, I'm impressed.
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UnluckyValidator
· 12-22 16:48
99.99% are garbage, this number is not wrong, I'm already used to it.
Finding real things is much harder than criticizing projects, but this is the only way.
Where did those who shout "this coin is going to Mars" go? Nobody remembers.
Instead of watching who does a Rug Pull, it’s better to spend more time researching that 1%.
That's right, but the problem is how to identify those rare real projects? That's the difficulty.
The market has long reflected the prices; chasing hot topics now is not as good as calming down and making a thoughtful choice.
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WagmiWarrior
· 12-22 16:44
99.99% is garbage, I knew it earlier, but the key is where is that 0.01%?
In today's crypto landscape, it's almost become conventional wisdom—the vast majority of projects launched carry serious red flags. We're talking about a scenario where nearly 99.99% of new ventures come with sketchy fundamentals, unrealistic tokenomics, or straight-up deceptive practices. At this point, singling out individual scams feels redundant. The market has already priced in the reality that most will fade. Rather than endlessly tracking which project is the next to implode, perhaps the real play is focusing energy elsewhere—on identifying the rare few with genuine utility and sustainable models. That's where the actual opportunity lies.