2025-12-24 03:43:43

In half a year, I witnessed the entire process from skepticism to complete collapse. During this time, the participation enthusiasm in the market fell to a new low in recent years - that kind of absurdly low popularity.

"Not picking up the plate" has transformed from a slogan into a market consensus. I have seen countless projects, but very few are truly worth paying attention to. Those with applications, real scenarios, revenue sources, and even dividends have teams that are working hard behind the scenes, yet their lives are still quite tight. Not to mention those assembly line type of altcoins—they exist solely to satisfy the demand for gambling.

But the logic here is quite ironic: since the essence of the casino remains unchanged, why open so many slot machines? The market has long been saturated. Projects are clustered together, models are similar, and innovation is lacking, resulting in everyone struggling to survive. This may be the most clear-headed time, as well as the most difficult time.

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FreeMinter

· 2025-12-26 22:10

Truly valuable projects are indeed ridiculously scarce. The market saturation issue, someone should have spoken up long ago. After half a year, the routines of cutting leeks have all been seen through. Not taking over becomes the only rational choice. Shanzhai coins one after another, really no one wants to play anymore. The team working hard but struggling to get by, how ironic. This wave of clarity might be the perfect opportunity to filter out genuine projects. Gambling demand will always exist, but the market needs to cool down for a while. The models are all the same, what about creativity, what about innovation? Projects refined in winter, only those that survive are valuable.

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SchrodingerAirdrop

· 2025-12-25 02:41

The popularity is ridiculously low, this is the real truth Shitcoins can't survive, legitimate projects are also struggling, who will win? Not taking over has become a consensus, indicating that everyone has learned to be smart The casino logic has collapsed, but the crypto circle is still going on, this irony is incredible Only those who endure this period of clarity are the true winners

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SellTheBounce

· 2025-12-24 04:11

Fall and then buy more? No, now even the pits can't be filled. The projects that actually have something are the worst off, living to be the ones accompanying the altcoins to the grave.

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tokenomics_truther

· 2025-12-24 04:08

Real projects are harder to survive than altcoins, this situation is truly absurd. After not catching a falling knife becomes the norm, who would dare to touch new coins? The casino still opens slot machines, has the market gone mad? Being awake is one thing, but the wallet is getting more and more empty. The model is everywhere, innovation is dead, and we are just dragging on like this. This wave is indeed a glacier period, but only what can survive beneath the ice is the real deal.

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TradingNightmare

· 2025-12-24 04:06

Popularity so low it's ridiculous? It should have been like this long ago; too many projects are just suckers. Real projects are barely surviving, while alts are still bouncing around; this market is really crazy. The casino is still opening slot machines; only fools keep pressing the buttons. Even at this level of saturation, there are still people wanting to cut the suckers; I really can't believe it. The price of waking up to reality is having to starve; this period is quite difficult. It's all the same damn model; who the hell still wants to watch?

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Lonely_Validator

· 2025-12-24 04:00

Not catching a falling knife has become a belief, this time it's really different. Projects that actually have something are living the most suffocating lives, it's funny. No matter how many slot machines there are, they can't fill this pit; those that need to go bankrupt will still go bankrupt. This wave is indeed a wake-up call, and it's probably the most painful time... waiting to see who else can survive. A casino is still a casino; no matter how it's packaged, it can't change its essence.

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