Been digging into crypto-native projects lately and the numbers are pretty striking. Some of these teams are hitting $2M in monthly revenue even as market conditions remain challenging. Yeah, earnings can swing around, but when you look at the valuation multiples—we're talking roughly 0.5× P/E here—you're looking at actual operating businesses trading at a steep discount. That's the kind of asymmetry worth paying attention to.
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GateUser-2fce706c
· 01-13 22:16
0.5x P/E, this wave is indeed the high ground for future layout. I've said before that this correction is the best opportunity to get on board.
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MEV_Whisperer
· 01-11 08:54
0.5x P/E? That's really ridiculously cheap, is it real?
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SchrodingersFOMO
· 01-11 08:54
0.5x P/E? How broken does it have to be to be this cheap... It's really just a sickle sharpening the blade.
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DefiOldTrickster
· 01-11 08:50
0.5x P/E? Bro, isn't this just the time to scoop up bargains in a bear market? I personally bottomed out back in 2017 doing exactly that, and you all know how that turned out... But this time, the data looks pretty genuine. Projects with a monthly average income of 2M are rare, so I need to dig deeper into the on-chain transaction flow.
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GasSavingMaster
· 01-11 08:33
A 0.5x P/E ratio is indeed ridiculously cheap, but how many people dare to buy the dip?
Been digging into crypto-native projects lately and the numbers are pretty striking. Some of these teams are hitting $2M in monthly revenue even as market conditions remain challenging. Yeah, earnings can swing around, but when you look at the valuation multiples—we're talking roughly 0.5× P/E here—you're looking at actual operating businesses trading at a steep discount. That's the kind of asymmetry worth paying attention to.