2026-01-11 08:25:30

The potential of AI applications on the Virtuals ecosystem has actually been underestimated all along. Taking the Nüwa project as an example, the performance of such innovative applications on the platform can illustrate the point—innovative projects within the ecosystem are not lacking opportunities to stand out.

Looking at it from another perspective, any sufficiently healthy ecosystem is like fertile soil. As long as the infrastructure is complete, the developer community is active, and there is a continuous project incubation mechanism, there is a high probability that blockbuster applications will emerge. This is not a nonlinear sudden appearance, but an inevitable evolutionary process.

The key lies in Virtuals' accumulation in the AI direction—whether it’s the underlying architecture or community support, the ecosystem is gradually becoming more robust. From this logic, the next game-changer might already be in the pipeline; it’s just a matter of time. The market often overestimates short-term fluctuations and underestimates long-term evolution. In this race, patient participants will always see more possibilities.

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TokenomicsPolice

· 11h ago

Wait, is the Nuwa project really performing that well? I haven't felt it...

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liquidation_watcher

· 15h ago

Soil theory sounds good, but how many projects can actually grow? It still depends on the flow of funds.

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DaoTherapy

· 01-11 08:55

Wait, is the Nüwa project really that impressive? I don't feel like the ecosystem has shown any significant progress. Actually, that's a valid point, but do we have to wait until the Year of the Monkey for a breakout? Virtuals' ecosystem activity is indeed increasing, but the underlying infrastructure still needs refinement. Long-term holders will be the last to laugh, while short-term traders have high blood pressure every day—that's the difference. No matter how fertile the soil, there must be farmers to cultivate it; the developer ecosystem is the key. I've heard this kind of rhetoric too many times; someone will still suffer heavy losses eventually. The game-changer might really be brewing right inside.

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ConsensusDissenter

· 01-11 08:45

Ah, I admit this logic, but it's a bit too idealized... Truly popular applications aren't just born from "fertile soil." Honestly asking, can the Nüwa example really support such a large argument? Feels still unclear.

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FlippedSignal

· 01-11 08:37

Soil theory sounds very reasonable, but truly popular hits still depend on luck and timing, not just having good infrastructure. To be honest, Nuwa's performance is indeed impressive, but can it be replicated? It still feels like an isolated case. Let's wait and see. Anyway, if you hold long-term, you won't lose too much. Just treat it as a gamble on Virtuals, and hope this game gets more and more interesting.

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 01-11 08:31

I accept this logic, but I'm just worried it might be just talk on paper again --- Nuwa becoming popular doesn't mean the ecosystem is truly healthy; we still need to see if follow-up projects can survive beyond three months --- Sounds good, the ecosystem's soil is fertile... but why are there still so many projects dying or scattering? Why don't they mention this when they talk about these tactics --- Wait a minute, now all ecosystems are saying the same thing. The era of relying on patience to make a living is probably over --- Indeed, the AI Agent track Virtuals might be underestimated, but I've heard this kind of prophecy many times... next time, let's look at the data before talking --- A truly popular application doesn't need so many preparatory articles; it can speak for itself

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