The project's narrative structure appears extremely thin—basically just one story angle that's tough to sustain. What makes it worse? The copycat effect. When the original momentum fades, you see waves of similar projects and retail traders rushing in trying to replicate that same hype. But here's the problem: you can't just ramp up a weak narrative. Once the initial enthusiasm dies down, these me-too projects collapse under their own weight. The market sentiment shifts fast. What looked promising yesterday becomes background noise today. Investors burned by the first round usually stay cautious on the knockoffs.
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· 10h ago
A weak narrative is doomed to fail, and a bunch of copy-pasted stuff is even more of a joke.
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DAOdreamer
· 10h ago
A weak narrative is doomed to fail, copying others is even more outrageous... sooner or later, it'll cool off.
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MetadataExplorer
· 10h ago
The narrative has collapsed and you still want to copy? Bro, this is a dead end.
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POAPlectionist
· 10h ago
A project with a weak narrative, just copy it... it will crash sooner or later.
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GateUser-7b078580
· 10h ago
Data shows that this narrative logic will eventually collapse, just like projects in history that relied solely on a single concept... When counted hourly, the decay curve of popularity is actually quite regular. However, this time, retail investors who are truly burned will probably observe more carefully.
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GasFeeTears
· 10h ago
The narrative collapsing is indeed a dead end; one perspective can't hold up for long, and later it's all just knockoffs and follow-the-leader products.
The project's narrative structure appears extremely thin—basically just one story angle that's tough to sustain. What makes it worse? The copycat effect. When the original momentum fades, you see waves of similar projects and retail traders rushing in trying to replicate that same hype. But here's the problem: you can't just ramp up a weak narrative. Once the initial enthusiasm dies down, these me-too projects collapse under their own weight. The market sentiment shifts fast. What looked promising yesterday becomes background noise today. Investors burned by the first round usually stay cautious on the knockoffs.