2026-01-16 05:20:52

There is an angle worth paying attention to — the market positioning of $cmem needs to be re-evaluated. When compared to the $Ralph and $gas tiers, the current gap is quite evident.

Looking back, $pippin originally gained popularity through trending open-source repositories, and now similar projects are emerging. What is the biggest difference between this round and the previous one? Is the project plan more comprehensive, or is it just a rebranding?

By comparing technical stacks and community ecosystems, these details will determine the future growth potential. It seems many people are still focusing on the early narrative, but the real test is whether they can progress to the next stage.

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LiquidatedDreams

· 01-19 00:46

cmem this move feels like a change in superficial appearance without changing the substance, the same套路 as pippin is too obvious The real difference-maker is still ecosystem development, not early-stage hype

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All-InQueen

· 01-16 05:50

Honestly, this wave of $cmem is a bit awkward. Being stuck in the middle doesn't feel quite right. Basically, it's about whether we can really deliver something. Just telling stories is all talk. I'm a bit worried that it might just be a rehash with a new coat of paint; the open-source approach has been overused.

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SnapshotStriker

· 01-16 05:41

This round is really the same old story, is the $pippin routine coming back again? Even with such a big gap, still hyping it up.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 01-16 05:28

The gap is obvious, but we've seen too many projects that just change the surface without changing the substance. Sigh, it's the same old copy-paste routine, I'm tired of it. If the tech stack isn't improved, it's just waiting to die. How long can the narrative be spun... the key still depends on whether the ecosystem can really take off. Ralph's approach has been played out long ago, and here at cmem, it feels a bit behind the curve. I just want to know what the difference is between this round and the Pippin round. Honestly, I can't see it.

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