The core issue is simple—the demand creates the market, not the other way around. As long as genuine demand exists, the ecosystem will have vitality. So what is the key now? Ecosystem participants need to cherish their connections with each other. Moving forward, everyone will inevitably continue to interact, grow together, and create profits collectively. This is the fundamental logic of the Web3 ecosystem.
However, reality is harsh. For small accounts, the entry barrier has clearly increased. Starting a new account has become more difficult, and the costs to gain initial traffic and trust have risen significantly. This is a test for newcomers who want to participate from zero. The market is differentiating, and the head effect is becoming more and more obvious.
But this is also part of the process of optimizing the ecosystem. Rules are stricter, participants are more cautious, which can actually help retain truly valuable builders. The key still lies in maintaining good interpersonal relationships and cooperation foundations within the ecosystem.
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DegenWhisperer
· 18h ago
It's that same old "optimization of the ecosystem" rhetoric. The words sound right, but in reality, newcomers are getting stuck.
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GateUser-afe07a92
· 18h ago
Basically, it's just involution. Small investors really can't play anymore.
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LuckyBlindCat
· 18h ago
It's true that the entry threshold has been raised, small retail investors are really struggling now.
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MrDecoder
· 18h ago
It's all clichés, still the same—if there's no demand, there's no demand. Nothing anyone says will change that.
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FOMOSapien
· 18h ago
It sounds nice, but the reality is that the Matthew effect is getting more and more intense.
The threshold is high, and newcomers really can't get in. Isn't this just a disguised form of market support?
Is InfoFi really over? Not necessarily.
The core issue is simple—the demand creates the market, not the other way around. As long as genuine demand exists, the ecosystem will have vitality. So what is the key now? Ecosystem participants need to cherish their connections with each other. Moving forward, everyone will inevitably continue to interact, grow together, and create profits collectively. This is the fundamental logic of the Web3 ecosystem.
However, reality is harsh. For small accounts, the entry barrier has clearly increased. Starting a new account has become more difficult, and the costs to gain initial traffic and trust have risen significantly. This is a test for newcomers who want to participate from zero. The market is differentiating, and the head effect is becoming more and more obvious.
But this is also part of the process of optimizing the ecosystem. Rules are stricter, participants are more cautious, which can actually help retain truly valuable builders. The key still lies in maintaining good interpersonal relationships and cooperation foundations within the ecosystem.