2026-01-17 15:26:03

The cake of the crypto asset market is already big enough. Various DeFi projects, public chain ecosystems, and Layer2 solutions are all growing rapidly, and there's no need for mutual destruction. Instead of wasting energy fighting over limited users, it's better to focus on innovation and experience optimization. Honestly, a thriving ecosystem is in everyone's best interest. When one project succeeds, it can uplift the entire sector; conversely, mutual disparagement only damages the industry's confidence. We can all win.

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HashRateHustler

· 14h ago

Sounds good, but the reality is that most projects are still fighting for survival, who has the energy to think about these things Well said, the problem is that users' money is limited, and in the end, it still depends on whose product speaks louder I agree, but the premise is that someone needs to lead and do a good job; otherwise, it’s a situation of each going their own way... Can everyone win? Bro, your idea is too idealistic; the crypto world is this cruel No matter how big the cake is, someone has to cut it; only those with strong technology can get a share

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IronHeadMiner

· 14h ago

Well said, this is the right mindset for Web3. Instead of tearing each other apart every day, it's better to focus on products and user experience. When the industry grows bigger, everyone benefits.

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GasFeeSurvivor

· 14h ago

Listen, what you’re saying isn’t wrong, but it’s also overly idealistic. Truly win-win projects are few and far between; most still depend on who can run faster. --- I agree, but the reality is that some will die and some will survive—that’s the market. --- Ecosystem prosperity? Bro, look at these projects now; behind them are venture capital and big investors playing the game. Ordinary people can’t get a piece of the pie at all. --- Sounds pretty nice, but from what I see, it’s still a bunch of projects tearing each other apart, with daily arguments on Discord. --- This kind of talk is just for listening; any project with real competitiveness wouldn’t dare let their guard down. --- The pie is big, but after the big players finish eating, who’s left to get some? I just lol.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 15h ago

Good words, but history tells us that every cycle has people being eliminated. No matter how big the cake is, projects without execution and discipline will eventually become cannon fodder. --- Flattering each other? First, manage your own positions well. How many promises of "ecological prosperity" in the last cycle have all vanished into smoke? --- Ideals are grand, but the reality is that most projects won't survive more than two bear markets. Those who can truly win have already retreated before the supply lines break. --- Everyone can win? Ha, I've heard that many times. Talk about unity when the market retraces 30%. --- The premise of ecological prosperity is that you can survive until that day. Loss control always comes first; everything else is just luxury talk. --- Whether a project is reliable or not, data will tell. No need to follow the trend and blow hot air; sticking to trading discipline is the real key.

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