The meta-games within games cannot be forcibly created, and tactical systems in sports competitions cannot be artificially manufactured. The same principle applies in the crypto ecosystem — the mainstream narratives and trading hotspots in the market are essentially the result of the natural evolution of participant behavior and market forces. No matter how hard you push a popular coin or trading pair, if the ecosystem fundamentals and community consensus do not keep up, it will be difficult to sustain momentum. That’s why projects that attempt to artificially create a hot trend often fade quickly, while truly resilient ecosystems tend to emerge naturally through market competition.
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NFTArchaeologis
· 9h ago
This logic is similar to the natural selection process of the early internet... Those things forcibly pushed onto users ultimately become relics. Conversely, the ecosystems that truly survive are often built spontaneously by the participants themselves.
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BlockImposter
· 11h ago
That's right, forcing a hype is just courting death. Just look at those worthless coins that have gone to zero.
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MrDecoder
· 11h ago
You're absolutely right; coins that are pushed aggressively generally have no future.
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ParanoiaKing
· 11h ago
You're right, no matter how much marketing is done for the leek-cutting projects, it can't be saved. Ultimately, it still depends on the fundamentals.
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AlphaLeaker
· 11h ago
That's right, blindly promoting those worthless coins is just fooling oneself.
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BtcDailyResearcher
· 11h ago
That's right, retail investors are just too easy to be cut by the sickle, and they have to believe in the promises of those "project teams."
Really good projects don't need to boast; the market will discover them on its own.
Those who keep shouting about the next big trend will turn around and trap you inside.
The meta-games within games cannot be forcibly created, and tactical systems in sports competitions cannot be artificially manufactured. The same principle applies in the crypto ecosystem — the mainstream narratives and trading hotspots in the market are essentially the result of the natural evolution of participant behavior and market forces. No matter how hard you push a popular coin or trading pair, if the ecosystem fundamentals and community consensus do not keep up, it will be difficult to sustain momentum. That’s why projects that attempt to artificially create a hot trend often fade quickly, while truly resilient ecosystems tend to emerge naturally through market competition.