A recent graded list of cryptocurrency narratives for 2026 has sparked quite a bit of discussion. According to the ranking, S-tier includes stablecoins, RWA, reputation systems, perpetual contracts, and prediction markets. This positioning seems quite reasonable, but I think the D-tier designation has issues. In fact, many on-chain activities are underestimated; the popularity and application prospects of these projects fully deserve higher recognition. What do you think about this ranking? Do you also feel that some narratives are being overlooked?

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GateUser-a5fa8bd0

· 01-10 12:21

Ha, it's this kind of ranking again. The S-level ones are indeed stable, but D-level is really being unfairly judged, right? Some small on-chain projects are exploding with strong support, the problem is that no one is paying attention.

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ZeroRushCaptain

· 01-10 11:34

Ha, it's this kind of ranking again. I've long learned to read it backwards. Items in S grade are often the easiest to cut in half, and this time is no exception.

D grade being overlooked? Bro, that's exactly my signal to buy the dip. That's what I thought last time, and then my withdrawal card really became a tool for withdrawals.

Stablecoins and RWA sound fancy, but the most lively ones on-chain are actually lying in the most inconspicuous corners. I'm just a contrarian indicator; the more certain the list, the more anxious I get.

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airdrop_whisperer

· 01-08 12:28

Ah, looking at this ranking, it just doesn't seem right. The D-level ones are really being overlooked.

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GasFeePhobia

· 01-07 13:52

That D-level group should have turned things around long ago. In terms of actual on-chain utility, they are no less than S-level; it's just that no one is investing in them.

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ForumLurker

· 01-07 13:50

The D-level ones are really unfair. I think some small niche applications have already surpassed S-level, and the rankings are completely out of sync with the current situation.

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