Once, a single tweet could triple the price of a coin, but now, even if the project team shouts loudly, the market only treats it as a spectator. The core issues are two: first, no innovation in rebranding, and second, inflated valuations.
In the past two years, 90% of new projects are just 'new wine in old bottles': changing to a fashionable name, thickening the white paper, and riding the AI or new public chain hot topic.
The essence is still an empty shell with no practical use. Without real value support, naturally, no one is willing to invest real money.
More importantly, it is the valuation bubble. The primary market inflates the bubble first, listing with a market value of several billion, and retail investors end up taking the loss, becoming 'high-position buyers.'
Nowadays, funds are becoming increasingly shrewd, flowing only to top projects. Mainstream coins offer dividends, while small coins get nothing. Project parties are also afraid to pump the price, fearing a crash as liquidity dries up first.
The market seems quiet, but in reality, the old model has completely failed. To make a profit now, one can only grasp short-term opportunities with "speed, accuracy, and decisiveness":
Hitting the right short-term breakout point, profits should be taken immediately. Long-term faith is no longer realistic; if the pace is slightly slow, profits will slip away.
When the next round of liquidity returns, the market may warm up, but the threshold will inevitably be higher. Blindly "bottom-fishing" without understanding the logic will only get you educated by the market.
The era of making money with closed eyes is long gone. Let go of fantasies, execute pragmatically; only those who dare to act precisely can survive and profit. Are you ready?
Most people are trapped in a vicious cycle; it's not a lack of effort, but a lack of a guiding light. The market is often there, but opportunities do not wait for anyone—following the right people @浩永说币 is the way to emerge from the darkness.#加密市场反弹 $BNB
