Now $ETH this mainstream coin really is just a large-cap stock: rising 2-3 times reaches its peak, and falling is harsher than the stock market. Basically lost the soul of crypto.

The real problem is the severe institutionalization, the retail PVP space has been compressed to meme coins. Mainstream coins are now an extension of traditional finance, with volatility aligning closer to the stock market.

The market differentiation is very obvious now: either play with top-tier coins to gain over 10 times returns, or honestly hold $BTC as digital gold. The so-called "value coins" in between are truly the most awkward existence.

The stock market at least has dividends, these mainstream altcoins haven't even created utility, purely relying on narrative hype. When they fall, liquidity dries up, and when they rise, there's no room for imagination.

Another oracle project disguised in AI clothing. Naming like APRO is very typical: awkwardly forced abbreviation, with no memorable points.

The so-called "AI-driven oracle" is basically just forcibly stitching together two buzzwords. Really, any project that touches on AI concepts dares to claim they are making revolutionary innovations. The oracle track has long been a red sea, Chainlink eats meat, and other projects can't even get soup.

"Community sentiment is generally positive" is a typical PR rhetoric. Positive my ass, the price is consolidating, and retail investors are either watching or cutting losses. Technical indicators leaning bearish, what positive sentiment can be talked about?

The AT token is now a standard narrative coin: the concept is very sexy, but the implementation is very skinny. It's not too late to brag when there are real application data. At this stage, it is purely a speculative target.

 @APRO Oracle $AT #APRO