Take a look at the current hot tracks in Web3: the testnet ecosystem has already become very popular, ICO fundraising is gradually cooling down, the retro drop airdrop craze is also fading, and even the yapping culture is starting to become boring. These narratives, which once attracted a lot of attention, are now entering the second half of their cycle. So the question is—what opportunities are still left for the community and developers as these old narratives gradually lose their effectiveness? This is worth serious consideration for every participant.
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StrawberryIce
· 12-20 11:53
To be honest, now is the time of the big wave washing away the sand. Those who can focus and develop products are the real winners.
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ChainPoet
· 12-20 11:52
To be honest, the group on the testnet is just炒剩饭 (fighting over leftovers), and the real opportunities have already been eaten up by smart money.
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SatoshiChallenger
· 12-20 11:50
Ironically, the question was quite good, but the answer is probably just the next bubble narrative.
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GateUser-44a00d6c
· 12-20 11:44
Really, after the testnet hype is over and the airdrops are gone, what can we rely on now...
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GasFeeCrier
· 12-20 11:35
Hey, another cycle has come around. Can't even pump the testnet anymore?
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Token_Sherpa
· 12-20 11:29
ngl testnet larping was always just a velocity trap dressed up as "ecosystem building"... real question is whether anyone actually has sustainable tokenomics beyond the hype cycle or we're just speedrunning ponzinomics 2.0 again
Take a look at the current hot tracks in Web3: the testnet ecosystem has already become very popular, ICO fundraising is gradually cooling down, the retro drop airdrop craze is also fading, and even the yapping culture is starting to become boring. These narratives, which once attracted a lot of attention, are now entering the second half of their cycle. So the question is—what opportunities are still left for the community and developers as these old narratives gradually lose their effectiveness? This is worth serious consideration for every participant.