2026-01-04 21:27:41

Take a look at the current crypto world, problems are piling up one after another. Scam projects are emerging endlessly, various conspiracy theories are flying all over the sky, interpretations are diverse, and the stories told are bizarre. What's the most exaggerated? The frequency and quantity of token issuance. New tokens appear every day, every month, every year, and the number is so large that it could surpass the total number of grains of sand on Earth in just a few years. Because of this, those projects that are truly valuable and genuinely scarce stand out as especially precious—such projects are rare, which is no wonder they attract large investments.

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· 01-04 21:49

There are too many coins, scam coins are everywhere, and truly good projects are indeed hard to find. One scam project after another is outrageous, why are people still rushing in? New coins appear every day, it feels like there are more coins than people. Scarcity is the key, this time the conclusion hits the point. Conspiracy theories are everywhere, it's overwhelming. That's why big players only target rare projects. New coins every day, every month, it's so annoying. The truly valuable ones are just a few, the rest are just background. The crypto world is now a big wave washing away the sand, there's too much sand.

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NervousFingers

· 01-04 21:47

Shitcoins are so numerous that truly good projects have become rare commodities, no wonder institutions are rushing in. This muddy pond in the crypto world is full of broken projects that just collect IQ taxes. New coins every day, with bad coins flooding the market; valuable ones are insanely expensive. Scams are everywhere, and rare projects are the real king; this logic makes sense. New coins are like weeds, good projects are like gold, and the differentiation is becoming more and more obvious. Basically, it's a gold rush-style gamble; most are trash, and occasionally a real gem can turn things around.

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MetadataExplorer

· 01-04 21:31

There are too many coins, it's really poison. Now choosing projects is like finding a needle in a haystack. Scams are everywhere, I'm really a bit tired of hearing those broken stories. Scarcity is the key, that's definitely true. Every day new coins are bombarding, a master at distracting attention. Instead of chasing new coins, it's better to hold on to those few real and solid ones.

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