2025-12-26 10:25:00

The meme coin trading track is now quite competitive. The daily on-chain utility tools' revenue has been cut in half from the $2 million level to below $1 million. This is not just a simple decline—it's a brutal clearing of the entire ecosystem niche.

Leading players are capturing the vast majority of the profits. Axiom Pro alone generates $18.21 million in monthly revenue, nearly several times that of second-tier projects. Why can it do this? Because it follows the protocol equity approach—offering ultra-fast transaction execution, which institutions and large traders recognize. With the PMF right, the numbers speak for themselves.

Simply put: the track is shrinking, but the leaders are making money. Mid-tier tools are losing ground, and the ecosystem is redefining who survives and who doesn't.

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ChainMelonWatcher

· 5h ago

Wiped out to below one million, second-tier projects are really going to be finished... Looks like we still need to hold tight to the top players' legs --- Axiom Pro's 18.21 million monthly income is truly incredible, this protocol share strategy is ruthless --- The middle-tier tools are crashing, the ecosystem is undergoing a major reshuffle, no wonder so many projects have been silent lately --- Basically, it's the Matthew Effect: the small track is dominated by the top players, retail investors can only drink the soup --- PMF being right naturally brings returns, this sounds pretty harsh... where can we small retail investors turn to --- If you're below one million, you're not surviving? What about our projects with no daily income, I must say, you're experienced --- Top players dominate, middle-tier ones are crushed, is this the fate of the crypto world? --- Fast transaction execution is indeed a necessity, no wonder institutions and big players are on board, we'll just watch the excitement as small investors

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Layer3Dreamer

· 5h ago

theoretically speaking, if we map this onto the recursive nature of market concentration... axiom's dominance isn't just winner-take-most, it's revealing the cross-rollup state verification problem we've been ignoring. the middle tier collapse? that's what happens when your interoperability vector fails. brutal efficiency honestly

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GasBankrupter

· 5h ago

Eating meat at the top, middle layers are just waiting to die—that's the current state of involution. The $18.21 million from Axiom Pro is indeed terrifying, but the real question is why are other tools still struggling to hold on?

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GasOptimizer

· 5h ago

Cut down to below one million... How is this data calculated? 18 is the benchmark coordinate. The middle layer's days are indeed tough, but this is better described as reconfiguration rather than clearing out.

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SchrödingersNode

· 5h ago

Cut below one million? Now that's a real reshuffle, second and third-tier tools are about to fade away. The Axiom Pro numbers are a bit outrageous, other projects are really bleeding. PMF (Product-Market Fit) makes all the difference; this is the cruelty of Web3. Leading projects eat the cake, mid-tier ones are forced out, and the ecosystem still needs to keep evolving. Another round of the Matthew Effect—feels like no one can escape this fate. But this actually makes filtering easier; genuine assets will stay, and clearing out the early investors sooner is healthy for the ecosystem. Tools and projects still lingering in the middle need to think about how to stand out. While the track is shrinking, the leading projects are growing against the trend—that just shows that with money, there are still opportunities.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 5h ago

Cut down to one million? Come on, there are still people making a million, I’ve already gone to zero here haha The numbers on Axiom Pro are really impressive, the protocol equity model is indeed popular, no wonder institutions are flocking there The middle-layer tools are really a huge loss, waiting to die without PMF This is how the ecosystem is, the 80/20 rule is clearly written out

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