2026-01-03 09:20:11

#数字资产动态追踪 Survival is the greatest winning strategy

Having watched so many projects rise and fall, the market is teaching us a cruel truth — having funding, star VC backing, or hot industry stories alone can't save a project.

Those who survive are always teams that have accumulated real users and developed sustainable business models. This is the true moat. The vitality of tokens like $DOGE, $PEPE, and $SHIB demonstrates what market recognition really looks like.

The entire industry is going through a period of pain, but this pain is actually accelerating the return of value. Increasing amounts of cash flow from the real economy are beginning to go on-chain, and each of these links is injecting real blood into the DeFi tech stack. This is not virtual prosperity; it’s the true evolution of infrastructure.

Who will be the future winners? Those who grasp the core advantages of cryptography and focus on solving real-world problems — such as global cross-border payments, asset digitization, and scientific research financing. They will ultimately stand at the end.

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StablecoinArbitrageur

· 01-05 09:49

actually, you're conflating survival bias with market efficiency here. memecoin longevity ≠ sustainable moat, it's just liquidity depth + retail psychology. doge lived because of elon, not fundamentals lol

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TokenVelocityTrauma

· 01-04 03:33

Really, just having funding and VC backing is already outdated. Projects still playing that game are basically doomed. If you can't survive, don't boast. The fact that DOGE has lasted until now shows that it truly has vitality. Cross-border payments could be very wild if they really take off, but the question is, who can actually make this happen? Funding doesn't equal a moat. If you still don't understand this, you really need to wake up. To save DeFi, it must first stop storytelling and start solving real problems.

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ImpermanentLossFan

· 01-03 09:45

That's true, but what about real users? I don't feel it.

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OnChainSleuth

· 01-03 09:44

Real users and cash flow are the hard currency; everything else is a bubble. Having more VC funding and more investors, what's the use? In the end, you still have to survive. That's right, now it's just a matter of who can hold on until the end. The projects that survive this reshuffle are the truly good tracks. Cross-border payments and asset on-chain indeed have potential. Don't look at funding; look at users. That's the right way to judge a project. Moats should be built this way; flashy tricks are useless. To be honest, most projects fail because they are out of touch.

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