Which blockchain networks face the risk of elimination this cycle? The competition in the Layer 1 space is intensifying by the day. With countless chains vying for developer adoption and user engagement, survival isn't guaranteed for everyone. Some networks are struggling with inadequate liquidity, others lack compelling use cases, and plenty are simply outgunned by better-funded competitors. The real question isn't if consolidation will happen—it's which projects will actually make the cut when the market turns selective.
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ContractCollector
· 01-04 01:56
After this round of eliminations, only the leading chains are truly thriving; no matter how much smaller chains compete, it's useless.
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RugpullTherapist
· 01-04 01:56
A pile of garbage chains, only a handful can truly survive... To put it simply, it's still the winners with more funding and stronger ecosystems that dominate.
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MoodFollowsPrice
· 01-04 01:40
It's the same old spiel... It's just a big wave淘沙, I think it's just building blocks, and it'll collapse sooner or later.
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PrivateKeyParanoia
· 01-04 01:38
Uh... it's those well-funded big players eating up small chains again, the classic survival of the fittest.
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SignatureLiquidator
· 01-04 01:38
Living means competing, and that's true. But I think most L1s won't even make it to the next bull market.
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LuckyHashValue
· 01-04 01:35
The Layer 1 slaughter game has begun; weak projects really should be cleared out.
Which blockchain networks face the risk of elimination this cycle? The competition in the Layer 1 space is intensifying by the day. With countless chains vying for developer adoption and user engagement, survival isn't guaranteed for everyone. Some networks are struggling with inadequate liquidity, others lack compelling use cases, and plenty are simply outgunned by better-funded competitors. The real question isn't if consolidation will happen—it's which projects will actually make the cut when the market turns selective.