2026-01-10 14:26:32

After looking at the leaderboard of a certain NFT social platform, I feel the situation is a bit awkward—only a few accounts can sustain the hype, and major KOLs are hardly seen. This raises a question: is it that the project itself lacks appeal, leading to low participation, or does it just present a blue ocean opportunity with low attention for small retail investors?

Would love to hear everyone's thoughts. Are these early-stage platforms truly without potential, or are they easy growth windows that are easily overlooked?

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MoneyBurner

· 01-10 14:55

Thinking calmly, it's actually a good sign that KOLs have left — only in places where no one is watching can you build positions at low cost. I bet it will explode.

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AirdropHunterWang

· 01-10 14:54

Early-stage projects like this, it's actually a good thing that KOLs don't come in. If you wait until it heats up to get in, you'll get cut. I actually prefer this kind of quietness; a blue ocean is supposed to be like this.

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BlockchainArchaeologist

· 01-10 14:54

I think, where are all the big KOLs? They're just going to places with traffic. This actually indicates an opportunity, brother. --- Honestly, I've seen many niche platforms like this. Lack of popularity now doesn't mean there's no future. --- Huh? A few accounts boosting the heat? That just means they haven't broken out of the circle, which has little to do with the project itself. --- Blue ocean? I see it more as a forgotten corner, waiting for a day to suddenly rise and take off. --- Low attention is actually an advantage; otherwise, how else to demonstrate the value of being an early bird? --- These platforms depend on whether they can develop stuff that makes people come back later. Whether it's hot or cold now doesn't matter. --- Since KOLs have moved to top-tier platforms, early small investors really don't have many chances to get on board. Bottom-fishing or gambling, it's up to you.

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FloorPriceWatcher

· 01-10 14:47

Isn't this a classic case of chicken and egg, without KOLs to drive it, and without hype, KOLs won't come This is especially painful for early-stage projects, but on the other hand... real opportunities often hide in the corners where no one pays attention

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GasFeeBeggar

· 01-10 14:35

It's normal for early-stage platforms to be like this. KOLs aren't fools; if there's no buzz, who would go? But this actually presents an opportunity—hidden gems are often found in less popular places.

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