2026-01-11 06:21:24

There is an important signal worth paying attention to. The head of the ecosystem of a leading public chain recently made a clear statement: to build a native community culture foundation, while firmly refusing to participate in any token financing activities. This stance directly exposes the tricks of those raising funds under the guise of ecosystem development.

What does this mean? In simple terms, projects within the ecosystem will become cleaner, free from official-backed fundraising traps, and innovative teams will have a clearer space for development. As this public chain itself attracts more and more genuine builders with real funds, the overall ecosystem activity will naturally explode.

As the core asset of the ecosystem, the mainnet tokens on this chain should have long enjoyed the benefits of this growth. From a traffic desert to an innovative hotbed, from doubts about "harvesting the leeks" to tangible ecosystem prosperity, this transformation has already begun. The current price has not fully reflected the future potential.

During a bull market, a good ecosystem paired with good tokens mutually reinforce each other. In this cycle, betting on ecosystem revival is equivalent to betting on token appreciation. Missing this opportunity will be a different story in hindsight.

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DogeBachelor

· 8h ago

Not participating in fundraising? Now that's the right way. Finally, someone dares to be so straightforward. A clean ecosystem can attract genuine builders. --- Honestly, this attitude is much more reliable than those chains that raise funds every day. Let's wait and see how the ecosystem takes off. --- Finally, someone realizes that chasing money is a completely suicidal approach. True growth should be like this. --- Token prices will eventually reflect this shift. Those who get in now will be laughing last. --- Building a genuine ecosystem rather than just harvesting profits—that's a mindset I respect. --- A good ecosystem can truly create good tokens; this logic makes sense. The question is, how long can it last? --- I just want to see how far this chain can go. Not raising funds makes it even more attractive. --- I'm optimistic about this shift. From a scam chain to a practical chain, the valuation will definitely need to be adjusted.

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SmartContractWorker

· 8h ago

This logic sounds good, but to be honest, can you really stick to not raising funds? There are only a few in the industry who truly follow through...

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ApeWithNoChain

· 8h ago

Not participating in fundraising sounds good, but has the ecosystem truly taken off? Saying "no more cutting leeks" is easy, but project teams need real skills to succeed.

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AlphaBrain

· 8h ago

Not raising funds sounds very refreshing, but can you really stick to it? History tells us that the hardest part is often this step.

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EyeOfTheTokenStorm

· 8h ago

Based on historical data, such ecological rectifications are often bottom signals. The quantitative model has already marked this as a key buying point, but everyone still needs to be cautious of policy uncertainties.

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GateUser-c799715c

· 8h ago

Not participating in fundraising is really bold; finally, someone dares to play this way. I'm optimistic about the future of this chain.

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