Some things do require a longer time horizon to see through clearly.
Looking back at last year's rhythm, it was very steady. First tackle those difficult but necessary foundational issues, solidify the basics before discussing expansion and narratives. This order is very important.
The liquidity pathway for Bitcoin native assets has finally found a feasible route, and privacy features have also completed their identity transformation—no longer just high-level operations that only a few can afford, but being built as core capabilities at the protocol layer.
On its own, these improvements may not seem exciting. But when combined, they point to something deeper. Do you have this feeling—projects that truly get things done often find their final winning move precisely in these seemingly insignificant foundational innovations.
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ClassicDumpster
· 7h ago
Infrastructure is indeed easy to overlook, but to be honest, in the end, it's really about this.
That said, many projects fail because they focus on storytelling and quick profits from the start, neglecting the fundamentals. This wave of momentum is quite clear-headed.
The shift of privacy from a niche feature to a core protocol-level capability is indeed impressive. Details determine success or failure, brother.
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rug_connoisseur
· 7h ago
Infrastructure is indeed overlooked, but it often determines life or death.
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Rugman_Walking
· 7h ago
A solid foundation is necessary to move upward, and I have deep experience with this. Unlike those who talk about Bitcoin all day, they are actually working.
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GasFeeVictim
· 7h ago
Infrastructure is the key, those who constantly hype concepts will eventually kneel.
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ChainSauceMaster
· 7h ago
Basics are just like that—no one pays attention at first, and only when you start using it do you understand... Bitcoin's combination of liquidity and privacy really has something special.
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CoconutWaterBoy
· 7h ago
Infrastructure is indeed easy to overlook, but look at those projects that have survived—aren't they all doing the same... The ability to shift privacy from advanced operations down to the protocol layer is truly progress.
Some things do require a longer time horizon to see through clearly.
Looking back at last year's rhythm, it was very steady. First tackle those difficult but necessary foundational issues, solidify the basics before discussing expansion and narratives. This order is very important.
The liquidity pathway for Bitcoin native assets has finally found a feasible route, and privacy features have also completed their identity transformation—no longer just high-level operations that only a few can afford, but being built as core capabilities at the protocol layer.
On its own, these improvements may not seem exciting. But when combined, they point to something deeper. Do you have this feeling—projects that truly get things done often find their final winning move precisely in these seemingly insignificant foundational innovations.