A seasoned industry insider recently proposed an interesting perspective: the current cryptocurrency industry is actually just getting started.
If this judgment is correct, then at this stage, entering the blockchain space, launching token issuance plans, or developing new blockchain projects still presents a considerable opportunity window. This does not mean that every project will succeed, but rather that the overall market size and ecosystem maturity still have huge growth potential.
Looking at the performance of mainstream cryptocurrencies, while leading assets like BNB, ETH, and BTC have already established their market positions, the ecosystem applications and derivative projects around them are still exploding in growth. This precisely confirms that the more complete the underlying infrastructure, the greater the imagination for upper-layer applications.
In other words, now might really be a good time to get involved—as long as the project itself has genuine value and a clear use case.
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0xSoulless
· 01-04 12:13
Still talking about "just getting started," but I think it's just about scamming people before they've been scammed enough.
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EyeOfTheTokenStorm
· 01-04 11:49
Here we go again with this set of rhetoric... According to this logic, 2017 was also "just getting started," and what happened then? Back then, the ground was full of projects with "real value," and now? The cemeteries are full. It's not that there are no opportunities, but don't be brainwashed by this grand narrative; the ones who truly make money are always a minority.
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SighingCashier
· 01-04 11:48
Early entrants all got rich, most latecomers got cut.
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NFT_Therapy
· 01-04 11:48
It sounds good, but it's mostly driven by a gambling mentality. Truly valuable projects have long been snatched up by institutions, and how many of the ones left for retail investors are actually real money?
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BTCRetirementFund
· 01-04 11:25
I don't know which big shot said it, but I believe it. It's not too late to jump in now.
A seasoned industry insider recently proposed an interesting perspective: the current cryptocurrency industry is actually just getting started.
If this judgment is correct, then at this stage, entering the blockchain space, launching token issuance plans, or developing new blockchain projects still presents a considerable opportunity window. This does not mean that every project will succeed, but rather that the overall market size and ecosystem maturity still have huge growth potential.
Looking at the performance of mainstream cryptocurrencies, while leading assets like BNB, ETH, and BTC have already established their market positions, the ecosystem applications and derivative projects around them are still exploding in growth. This precisely confirms that the more complete the underlying infrastructure, the greater the imagination for upper-layer applications.
In other words, now might really be a good time to get involved—as long as the project itself has genuine value and a clear use case.