Many altcoins have plummeted to price levels unseen since the COVID-era bear market, marking one of the most challenging periods for alternative tokens in recent memory. The severity of this downturn draws stark comparisons to the pandemic-driven market collapse, with assets that once carried significant hype now trading at or near their pandemic-era lows. This dramatic pullback raises critical questions about which projects can survive the current market conditions and which may face existential threats during this extended bear phase.
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FrogInTheWell
· 12h ago
It really dropped back to the time of the pandemic, I go... There are really not many projects that can survive this time.
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GasFeeTherapist
· 20h ago
The crypto world is about to undergo another cleanup; the survivor's game is truly brutal.
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MidnightGenesis
· 20h ago
On-chain data shows that an interesting aspect of this decline is that the call frequency of truly active project contracts hasn't decreased much, while trash coins are in free fall. Based on past experience, projects that survived the COVID period should now have real assets. It is worth noting that in the recent half-month late-night deployments, you can see who is seriously iterating.
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PoetryOnChain
· 20h ago
Bear market cleanup, trash projects should just die already
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StealthDeployer
· 20h ago
The bear market is here, it's time for trash coins to be reshuffled.
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NFT_Therapy_Group
· 20h ago
The crypto world has returned to the COVID era, truly unbelievable.
Many altcoins have plummeted to price levels unseen since the COVID-era bear market, marking one of the most challenging periods for alternative tokens in recent memory. The severity of this downturn draws stark comparisons to the pandemic-driven market collapse, with assets that once carried significant hype now trading at or near their pandemic-era lows. This dramatic pullback raises critical questions about which projects can survive the current market conditions and which may face existential threats during this extended bear phase.