2026-01-13 00:20:29

Speed matters less than you think—what really counts is creating something genuinely useful, backed by solid fundamentals, and mapped out for the long haul.

Take USD1 and WLFI as examples. The team behind them isn't chasing hype cycles. They're focused on building real utility, establishing actual value, and charting a vision that spans years, not quarters. That's the kind of approach that separates projects worth watching from the rest of the noise.

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DarkPoolWatcher

· 15h ago

Well, that's a reasonable point, but to be honest, there are still too many short-sighted players in the crypto space who can't see the long-term value. Indeed, these two projects have good ideas; focusing on practicality is the true way. Finally, someone understands. Speed isn't important? Then how can we compete with those trash coins that update daily with thousands of transactions? It still seems necessary to pursue both. Projects like USD1 and WLFI are indeed patient, but can retail investors really wait that long? Build a solid foundation, plan for future visions... Easier said than done. There are very few projects that can truly persist.

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MetaLord420

· 01-13 00:50

That's right, too many people spend all day chasing speed and hype, but in the end, they're just the little guys getting exploited. Building a solid foundation is easier to say than to do; very few can stick with it. USD1 and WLFI are indeed different projects; the team seems to have a stable mindset. This is Web3—most rapid iterations are aimed at taking advantage of the little guys. This is the correct attitude; some people will never understand.

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