Azuki has indeed been having a tough time lately. Once a blue-chip NFT project, its popularity and consensus in the market are now declining. Holders' sentiments have also become more complex—some cannot see the future development direction, while others are waiting for new moves from the project team. From the secondary market performance, trading volume and floor price are both under pressure, and the overall ecosystem activity has noticeably decreased. This also reflects the current state of the NFT market—blue-chip projects need continuous innovation and community management, or they risk being forgotten by the market.
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TopBuyerForever
· 9h ago
Sigh, Azuki has really fallen off. It was so hot before and now so cold.
With such a low floor price, no one is buying. Who's to blame?
Let's wait and see if the team has any new tricks up their sleeve, or it will really be over.
Another forgotten blue-chip, with a tragic fate.
Speaking of holders' mentality, how strong must it be to hold on despite such a drop?
The team needs to step up their game; if they keep this up, they'll really become antiques.
It feels like the entire NFT ecosystem is blowing cold, and Azuki can't escape either.
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zkProofInThePudding
· 01-13 01:06
I've been saying it all along, relying on old gains has no future
Is Azuki still dreaming? Wake up, everyone
The floor price keeps dropping, this is the reality
Waiting for some new moves? Might as well just rug now
Blue chips turning into blue blood, without innovation, it's death
Holders are all numb, who still cares?
Honestly, the initial consensus has already half disappeared
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GateUser-a180694b
· 01-13 01:02
Azuki is really unable to hold on now. The once top-tier project has now become a laughingstock, with the floor price continuously dropping.
Wait, is this the fate of the NFT market? No innovation, only harvesting profits from newcomers.
Holders are definitely cursing now. Who would have thought that a blue-chip project would end up like this?
The project team needs to come up with some new tricks quickly, or they are really doomed. Others are surpassing you.
Basically, it's a lack of narrative. If blue-chip projects die, other projects won't have a chance to survive.
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RektHunter
· 01-13 00:59
I should have sold at the high point
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Azuki really underperformed, I thought it could turn around
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Basically, there's no follow-up narrative, it's a wash
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The floor price keeps hitting new lows, holders are numb
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The project team needs to wake up, if they don't act now, it will be completely dead
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They hyped it up so much at first, now it's just embarrassing
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Blue chips are turning into worthless paper, this is Web3
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Let's see if there's any surprise, but it feels doubtful
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With such a decline in ecosystem activity, who would still buy
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Not all NFTs can maintain their value, now you understand, right
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QuietlyStaking
· 01-13 00:39
Oh no, how did Azuki become like this? Once a top trend, now it's a bit embarrassing.
The big brothers still holding on tightly are probably feeling pretty crushed right now.
Floor prices keep sliding down; is this the fate of blue chips?
Talking about continuous innovation, it depends on whether the project team has that mindset.
But on the other hand, are people still bottom-fishing?
It feels like the entire ecosystem has lost its warmth; who still cares about Azuki?
In this cycle, the blue chips are really starting to struggle.
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RunWhenCut
· 01-13 00:39
It's still a cut, and that's the question
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Azuki should have reflected long ago; relying solely on past glory won't get you far
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Floor price keeps dropping, what is the mindset of the holders now?
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Another pancake turning into a burnt pancake, no wonder innovation can't keep up
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Let's wait and see how the project team turns things around, just a little longer
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Blue chips can't save it either, indicating that this round of NFTs is truly over
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Activity is plummeting, feeling like the ecosystem is dead and dull
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Without consensus, it's over; no matter what is released, it can't be saved
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Now those entering Azuki are all gamblers, I'm serious
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Community management is just so difficult; everyone is quitting
Azuki has indeed been having a tough time lately. Once a blue-chip NFT project, its popularity and consensus in the market are now declining. Holders' sentiments have also become more complex—some cannot see the future development direction, while others are waiting for new moves from the project team. From the secondary market performance, trading volume and floor price are both under pressure, and the overall ecosystem activity has noticeably decreased. This also reflects the current state of the NFT market—blue-chip projects need continuous innovation and community management, or they risk being forgotten by the market.