It's honestly exhausting watching the market cycle through every new narrative. The moment something gains traction, capital just rotates elsewhere. Nobody sticks around long enough. Real products and meaningful development never get the runway they need—the hype train moves before anyone even realizes what's actually being built. This is why substantive projects struggle to gain momentum. When attention spans are measured in weeks, execution and long-term thinking get left behind.
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PumpDetector
· 4h ago
nah this is exactly why i've been quiet on most alts lately... whale movement follows the narrative, not the product. seen this pattern since mt. gox tbh
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GraphGuru
· 4h ago
The market is just a rotating story machine; before the hot topic heats up, it gets pulled away by the next one... Those who actually do the work are often neglected, and the logic of "popularity over practicality" is truly remarkable.
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FallingLeaf
· 4h ago
Honestly, this cycle of narrative rotation... is a bit exhausting to watch. Funds are just flowing around like this, and no one is willing to stay put.
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AllInAlice
· 4h ago
NGL, this is the fate of Web3. Once the hype dies down, no one cares anymore, and the real projects are actually neglected to death.
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DiamondHands
· 4h ago
Damn, this is crypto. Hot topics rotate, retail investors get swept up and then the market moves on.
It's honestly exhausting watching the market cycle through every new narrative. The moment something gains traction, capital just rotates elsewhere. Nobody sticks around long enough. Real products and meaningful development never get the runway they need—the hype train moves before anyone even realizes what's actually being built. This is why substantive projects struggle to gain momentum. When attention spans are measured in weeks, execution and long-term thinking get left behind.