Recently, I came across an interesting perspective: In the crypto space, the story behind every project is essentially just pricing its market cap.
What does this mean? It means that the higher the market cap, the more convincing the narrative becomes; if the market cap can't rise, no matter how impressive the story is, it's still just a story. This is the truest side of this market—the numbers speak for themselves, and narratives are just reasons to justify the numbers.
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LuckyBlindCat
· 12-06 07:32
To put it bluntly, it's just pricing for retail investors to take the hit.
No matter how good the story is, a project that can't raise its market cap is pointless—that's the reality.
But looking at it the other way, does a high market cap always mean the project's story holds up? I don't think so.
Some people just like telling stories, some like listening to them—that's how the market keeps spinning.
The numbers do tell a story, but behind those numbers, it's still just a bunch of people speculating.
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AirdropHunter007
· 12-06 07:30
That's right, market capitalization is the most honest voting mechanism—you can't fool anyone with it.
Recently, I came across an interesting perspective: In the crypto space, the story behind every project is essentially just pricing its market cap.
What does this mean? It means that the higher the market cap, the more convincing the narrative becomes; if the market cap can't rise, no matter how impressive the story is, it's still just a story. This is the truest side of this market—the numbers speak for themselves, and narratives are just reasons to justify the numbers.