2025-12-26 18:27:26

What truly constitutes a genuine trend, and what is just a fleeting hot hype? Things that appear frequently may not necessarily come out on top in the end. This question is also very relevant in the NFT card ecosystem—facing a dazzling array of card projects, how can one select those that can truly settle down and stand the test of time? Not all projects that attract attention are worth betting on; the key is to distinguish between false hype and those with real vitality.

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· 12-29 18:11

Bro, the NFT card market is now way too complicated, 90% of it is just a scam to wipe out retail investors --- Honestly, it’s all about who can last the longest. The hype from the first three months doesn’t count at all --- Really, every time someone tells me a certain card is about to take off, it just disappears the next moment --- The hard part is figuring out who has real users and who is just hype --- I’m currently in a wait-and-see mode on these projects, not in a rush to jump in --- The key is community engagement, not just watching the price --- Honestly, instead of trying to predict which one will succeed, it’s more practical to learn when to bail out --- The difference between false hype and real hype... sometimes it takes half a year or a year to see clearly --- That’s why I still prefer holding onto established projects. Chasing new ones is just too exhausting

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