The core paradox of Crypto is quite interesting — it promises to open the doors of finance to more people, but here’s the problem: when you open up investment channels, the power law begins to take effect. What’s the result? The influx of junk assets far exceeds that of quality projects. An exponential difference. This is the reality. As an investor, your real job is actually just one — to discern. In this flood of assets, identify the best ones. That is the way to survive.
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FlashLoanPhantom
· 01-06 18:51
Basically, it's a gold rush game; 99% are trash, and only those who can make money will always be the ones who choose.
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NftMetaversePainter
· 01-04 21:26
actually, the power law distribution in crypto asset proliferation mirrors what i've been exploring in my generative hash-value aesthetics lately... the algorithmic chaos mirrors computational beauty, tbh. signal vs noise = the real blockchain primitive we're all sleeping on ngl
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LucidSleepwalker
· 01-03 22:13
That's right, openness equals chaos, and this is the fate of crypto.
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down_only_larry
· 01-03 19:51
Really, openness actually makes it easier for trash to flood in... This is what crypto looks like now.
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VitalikFanboy42
· 01-03 19:51
Basically, once you open the door, all the flies and mosquitoes come in, and the real gold is actually hard to find.
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GateUser-7b078580
· 01-03 19:47
Data shows that 99% of projects will eventually collapse, and the remaining 1% will need to wait a bit longer.
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BasementAlchemist
· 01-03 19:45
Basically, 99% of it is garbage; only those who survive are the winners.
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SmartContractPhobia
· 01-03 19:36
Basically, it's that there are too many newbies and too few good projects.
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MissedAirdropBro
· 01-03 19:32
Damn, that was straight to the point. Opening the threshold has instead become the entrance to a garbage dump...
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Exactly right, 99% of coins are just here to make money, only a few truly valuable ones are too scarce.
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That's why I do my homework every day, or I really might get wiped out.
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It sounds simple, but in practice... uh, my wallet can testify.
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So the key is to have good judgment, otherwise even an open market can't save noobs.
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The power law rule has been played out long ago, now the question is how to find that one or two pearls in the trash heap.
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Open democratization sounds impressive, but in reality, it's a gambler's paradise...
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So many crappy projects flooding in, it actually makes it easier for quality projects to be buried, so ironic.
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Damn, I need to do homework again, I can't keep up.
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People with weak discernment are just living targets in this market, no wonder so many get wiped out.
The core paradox of Crypto is quite interesting — it promises to open the doors of finance to more people, but here’s the problem: when you open up investment channels, the power law begins to take effect. What’s the result? The influx of junk assets far exceeds that of quality projects. An exponential difference. This is the reality. As an investor, your real job is actually just one — to discern. In this flood of assets, identify the best ones. That is the way to survive.