2026-01-15 08:47:44

The quality of the large D holders is indeed top-notch, no doubt about that.

But recently, a more and more obvious phenomenon has emerged — fewer people are willing to lock up tokens for 6 months to boost the price. Market participants are becoming more pragmatic (or perhaps more rational?), and no one is foolishly providing liquidity for the project team's faith anymore.

This actually reflects a question: Can the return mechanism for liquidity providers truly keep up with the risks? Or is everyone just waiting for the right moment, unwilling to get caught in the "construction period"?

The community on D哥's side is indeed strong, but faith alone isn't enough. It still depends on whether the actual incentive design can retain those willing to participate.

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PhantomHunter

· 13h ago

In simple terms, faith can't pay the electricity bill, and if the incentive mechanism can't keep up, everyone will have to run.

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ColdWalletAnxiety

· 13h ago

The issue of locking funds for 6 months to raise prices should have been realized long ago. Who would really pay for faith? It's just that the incentive design can't keep up; even the strongest community is useless.

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MentalWealthHarvester

· 13h ago

Hey, that's the problem. Having faith alone isn't enough to prevent account crashes. The real test is whether the incentive mechanism can truly move people's hearts, isn't it? Wait, everyone is rushing to chase new hotspots? I've seen this trick many times. Locking assets for 6 months is less effective than doing liquidity mining. That's just the reality. A strong community is great, but when the wallet is empty, everything else is useless.

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SandwichVictim

· 13h ago

Honestly, how much is faith worth? It's not as appealing as a solid APY.

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OnchainFortuneTeller

· 13h ago

In simple terms, it's just that the incentives aren't strong enough. No matter how strong a community is, it can't withstand the torment of being trapped.

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