Why do solid blockchain systems get overlooked? Si

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WhaleWatcher · Accepted Answer

Exactly right, but no one wants to hear that. Every day they hype new concepts and mechanisms, but the ones that can truly withstand a bear market are always those "boring" things.

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The issue of technical debt is indeed an invisible bomb; the more pits dug early on, the harder they are to fix later.

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That's right, rocket and visualization tools always attract more attention, but the ones that truly survive are those with solid fundamentals.

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Bro, are you trying to tell us not to buy new coins haha, or should we look at the long-term plans of those "boring" projects?

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Investing in infrastructure requires too much capital and doesn't show immediate results, so it's hard to attract investment during the funding stage. But this is exactly the key to survival.

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A typical phenomenon of "many people know this truth, but few actually bet on it"...

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Stability has indeed been seriously underestimated; whether the ecosystem can run long-term depends on it.

SmartMoneyWallet · Answer

Stability can be understood by looking at on-chain data. Large funds never chase hot topics; they are always lurking in chip distribution and liquidity trends. Retail investors are still spamming, while whales have already gotten on board.

DefiOldTrickster · Answer

Haha, I knew it. Relying on hype won't last long. How many "revolutionary" chains have I seen back in the day? They're all turned to dust now.

Technical debt is like compound interest, but in reverse. The small development costs saved early on will cost ten times more to pay off later. I learned this lesson back in 2017.

Real arbitrage opportunities have never been in flashy places; they lie in infrastructure that can generate stable returns for 10 years. Boring? Yes, but that's the essence of making money.

Young people all want to get rich overnight, but the harshest harvest happens in those "boring" protocol layers. I'm currently sleeping on projects like these.

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Boring things tend to be the most resilient in downturns. After experiencing a few bear markets, you understand this.

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That hits hard. Unfortunately, most people get liquidated before they see the day of "stability."

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Exactly, it’s like talking about my reinvestment portfolio. Staying low-key is the way to go.

LiquidationOracle · Answer

This is why 99% of projects die in a bear market; stability is the key.

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Infrastructure is boring to death, but exchanges won't crash because of boredom.

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People are all chasing Meme coins, unaware that the true moat is being overlooked.

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Technical debt is like interest; if not paid early, it doubles and comes back to haunt you later.

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Projects that survive extreme market conditions should have already been recognized.

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Showy features are less reliable than a stable settlement layer.

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Oh right, we Web3 folks love a gambler's mentality; no one wants infrastructure as a "retirement business."

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So, the ones who truly understand are quietly adding to those boring projects.

Why do solid blockchain systems get overlooked? Simple—because reliability doesn't generate hype.

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