2026-01-10 19:28:39

When you look at the opportunities given to Zora and the Base ecosystem, they've received comparable—if not greater—support and runway compared to earlier-stage protocols and projects. Both have enjoyed substantial backing from the market and community to scale their initiatives, raising the question of whether similar conviction and resources should be extended across the broader Web3 landscape.

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DegenApeSurfer

· 11h ago

Speaking of Zora and Base consuming so many resources, it was all worth it. Then they turn around and ask why other projects don't get the same treatment... Isn't this logic a bit too idealistic?

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TokenomicsTinfoilHat

· 19h ago

ngl Zora and Base are both well-fed... I'm just wondering why other projects can only sip soup? Is it really healthy to have such concentrated resources?

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MrDecoder

· 19h ago

Speaking of which, Zora and Base indeed benefited from the surge, accumulating resources aggressively... but that's just the reality, big money follows the trend and this is the result. The problem is with the smaller projects later on—why should they have to starve? The ecosystem has become too fragmented.

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SchrodingerAirdrop

· 19h ago

Speaking of Zora and Base, their resource allocation is just too outrageous. Other small projects are crying and fainting in the bathroom, why do they get the meat while others only get the broth?

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ThatsNotARugPull

· 20h ago

Alright, Zora and Base have indeed received quite a bit of resources, but this question is a bit naive... Why should resources be distributed equally? Projects with stronger capabilities should naturally get more; otherwise, it's just a waste.

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