The rise of prediction markets has given participants a new perspective – they can profit from market opportunities without getting caught up in the rush to buy new coins.
Take a recent case as an example. A project within a certain ecosystem is valued at only 35 million dollars, with 100% unlock at TGE and a small financing amount, which seems like good conditions. However, a closer look at the market data reveals issues: the transaction fee revenue on the chain in the past 24 hours is less than 100u, and the on-chain activity is extremely low. This indicates that the ecosystem itself lacks real demand support.
The risks of projects with a single ecosystem are often underestimated. When the traffic of the ecosystem itself is thin, the liquidity and application prospects of the project are greatly restricted. Therefore, even if the valuation seems cheap and the financing background appears solid, it may ultimately become a trap. This is why experienced participants choose to avoid such projects and instead seek opportunities that have real ecological support—whether through prediction markets or other means, the core is always that data speaks.
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SmartContractDiver
· 2025-12-25 13:15
There are traps behind the data
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ChainWallflower
· 2025-12-22 17:19
The activity of the mainchain is the most important.
The rise of prediction markets has given participants a new perspective – they can profit from market opportunities without getting caught up in the rush to buy new coins.
Take a recent case as an example. A project within a certain ecosystem is valued at only 35 million dollars, with 100% unlock at TGE and a small financing amount, which seems like good conditions. However, a closer look at the market data reveals issues: the transaction fee revenue on the chain in the past 24 hours is less than 100u, and the on-chain activity is extremely low. This indicates that the ecosystem itself lacks real demand support.
The risks of projects with a single ecosystem are often underestimated. When the traffic of the ecosystem itself is thin, the liquidity and application prospects of the project are greatly restricted. Therefore, even if the valuation seems cheap and the financing background appears solid, it may ultimately become a trap. This is why experienced participants choose to avoid such projects and instead seek opportunities that have real ecological support—whether through prediction markets or other means, the core is always that data speaks.