There are so many projects in the Solana ecosystem, and newcomers really suffer. Just figuring out those English symbols is already a hassle, and then you have to check Twitter for information and translations one by one, which easily leads to information lag. Cultural differences and language barriers indeed catch many people off guard. What's even more heartbreaking is that the timing of entry often results in踩雷 (mistakes or pitfalls), and people frequently get caught when the market moves. It feels like projects on SOL really need someone to oversee them. Could there be a more transparent evaluation system or community warning mechanism? That way, newcomers won't be so easily exploited.
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MetaverseHomeless
· 20h ago
Really, the SOL ecosystem now feels like it's growing wildly, and newcomers are just destined to be exploited.
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quietly_staking
· 01-09 17:01
Really, every time I enter the SOL ecosystem, it's like going into a maze. If I had known earlier, I would have found a reliable person to guide me.
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NotSatoshi
· 01-09 17:00
To be honest, the SOL ecosystem is now an information war; whoever has the right to speak wins.
I've also fallen into the trap when it comes to entry timing; after checking Symbol for a long time, I still got cut.
Wait, a transparent evaluation system? Sounds like regulation is coming again.
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UncleLiquidation
· 01-09 16:50
Missing the right entry timing... I'm exhausted. I almost sold the top every time.
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FadCatcher
· 01-09 16:35
Really, entering the SOL ecosystem is like entering a maze, with a bunch of symbols that are hard to understand. Translating on Twitter back and forth just makes it worse.
There are so many projects in the Solana ecosystem, and newcomers really suffer. Just figuring out those English symbols is already a hassle, and then you have to check Twitter for information and translations one by one, which easily leads to information lag. Cultural differences and language barriers indeed catch many people off guard. What's even more heartbreaking is that the timing of entry often results in踩雷 (mistakes or pitfalls), and people frequently get caught when the market moves. It feels like projects on SOL really need someone to oversee them. Could there be a more transparent evaluation system or community warning mechanism? That way, newcomers won't be so easily exploited.