2026-01-11 13:37:01

A major platform's official wallet is about to launch, and this move indeed poses a threat to the existing wallet ecosystem.

It reminds me of a set of data I saw when I first entered this circle — among global mainstream social platforms, this platform has the most active cryptocurrency discussions, with user base and topic popularity far surpassing other channels. Now that it is officially entering the wallet track, it directly converts these scattered discussions on the platform into potential users, which makes logical sense.

What does this mean for the entire crypto ecosystem? A large number of people who previously hesitated or had never been involved may cross the threshold into the circle due to convenience. If the number of new users can increase, it will be a significant boost to the entire crypto asset market.

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Ramen_Until_Rich

· 13h ago

Big platform wallets going live, to be honest, is a new way of traffic harvesting. Those retail investors who used to chat casually are now directly diverted in. Wait, is this really a threat to small wallets? Or could it actually expand the entire market pie? While the entry barrier into the circle has indeed lowered, the problem is whether user stickiness can be maintained... I'm skeptical. Now, with the big platform taking action, other wallets might have to reposition themselves. By the way, can these newly added users really be retained, or is this just another prelude to a new wave of retail investors entering?

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ReverseFOMOguy

· 15h ago

Another giant is about to harvest the little guys, and now small wallets really can't keep up. Wow, this logic is really ruthless, directly turning onlookers into leeks. I was wondering why the discussion has been so heated recently. Wait, so so many newbies are entering the market? Then should I hurry up and run... Oh my god, this convenience killer feature—who can resist? Just download an app to play, easily crushing those complicated wallets. This is not an ecosystem, this is a monopoly. Wake up, everyone.

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JustHereForMemes

· 01-11 14:07

Is this another attempt to harvest retail investors? Is it true or false? Honestly, if it really goes live, small coins will be doomed. Wait, is this good news or bad news? I'm a bit confused. Anyway, I won't touch it. Too many pitfalls. Everyone talks about convenience, but I'm just worried that convenience will come at the expense of my wallet.

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EthMaximalist

· 01-11 14:01

Really, the logic of traffic conversion cannot be broken, just waiting to see who can't hold on.

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GateUser-e51e87c7

· 01-11 13:54

Big platforms are entering the wallet space, now small wallets better watch out This move is quite aggressive, directly turning discussion heat into users, very clever Convenience is indeed the biggest barrier breaker, new retail investors will come in continuously But this is considered a positive for the market, as user numbers go up, the coin prices will follow Looks like a reshuffle is coming, some are happy, some are worried This logical closed-loop is well executed, social + wallet one-stop service Lowering the barrier seems to attract quite a few retail investors Big platforms' move is really clever, building an ecosystem closed loop I'm a bit worried about potential monopolization, do small platforms still have a chance? The crypto world is about to迎来 a new growth explosion again

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FUDwatcher

· 01-11 13:51

Another major player is about to enter the scene. Small wallets, get ready. Really, once convenience becomes widespread, the barriers are completely broken down, and new retail investors will pour in continuously. With such a strong platform aggregation effect, the conversion rate is probably going to skyrocket. Existing wallets should really be worried.

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CryptoSourGrape

· 01-11 13:49

Here we go again. If I had known earlier, I would have gone all in on the wallet project. If I had listened to advice back then, it would have been better. --- Oh my, things are really about to change. Retail investors are about to be harvested again. --- If I had seen this situation a few months earlier, I would have been financially free by now. Damn. --- When a major platform enters the scene, it immediately wipes out other wallets. This is the harsh reality. --- I just want to know who dares to compete with them. LOL. --- I predicted this would happen, but unfortunately no one listened to me. Sigh. --- How will those small wallets survive? This is really going to be a major reshuffle. --- If I had known this move earlier, I would have planned ahead. Now I can only watch helplessly. --- Another wave of being cut off. The crypto world is like this—always a half step behind.

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GateUser-a5fa8bd0

· 01-11 13:47

Now the small wallets can't show off anymore; when the giants make a move, it's a blow to the lower dimensions. Really? If this wave improves the conversion rate, what will retail investors' entry look like? The breakthrough has been made; the threshold has been directly lowered. How can wallets compete with the giants? By the way, what impact will this have on the coin price? Could it be another new way to cut the leeks? Gotta say, this move is ruthless. The user base is there, and conversion is only a matter of time. I guess a bunch of people who don't understand crypto will be drawn in. The market will become even more surreal. Oh my god, this is truly a reshuffle for the entire ecosystem. Small wallets are probably being directly crushed, feeling uncomfortable. Exactly, once the giants arrive, the market pattern changes. It seems small projects have no chance.

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DegenWhisperer

· 01-11 13:42

Here comes the pump and dump again. This time, they’re turning discussions into users. The tactics are pretty transparent. Wait, can convenience really attract a large number of newcomers? I think most will just get in, get burned, and leave. Official wallets from big platforms can indeed attract new users, but the old wallets should be prepared to be sidelined. Honestly, this is good for the market... but what about us early players? Another centralized ambitious player, waiting to change the rules once they gain control. The entry barrier has lowered, but the risks haven’t decreased at all. It’s laughable. I respect this logic, just don’t know how they plan to play their hand later. Bringing in new users definitely stimulates the market, but I’m worried they’ll just run after getting their profit. Such a bad attitude, yet they still dare to say they’re promoting the market? Give me a break.

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