The difference in popularity between the two accounts is indeed obvious. The former started based on a viewpoint from a well-known blogger, while the latter has accumulated more institutional attention and topic heat in the market. From the perspective of ecosystem development, the latter holds more chips—whether in terms of public opinion tilt or resource tilt, the advantage is very prominent. This kind of gap is common in the ecological competition of exchanges, where the concentration of popularity and resources often determines the project's exposure pace.
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WenMoon
· 16h ago
Basically, it's just resource-concentrated players winning. Can projects backed by institutions compare to retail traders in terms of popularity? If the resources are significantly lacking, there's really no hope.
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pvt_key_collector
· 16h ago
I'm tired of the resource tilt logic. To put it simply, whoever has more money has more say.
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StablecoinArbitrageur
· 16h ago
honestly the institutional capital concentration angle here is what actually matters. retail influencer hype burns out in like 2 weeks but when you've got liquidity pools backing the narrative? that's when correlation coefficients start looking *interesting*
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LuckyBlindCat
· 16h ago
Institutional dominance is so strong; no matter how retail investors try to set the pace, they can't withstand this kind of resource tilt.
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NervousFingers
· 16h ago
Basically, it's about resources speaking. Whoever holds the chips wins.
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ForkPrince
· 16h ago
With such a high resource concentration, the latter is basically a foregone conclusion. The ecological war is actually a money war.
The difference in popularity between the two accounts is indeed obvious. The former started based on a viewpoint from a well-known blogger, while the latter has accumulated more institutional attention and topic heat in the market. From the perspective of ecosystem development, the latter holds more chips—whether in terms of public opinion tilt or resource tilt, the advantage is very prominent. This kind of gap is common in the ecological competition of exchanges, where the concentration of popularity and resources often determines the project's exposure pace.