To be honest, the current state of some public chain ecosystems is indeed interesting. Ample funding, active users, and low participation thresholds—these three points together make it the easiest place to gather popularity at the moment.
All kinds of opportunities you can think of are unfolding here, and participants only need to keep an eye on the movements of a few key figures and follow up when they take action. Under this ecosystem model, the surge of 10x or even 100x emotions is nothing unusual.
Frankly, this is a typical FOMO cycle—information asymmetry, crowd gathering, emotional transmission, all interconnected. When certain influencers give the order, the market follows in celebration. Boring? Maybe this logic is too transparent. But for many people, this is precisely the golden opportunity for participation and arbitrage.
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AirdropHustler
· 8h ago
Following the trend has made everyone money, but I think this scheme will collapse sooner or later.
The big influencers' tactics of harvesting retail investors are becoming more obvious, and there are still people rushing in—it's truly reckless.
This ecosystem is just a game of hot potato; the next sucker to take the fall will be you.
Low barriers to entry mean everything is garbage—don't be fooled, friends.
Wait, why do I feel like I'm also being controlled by FOMO...
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APY追逐者
· 8h ago
Following the big V's trend, I'm already tired of it. It's just a game of cutting leeks anyway.
It's quite straightforward, but those who truly make money are still the ones with the biggest information advantage.
As soon as a big V makes a move, I follow, and nine out of ten times I get caught. This time, I really need to stay calm.
No matter how hot the ecosystem gets, it's all in vain. The key is to see who is behind the scenes manipulating.
This logic is so transparent, but still, people keep rushing in. I'm one of them haha.
Having abundant funds also means more traps. You need to understand this clearly.
FOMO has caused me to be caught in cycles countless times. When will I learn not to follow the trend?
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LayerZeroHero
· 8h ago
I've already tested this popular influencer's protocol long ago. The information gap can't compete with robots' gas fees. Actual data shows that risk weights are completely uncontrollable, which is truly dangerous.
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BlockBargainHunter
· 8h ago
Following the moves of big V influencers and playing this game has really become stale. Everyone now knows the tricks, so it’s no longer valuable.
To be honest, this wave of FOMO has long gone out of fashion. Entering now will likely result in being cut.
Claiming abundant funds? Nonsense, it’s just a different way to cut new investors.
A hundredfold emotion? I think there are even more who suffer a hundredfold loss. Wake up.
This is just a game of musical chairs; it will end sooner or later.
Wait, are we all just fooling ourselves?
Following big V influencers is a huge mistake; it’s better to research projects on your own.
In the end, participants only have two outcomes: make quick money or get chopped up like chives.
Gathering popularity ≠ safety. If you don’t understand this, you should really reflect.
Another "golden node," hearing this phrase every day.
Interesting, but I still choose to wait and see.
To be honest, the current state of some public chain ecosystems is indeed interesting. Ample funding, active users, and low participation thresholds—these three points together make it the easiest place to gather popularity at the moment.
All kinds of opportunities you can think of are unfolding here, and participants only need to keep an eye on the movements of a few key figures and follow up when they take action. Under this ecosystem model, the surge of 10x or even 100x emotions is nothing unusual.
Frankly, this is a typical FOMO cycle—information asymmetry, crowd gathering, emotional transmission, all interconnected. When certain influencers give the order, the market follows in celebration. Boring? Maybe this logic is too transparent. But for many people, this is precisely the golden opportunity for participation and arbitrage.