CVX's market has already been thoroughly shaken out; the entire ecosystem won't die that easily. But to survive the next cycle, there must be a爆发 of wealth effect, otherwise it's basically game over. So the market still needs to be pushed.
Since the shakeout has been completed, the question is—who to pull on board?
Looking at the Perp sector, the targets are too scattered, and the moat is essentially nonexistent. A single code can be copied, and the bubble has long been blown out of proportion. This area isn't doing well right now.
Memes are just short-term hot air, and they can't form genuine consensus; durability is questionable.
What about the new L1 contenders? Prices have already been driven very high, projects are quite heavy, and most importantly—L1 and L2 are essentially dead ends; returning to zero is just a matter of time.
On the other hand, the stablecoin sector offers a certain and tangible expectation of landing.
As for oracles, Link's performance isn't sensitive enough and still faces the risk of attacks and injection. Plus, the real demand for RWA (Real-World Assets) needs time to mature, so its爆发 will be quite slow.
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MEV_Whisperer
· 18h ago
Stablecoins are indeed the only truly implementable area; other sectors are just passing the parcel around.
Everyone has moved to Meme, who still cares about moats?
The author is overthinking the risk of Link being attacked. RWA is the real next step, but it's too early to enter now.
The CVX ecosystem says it won't die, but I doubt it. Without a wealth effect, no one can expect a market rally.
Perp's bunch of garbage code will eventually be cleared out.
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ZKProofEnthusiast
· 18h ago
Stablecoins are just stablecoins; do you really think you can turn things around with this?
L1 dead end? That's true, but they can still suck blood for a few more years before bankruptcy.
That Perp mess is indeed rotten; it's obvious at a glance.
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LiquidityLarry
· 19h ago
Stablecoins are really the most rational choice right now; everything else is just gambling on market sentiment, it's too speculative.
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ETHmaxi_NoFilter
· 19h ago
Stablecoins are the real deal; everything else is fake. The issues with Link should have been fixed a long time ago.
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AirdropHunter
· 19h ago
Stablecoins are really the only way out now; other sectors are all self-consuming, and it's getting a bit exhausting to watch.
CVX's market has already been thoroughly shaken out; the entire ecosystem won't die that easily. But to survive the next cycle, there must be a爆发 of wealth effect, otherwise it's basically game over. So the market still needs to be pushed.
Since the shakeout has been completed, the question is—who to pull on board?
Looking at the Perp sector, the targets are too scattered, and the moat is essentially nonexistent. A single code can be copied, and the bubble has long been blown out of proportion. This area isn't doing well right now.
Memes are just short-term hot air, and they can't form genuine consensus; durability is questionable.
What about the new L1 contenders? Prices have already been driven very high, projects are quite heavy, and most importantly—L1 and L2 are essentially dead ends; returning to zero is just a matter of time.
On the other hand, the stablecoin sector offers a certain and tangible expectation of landing.
As for oracles, Link's performance isn't sensitive enough and still faces the risk of attacks and injection. Plus, the real demand for RWA (Real-World Assets) needs time to mature, so its爆发 will be quite slow.