2026-01-21 01:23:46

The Web3 entertainment track is currently undergoing a significant transformation.

Looking at the current industry landscape makes it clear—projects that truly develop applications and achieve real-world implementation are attracting increasing attention from traditional internet companies. For example, a certain public chain project has a clear approach: it avoids the old path of hype and instead directly connects the real entertainment world with the blockchain ecosystem. Tech giants like Google Cloud have already entered the scene, and various mainstream IPs are gradually joining in, all signaling genuine cooperation.

Some voices in the market say this project has little prospects, but a close look at the charts shows that the main players are consolidating chips through fluctuations. What does this indicate? It shows they are gathering strength. Although the current price seems lukewarm, in reality, it is building momentum.

The real opportunity is never at the peak but at the foot of the mountain. Once hundreds of millions of Web2 users start flowing into the blockchain ecosystem, the current price positioning will be reevaluated. The key is to recognize the trend, choose the right track, and patiently hold application projects. As the ecosystem gradually takes shape, the moment of flourishing is not far off.

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SmartContractPlumber

· 5h ago

Wait, let me ask a key question—have these "solid collaborations" been audited? Google Cloud has entered the scene; how are the contract permission controls set up? Don't let it turn into the old trick of reentrancy vulnerabilities again.

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TheShibaWhisperer

· 5h ago

Hold the chips, keep a steady mindset. Buying at the foot of the mountain, selling at the top of the mountain — it's that simple. --- Google has already come, and you're still saying there's no prospect? Laughing to death, I've heard these words too many times. --- Wait, will there really be so many Web2 users rushing in? It still feels a bit uncertain. --- I've heard the phrase "accumulating momentum" too many times, but this time it really feels different. --- Still holding on at low levels, waiting to see the flowers bloom. --- Main force chip consolidation is a good signal; this logic holds up. --- Instead of arguing whether there's a future, it's better to watch Google's actions. Money doesn't lie. --- A price that remains lukewarm actually indicates what? It indicates it hasn't been pumped up yet.

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ForkThisDAO

· 5h ago

Is chip consolidation just accumulation? I've heard this explanation too many times. What does the project that said this last time look like now? Google Cloud entry is indeed good, but let's not confuse the main players' intentions with price fluctuations. It's too easy to self-hypnotize. Wait until there are hundreds of millions of users before shouting about the mountain's foot or peak. We're still in the development stage now. The track is fine; it all depends on who can survive until that day. I suggest not going all-in on one project. I'm optimistic about the IP + blockchain game direction, but the problem is that the demo is quite far from real commercialization. Holding is not wrong, but don't just listen to stories. You still need to look at the data.

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MEVHunterLucky

· 5h ago

The main force is shaking out the weak hands, don't be scared out. The foot of the mountain is the best entry point.

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AirdropHermit

· 5h ago

Well, the current landscape is indeed different; it's no longer just armchair strategizing. Wait, is Google's entry into the cloud really mostly just hype? Buying at the foot of the mountain sounds comfortable, but you'll regret not buying enough when it actually rises. Whether Web3 can break through this cycle depends on the entertainment sector; I don't really believe in the others. I've heard the whole process of major players consolidating their chips many times before; how did it usually turn out? It seems like early investors are now starting to spin stories to make later entrants take the fall.

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SchrodingerAirdrop

· 5h ago

Oh wow, you're right. This wave does seem to have some potential. Wait, Google has also entered? Then aren't we retail investors just bottom-fishing? Main force chips being organized is just eating the bottom, I see through this clearly. But to be honest, the real breakout depends on user growth. We're still in the accumulation phase. This kind of application project is the right path, much more honest than those empty hype schemes. I am optimistic.

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BearMarketBard

· 5h ago

You can't find cheap goods at the foot of the mountain; they've all been swept clean by institutions.

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