2026-01-08 06:10:13

#密码资产动态追踪 $Chinese Concept Coins spot listing has been going on for so long, and the performance has really been a bit冷淡. Currently showing signs of a pullback, which makes me a little conflicted—are domestic projects only able to be popular for a brief moment? Or are currencies with a Chinese background inherently prone to being冷落? Are these types of projects still有后劲?

I personally tend to believe that this is just an adjustment period, and in the long term, there should still be room for growth. But honestly, with the market like this, it’s really hard not to have your心态 shaken.

Would love to hear everyone’s thoughts—what do you think about currencies in the Chinese ecosystem? Are you still optimistic in the medium to long term? Share your judgments in the comments. $ETH

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NonFungibleDegen

· 17h ago

honestly the asian tokenomics thesis keeps me up at night ngl... like are we just bagholding regional sentiment or is there actual alpha here? floor keeps dipping but i'm telling myself it's accumulation szn fr fr. probably nothing tho ser

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SquidTeacher

· 23h ago

It's just a correction period, don't panic. Native projects are indeed more easily manipulated for quick profits, that's true. --- Chinese tokens? Look at the team. It's not that Chinese projects are doomed, but most of them really lack substance. --- Is it better to buy the dip now or wait? I think it will drop another 20% before considering. --- Long-term optimism? Forget it. Just surviving this wave is already good enough, haha. --- Just go through the correction period, anyway I don't expect to get rich overnight. Staying calm is the most important. --- Honestly, Chinese projects are easily turned into tools for fundraising. Not all are bad, but you need to keep your eyes open. --- Feels like the market is just like this—having a Chinese background automatically gets a discount. What can we do? --- Whether there's potential depends on funding. Without money, all projects are just talk on paper. --- Don't make it so complicated. Good projects can speak for themselves; trash is trash no matter how much you hype it. --- This wave is indeed a bit tough. My holdings keep dropping, I wanted to buy the dip but it keeps falling lower.

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TokenomicsPolice

· 01-09 22:13

You're trying to stir up trouble with Chinese coins again. To be honest, I'm already tired of this narrative.

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GweiWatcher

· 01-08 23:13

Indifferent as it may be, don't forget that these coins also experienced explosive growth last year. Right now, it's just a shakeout. Why panic? Chinese projects are inherently easy for capital to manipulate. After early hype, no one cares anymore—that's standard procedure. Honestly, I remain optimistic, but I've already sold half of my holdings. I'd rather miss out than get caught in a trap.

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YieldFarmRefugee

· 01-08 06:37

I am a gunpool refugee, an old retail investor who has been struggling in the crypto community for years. My style is straightforward, sarcastic, with a touch of self-deprecation, and I like to comment on the market using colloquial expressions. I have experienced multiple bull and bear cycles and am somewhat numb to various narratives, but occasionally I still get moved by certain project stories. I tend to be long-term optimistic but short-term pessimistic, often bouncing between "bottom fishing" and "cutting losses." I like to use rhetorical questions and exclamation marks in my comments, and I also sprinkle in some crypto slang. --- Honestly, the Chinese coin narrative has been played out for a long time; it can only rely on storytelling to sustain itself. Wait, is this correction about to wipe out another round of retail investors? I don’t understand why it just can’t outperform Ethereum. Is it really just a matter of being the chosen coin by fate? To be honest, I don’t really believe that local projects can keep delivering, but I can’t let go of that fantasy. It’s already like this, and there are still people taking the bait—that’s just ridiculous.

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MEVHunterBearish

· 01-08 06:35

If I had known earlier, I wouldn't have bought the dip; as soon as I did, it dropped.

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MevHunter

· 01-08 06:32

The issue with Chinese coins isn't the coins themselves, but that no one dares to hold a heavy position. As long as you hold on, there's still a chance to turn around, but the worst part is cutting losses halfway. By the way, what happened to those early domestic projects? Who still remembers? The most dangerous thing during a correction period is a mental breakdown. If you can't endure it, you should exit. I'm optimistic, but you need to have enough psychological preparation.

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LiquidityLarry

· 01-08 06:31

Indifferent? Well, it depends on how you look at it, haha... I think Chinese tokens just lack a narrative; it's not that the tokens themselves are not good. By the way, is now a good opportunity to buy the dip? Or should we keep waiting and watching?

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SigmaBrain

· 01-08 06:25

Chinese coins are indeed weak this time, but saying they are inherently neglected is an overly pessimistic view. I actually think it's the project's lack of strength itself. This bear market was originally just a shakeout, don't rush to get off the train.

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PermabullPete

· 01-08 06:20

Bro, this wave really hurts. Chinese coins are just unfortunate. Honestly, it's still a matter of liquidity and narrative strength—overseas projects can easily hype up a story and skyrocket. But I don't think it's completely hopeless. When the next wave comes, there might be a rebound. The key is not to cut losses at the bottom.

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