The performance data of new projects this year has come out, and to be honest, it really hurts to see. A total of 118 projects were counted, of which 100 have seen their prices fall below the listing price, with an average valuation shrinking by 71%—falling after doubling and then doubling again.
This also indicates one thing: the old routine of "rushing in before the coin is issued, and then holding on" that worked last year is completely ineffective this year. The market's capacity is not that large, and the liquidity bonus for early entrants has long since dissipated.
The strategies that were once effective have become obsolete in the new cycle. Now, to make money from new projects, one must think about how to find those truly competitive targets, rather than repeating last year's story.
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CryptoPhoenix
· 4h ago
It hurts, but this precisely indicates that the market is self-repairing. Trash projects deserve to die, and those that survive are the real deal.
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WagmiOrRekt
· 4h ago
71% shrinkage... this is what a gambler looks like before going bankrupt
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What happened to those who jumped in last year and held on? Is anyone speaking up?
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Alright, it seems like we need to change our mindset, not all coins can rise
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Finding a real project among a hundred dead ones is already quite good; it's easier said than done
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It's the same old "looking for competitive assets"; it sounds easy, but who can differentiate?
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The liquidity bonus is gone, so those entering the market now are just cannon fodder, understood
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Doubled and then doubled again in falling; this ratio is really harsh, just a word of advice: don't touch new coins
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So the question is how to find them, it's not like we're being asked to buy air
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TokenToaster
· 4h ago
71% shrinkage? I said last year's strategy of rushing in and holding was doomed long ago, and there are still people copying and pasting it now.
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100 coins falling below the issue price... no way, then my several projects from last year were indeed a waste of time, haha.
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The key is to learn how to pick, not all coins are worth entering a position, the market isn't that foolish anymore.
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Truly competitive targets have all been locked by institutions, where are retail investors still gambling?
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Now project teams know to use Liquidity premium to play people for suckers, then everyone goes back to their own homes, this mentality needs to change.
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NotSatoshi
· 4h ago
71% shrinkage... Really, those who blindly rushed in last year must be crying now.
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100 projects fell below the issue price? This is why I don't touch anything now.
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That's right, the liquidity bonus is gone, and making money now is basically just a dream.
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So the question now is, who can really distinguish which projects are competitive... It feels much easier to say than to do.
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The data looks outrageous at first glance, what does it mean to fall repeatedly and double... It's scary.
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The old tricks from last year are indeed dead, but the new tricks haven't been figured out yet, it's the hardest time.
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The early bonuses have indeed disappeared, entering new projects now is purely a gamble on luck.
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Out of 118, 100 fell below... The market is just whipsawing at this time.
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I don't want to make money from new projects anymore, it's too exhausting, it's better to wait for BTC to stabilize.
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LiquidityWhisperer
· 4h ago
71% shrinkage, to put it bluntly, those who jumped in last year have become dumb buyers, right?
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Holding big law has died, now you really need to know how to select projects, otherwise you'll have to Cut Loss again.
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100 projects falling below the issue price, where is there any bonus in the market, it’s all traps.
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The early advantages are completely gone, now entering new projects really relies on vision, burning money is hard to say.
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Last year's playstyle should have been eliminated long ago, yet there are still people repeating the same mistakes haha.
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Liquidity bonus has dissipated, what remains is the era of real knives and guns comparing fundamentals.
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Looking at the data, you can tell the era of relying on luck is over, now you have to put in effort to research.
The performance data of new projects this year has come out, and to be honest, it really hurts to see. A total of 118 projects were counted, of which 100 have seen their prices fall below the listing price, with an average valuation shrinking by 71%—falling after doubling and then doubling again.
This also indicates one thing: the old routine of "rushing in before the coin is issued, and then holding on" that worked last year is completely ineffective this year. The market's capacity is not that large, and the liquidity bonus for early entrants has long since dissipated.
The strategies that were once effective have become obsolete in the new cycle. Now, to make money from new projects, one must think about how to find those truly competitive targets, rather than repeating last year's story.