2025-12-30 11:24:57

When it comes to choosing exchanges and projects, there are a few points worth considering.

First, funds are always limited, and it's impossible to participate in and experience every platform (of course, spreading out investments is also fine). In this situation, blindly following the trend is unwise—screening and judgment become the core.

Many influencers on social platforms use套路 (tactics) that are actually quite formulaic, ultimately relying on invitation systems to make a living. Their statements may not be the most objective.

Regarding the pace of project token releases, some projects have indeed experienced multiple delays. For example, certain projects that were scheduled to launch earlier have repeatedly postponed their progress. In such cases, investors need to stay rational and not be blinded by initial hype.

Instead of following hot trends, it's better to spend time researching the platform's true strength and the actual progress of the project—this is where more effort is worth it.

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GoldDiggerDuck

· 12-30 11:47

Most of the recommendations from big influencers are just for referral commissions. Wake up, everyone. The delay is really outrageous. The promised timeline keeps getting pushed back, and in the end, we have to take the fall. Instead of listening to stories, it's better to dig into the project code yourself—that's the right way. Funds are limited, don't scatter them like sesame seeds and invest randomly. Those who follow the trend end up crying—blood and tears lessons. These days, doing your homework is more valuable than luck. Focusing on fundamentals is the true way; when hype comes, be extra cautious.

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PuzzledScholar

· 12-30 11:45

Well said. The big V's recommendation really made me sick; it's all just a business of referral codes. That said, I've seen projects that have been delayed multiple times, and most of them end up failing completely. Instead of listening to their hype, it's better to dig into the project progress yourself and see where the money is actually flowing. With limited funds, you have to be selective; otherwise, going all-in is just asking for trouble. Now everyone has learned to be smarter. Unless there's something substantial, I won't move even if the hype is high.

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staking_gramps

· 12-30 11:37

Big V recommendations are really annoying. Isn't it better to check the whitepaper yourself? I've blacklisted all projects that have been delayed multiple times. I've suffered too many losses. When choosing a platform, you still need to do your homework. Don't expect others to give you money. Following the trend is suicide. This market cycle has already proven that. If your funds are limited, you should be more selective. Otherwise, going all-in could wipe you out someday.

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DefiOldTrickster

· 12-30 11:33

Yeah, with limited funds, you need to calculate carefully. Don't get involved in everything. Recommended by big influencers? Ha, I've seen through that invitation and rebate trick long ago. It's better to look at on-chain data than listen to them. Project delays are very normal. I've experienced many times before... The key is whether you can hold your mindset and not be overwhelmed by FOMO. Instead of chasing hot topics, it's better to understand where the returns are and how to implement reinvestment strategies—that's the real key. Honestly, compared to blindly following the trend, people like us are the ones who can survive the bear market.

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GasSavingMaster

· 12-30 11:27

Really? The big V's recommendation is just for referral commissions. Don't be fooled. Speaking of delayed projects, there are a bunch of them; you need to read the white paper yourself. With limited funds, you need to be more selective; otherwise, you'll suffer heavy losses. Big V talks eloquently, but then they turn around and harvest your gains. Instead of chasing hype, it's better to read the code and check the progress; that's much more reliable. By the way, not many people actually do their homework.

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